Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-12-17
PERSONALS.

. NJ Il. w. McGovern, who has beer
since last June in Colorado. returned
home last Wednesday morning looking
better than he has fer years.
Ira Elliott, of Saltriyer, who has beer
quite sick for some time was able to ge,
up to town this week He is now away
for change and recuperation.
Mrs. Eva Sullivan who has been quite
III for couple Of weeks is rapidly le-
covering again.
/ J. y. Lay was in town this week aud
declares his family can't do without
the Graphic. All right. They shall have
it.
W. Il. Marine, of Sullivan county.
accompanied by his family, spent last
Wednesday, in this city while on their
way to Eureka springs, where they ex-
/ peet to remain several months. The
Graphic will keep them informed re-
garding the happenings Of this part of
the country.
Il. d. Ellison. Of Wilmathsville was in
town Wednesday last. He Will contin-
ne 10 read the Graphic.
We learn that Porter r. Smith. the
portly foreman Of the Democrat is the
papa Of another boy. Monday night.
Mr.. J. Il. Focht, special agent Of the
Phoenix insurance company at Brash-
ear, dropped in 10 see Us the fore part
Of this week. Come again when we get
Strengthened up.
This time it is at e. B. Franeiseo's.
He Is somewhat disappointed as the
name he had picked out was Hancock,
and his wife objected to having her
daughter named for the defeated demo-
cratic candidate.
John y Delhi. living four miles east
Of town. had a terrible look of agony on
his face last Wednesday morning. as
he glanced from one to the other of the
two little responsibilities which his wife
had lust presented him, one a boy the
other 4 girl.
Mr. B. Pierce, of Saltriver township,
called Monday and deposited two dol
lars for the GRAPHIC. He says count .
him in as long as it continues
10 be up 10 It's present tandard.' All
right, we will make it still better.
Mr.. c. B. Policy called Monday, paid
his subscription Tor year and left a
I notice of public sale Of some choice
stock, which appears in this weeks is
sue. Farmers and stock men should at
tend the sale. See notice.
Mr.. J. NJ. Swallow. and wifi. of Milan
daughter of Judge Hooper, spent last
Sunday in kirksville.
Mr.. C. Ricketts,. OF Walnut. was in
last Saturday and gave Us a pleasant
call. l.
Richev Hynds, of Pettls. one of the
old stand by republicans was in town
one day tLis week .Richey has lots of
in the future of the Graph
ic.
Mr.. \. Gonnermaun. o. Knox county
was up Monday last He isa republic
can Of the old school, and likes the great
family weekly,
George Cain. one of the Oldest settlers
having been born in thls county forty
seven years ago.accompanied by his SON
in-law Mr.. Isaac Novinger, gave rs a
pleasant call last Tuesday.
Mr. Cain owns and lives upon the old
Cain farm six miles west of town, hav-
ing taken It's name from his father who
opened the farm. it beng one of the
first settled in this county.
J. C. Carothers our popular County
Clerk left last Monday night for Full
ton to look after the interests of the in
sane in that institution from this coun-
tv. we believe twelve in number.
W. c. Davidson who has been sick
with pneumonia is, we are pleased TO
learn, recovering quite rapidly.
John r. Dover, although a democrat I
came in Tuesday and handed us the
cash fer the boss paper, he says, the
Graphic he must have. We like his
Judgment. i
Mr.. ]. ". Herrell, formerly of this
county, now of H.. is here visiting the
family of his brother-in-law, Judge
Sands. and in company with the Judge ,
gave us a pleasant call. ,
Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "W1NE OF CARDuI."