Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-06-05
PERSONAL GRAPHICS.

Rev. J. S. Williams of Floyd's creek
was in town on Tuesday last.
| DIR. J. A. Cohen was called to Davis
county this week.
B. F. Meek. of the Normal. took in
the Chicago convention, this week
J. B. Williams, Of Williams mill,
was in town Monday.
Ben Millay. one of the leading farm
erS of Walnut township. was in town
on Monday.
Prof. H. F. Williams. formerly of the
Normal school at this place but at pres
ent Secretary of the State Young Men $
Christian Association, was in town this
week.
Miss Allie Orr. We hear. has applied
to the Ladies Foreign Mission Society
TO be sent to Japan as Missionary
, teacher.
Mr.. Chas. Gerhold returned few
days since from visit to his former
home at Marietta, Ohio.
Hon. 4. l.. Gibbs of Wilson township.
gave as pleasant call on Monday last.
He too. joined the.erand army of Graph
ic' readers.
Two of Liberty townships most en-
terprising and wide awake farmers
James and Clark Zeigler--werei in town
the early part of this week.
The irrepressible W. A. FLOYD who
has lived longer in Adair county than
any other voter was in on Monday and
ike sensible man. planked down the
crsh for the Weekly Graphic.
Mr.. Il. H. Hall. of Wells county. Indi-
ana. Is visiting his brother. Mr.. Tulva-
IA Hall OF this county. He reports ev-
erything booming in Indiana, crops
looking well and politics at fever heat.
Mrs. S. 7. Furrow returned Tuesday
night from several days visit to Mem
phis.
James Kerns. farmer and stock raiser.
of Greencasila. No. formerly of this
county, was in town few days since.
and Is now subscriber to the Graphic.
The following prominent railroad
men spent Tuesday night al the Parcels
House in this place: Mr. E. 4. Garvev,
of st. Louis: T. d. Schemmerhorn and
Frank Ferris. of Quincy and W. S.
Lincoln, of Springfield, Ills. We learn
they We're taking formal possession of
the Q. III. & p as representatives of
the Wabash railroad
Rev. w. II. Turner returned Sunday
morning from the general conference
of the NJ E. church at Cincinnati. Tie
conference was an imposing cOnvocation
embracing as it did representative men
from nearly every civilized country on
tie globe.
Nelson Ebert one of our enterprising
farmers was in town Monday. and wish
ing to keep himself informed in the tu-
ture. he subscribed for the Graphic
We noted the presence of John Sha-
yer on our streets Monday.
A Mr.. Richmond. of Astabula. Ohio.
was in town this week, for the purpose
of looking at the country, with proba-
bilities in favor of purchasing real
estate and settling among US. Adalr
wants all the enterprising. industrious,
go-ahead farmers she can get-the more
the better.
Mrs. n. A. Baylor left Wednesday
night for visit to friends in south
Missouri.
Rev. S. Carothers, of Brashear, was in
town Thursday.
Jas. Shahan has been building a
bridge over the Fabius in east Edna.
Mrs. Jacob Sands left Wednesday
morning for Illinois. called there by the
serious illness of brother.
Rev. J. ]. Bently has been absent
this week on trip to Glasgow, in this
state.
Miss Julia Lester. of Kansas. former
" resident OF this place, is in town.
visiting friends.
Come and Examine the Best Sewing
Machines in the world: The Domestic. |
Eldredge, St. John, Howe Improved. |
Wheeler and Wilson No. 8. also Cheap
Machines. GENUINE Singer, New |
Howe and Victor. all sold by D. S. |
GUIPE, Agent.