Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-06-26
PERSONAL GRAPHICS.

Mr. J. T. Miller. of Unionville. one o
the permanent republicans of that city
gave us call. Tuesday morning. Mr.
Miller was on his way to the temper
ance convention at Edna. Mr.. Miller
viii read the GRAPHIC during the cam
paign.
Mr. Ira. D. Chamberlain, twenty year
ago a citizen of kirksville. is stopping
at the Parcels House Mr. Chamber
lain recognizes many changes in Kinks
vile since that time. industrially, social.
ly and politically. He EaS then hound
ed, threatened. and publ icly attacked
because he believed in freedom, instead
lnf slavery.
Mr.. J. C. McClelland and wife. of Clay
township was in town and gave us d
pleasant call Tuesday last.
| Mr.. G. ". Thrailkill. of Floyd's Creek
WIS in town Monday and gave us a
pleasant call He couldn't do without
the GRAPHIC any longer.
| Mr.. J. Vaughn one ofour best farmers
was in Tuesday last. He believes in the
GRAPHIC. and subscribed for it TO send
TO his brother in Pennsylvania
| Miss Willie Robinson of Winchester
Virginia. is visiting her brother, OF the
New York Store
We are pleased to see Mr.. C. \. Bar,
nard. who has been quite sick. again on
the street.
C. Bornemar. who has been for some
time in Moberly, came home fora short
stay this week.
Mr.. Geo. F. Williams has been reap
pointed deputy United States Marshal
for this district 1t is a good appoint
ment. for he has been very efficient
officer.
Mrs. DR.. Weaver. Of RingoS Point.
left on Wednesday morning for Roch-
ester. \. Y. on visit. She was ac-
companied this far by her daughter,
Miss Ida.
Mr.. J. y. Holloway. merchant from
Brashear was in town Wednesday
making preparations for the coming
Fourtho July celebration, at BraShear,
notice Of which appears in another
column.
Rev. J. B. Mitchell and Rev. J. c.
( Shipp were in attendance at the Edna
! temperance contention this week.
Elder Shumate. o; Louisiana. was in
town IL first part Of this week.
" 3. REYNOLDS Of WiImarhyilIe was
attending court this weet.-
Mr.. Jerome Shearer. Of Greeneastle
spent several days of the present week
in attendance at circuit cosrrt in this
place.
Mr.. A. Done-hv took in the Brashear
basket meeting last Sunday. but
could nj tell the text when he got back.
We understand Mr.. F. 5. Hoag thinks
Of visiting Eureka Springs and perhap,
Colorado in search of health this sum
mer.
We are sorry to hear that G. W.
TIll. OF Tall a Parcels photographers.
has been on the sick list this week.
Mr.. Mitchell. of the firm of Dysart &
Mitchell. attorneys, Macon. has been in
town the present week.
Mr. c. W Thompson, Of illinois. is
assisting W Z. Foster at the St. Louis.
Wabash & Pacific railroad depot.
Miss Emma Hoye is visiting friends
In Iowa
]; \. Richter has opened a store at
Cookville.
Mrs. Venttfn. of Knox county, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.. q. ".
Halla lay, this week.
Mrs. H. Mason is on a visit to friends
IN GreencaStle.
Lieut. Pierce Travis. who has Just
graduated at West Point. returned
home Thursday evening. He has been
assigned to duty in Dakotah.
E. A. Hope went to st. Louis this
week, but is expected home to-day.
We are sorry to learn that \. l..
Shepherd Is laid up sick this week.
Prof. G. \. Smith went to Columbia
this week After spending few days
at his former home in Vernon county.
he expects to engage in institute work
at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and will be
home in time for the institute at this
place.
Mr. c. E. .Thrasher, with his wife.
nee Randall of Brashear, was in town
Thursday buying furniture, queens
ware, etc. for regular housekeeping.
Buck Mason. formerly of this place.
but now a resident OF Milan was in
town Thursday, Wishing to keep
thoroughly posted on home matters he
called IN and subscribed for the GRAPH
IC.
Mr. J. T. Tate. who has been working
at his trade as carpenter, in Kansas
City tor several months past, returned
home Wednesday in answer to tele-
gram announcing tie illness of one of
his children.
Mrs VIM. Hart and her little son
started on visit to her daughter in
Kansas, Tuesday night.
Mrs. W. L. Foster, of Brashear was
in town Thursday.
Mr.. o. s. Cady, of Quincy spent a
few days here this week.