Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-02
PERSONALS.

MO etlIN.
Mrs. d. s. Guipe is on visit to
friends in Illinois
Charley Cailison. of Saltriver town
: ship, was in town Thursday
J. d. Holloway. of Brashear, visited
kirksville Thursday.
Mr.. I'D Grimm is visiting friends in
Indiana and VIII remain several weeks
Mrs. 5. c. Keer. of Springfield, H., is
visiting the family of Judge Sands.
Silas Kent returned few days ago
from visit 10 the south part of the
state.
Our fellow townsmen. Hamilton 4
Son. with their herd of fine cattle, took
the first premium at the Milan fair.
Frank Piister was the champion shot
at the fair. breaking 10 glass balls at as
many straight shots.
Hon. \. l.. Gibbs. of Wilson township
Wa on our streets day-beforc-yester
day.
Mr.. s. 5. White and wife, Of Florida,
is visiting in the family of Rev. j. ;.
Boyd.
Mr.. Geo. Shaw, greenback candidate
/ for the legislature, called to see Us.
Nr. Parcel. Of Tull ( PARCEL, pro-
poses taking little vacation soon for
health and rest.
Bas. Hope has been absent attending
ueigh5oring fairs in business way for
the past two or three weeks.
Mr. E. H. Burton called Tuesday
morning and ordered the Graphic sent
10 his address at La Plata.
Moses Furnish. of Polk township, one
of the old settlers Of Adair, concluded /
he needed the Graphic this week.
Mr.. D. y. Hennch. added his name
TO our Queen City list for half 4 years
subscription. The Graphic gathers
them in.
Nr. Geo. Marchand mail agent he
tween Quincy and Milan has a boy at
MS house. This mail arrived Satur-
day night
,ir. and Mrs. J. ". Martin are stop
ping with Mr.. J. A. Tinsman and fam
ilv. 5ir-. Martin i sister Of the celc-
brated J. H. Mott, Of Memphis, No.
Mr. \. butcher and wife intend Wis
ting the St. Louis fair the coming
week.
J. ". Tinsman. the arts. viii attend
the fair next week. Mr.. Tinsman
picture Of the sham battle Is being
.arto'yped- al St. Louis.
in. Anderson. Of Salt riyer town
ship. was in "Wednesday ana gave Us a
call. He speaks encouragingly Of re-
publican prospects in that township.
Mrs. Norris Tuttle attended the No
berry lair, aud VIII also attended the ST.
Louis fair and witness the procession :
OF the Yelled Prophets.
". T. ,Iohnston.w no has been for some
months IN the Black Hills returned
home q few days since looking well. l.
John Smith. Of Floyd's Greek. was in ;
town Tuesday last and anyone could {
see By the smiles on his face that he had G
raised a good crop.
Lieut.. P. n. Travis left last week 70 :
ioin his command at Fort 4 Lincoln
Lieut. Travis carries with .
him the well-wish,s Of large circle OF
his Adair county friends. !,
Ir. J. l. Nicholas. of Pettis, was in
town Thursday C9uldn do without :.
the Grajdic any longer 50 he laid down i.
the cash for the same Judgment good :.
IN that point. .
Walter c. Hart. formerly of this L
place. now of Beioit, Kansas, spent a t
'ew DAYS this week visiting and shaking Il
lanls with Old friends here. !
Mr.. E. Watson has removed with =
lis family to Kansas City. where he
will continue the practice Of lax. Mr.. :
Watson has good bushes qualifications ;,
md ne goes 10 the boss Young city in :,
he west. We wish him every success. =
Rev. \. Y. Bayley. of the N. Z. Il
}hurch. South. gave us pleasant cal!
me day this week. He is a pleasant
nan and real Jolly. We rather think y
We Ike lin. Il
Caleb Haight's hay col, walked off :
With the ribbon at the fair last Satur- =,
lay. He Is beauty. we mean the b
.olt. II
lie
John n. oldham has retired from e
.olitics, and become book peddler. 1t q
becomes him much better than the role "
{ statesman. .,
This week John Eitel and Tobias &
of Liberty township sold 80
,ead of two and three year old steers