Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-22
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PERSONAL GRAPHICS.

aUNU Oh MOsudt diu eHiIShs: On INT
GRAPHIC list for the campaign.
". T. Atwell farmer of Clay town
ship. was in town Monday. also John
Seigle of the same township. They
both take the GRAPHIC.
J. T. Rainwater. timber man from
Novinger. was in town the front part
of the weak. also Mr. Bostwick. mer-
chant of the same village Mr.. r. will
hereafter learn of men and things
through the medium of the WEEKLY
GRAPHIC.
John Wilkes, the groceryman. has
gone to Iowa on visit with his family.
Miss Minnie Thompson has Just re-
turned from visit TO southern Arkan-
Sas.
Mr.. Julia Halliburton. of Carthage.
j visiting her relatives and friends in
this place.
Mr.. J. " Flemming and wife. went
20 Fulton. Galloway county. on Thurs
day on visit 10 friends in that vicinity.
Nr. Flemlning ordered the GRAPHIC
Int TO that point in order 20 connteract
ire democratic niasmat;c condition of
the atmosphere during his visit. We
hope it NAV prove a missionary for
IqRch good in that benigllted country.
Sheriff T. u Smith has been in St.
LOUIS this week attending the meeting
90. The Grand Lodge OF the l. O. o. f.
Or. J.. T. Gall of Nineveh. was in
toxin Thursday. The doctor takes the
GglFIur.
T. p Hall. county clerk of Knox coun-
IT, vas III attendance at the greenback
r1lysafion Thursday. He wishes to
know what straight repubIicanism is
80 L. subscribed for The GRAPHIC.
II. Ssmu.: Nheatcraft. of Clay town.
ship. -ave rs call on Thursday He
reports heavier rains in that vicinity
;.sn here. and good crop prospect.
Mrs.. Griswold. who has been visiting
Ter brother Mr. J. ". Gill. of Salt river
township, left for her home in northern
Iowa yesterday morning.
DR.. Galbrpath. of Glenwood. spent
Monday and Tuesday in Kiirksville.
! he doctor invested in the GRAPHIC.
Mr.. John Smith, of Clay township.
was in town ii es1ay.
DR. Hall, Of Sublette., was in town
Tuesday II e doctor will Will scan the
columns OF the fiRAPur, Zach week here
after. and doubtless draw much wisdom
tlerefr5n.
We had the pleasure of a short call on
Tuesday morning from Rev. Mr.. Ira
Tue. Of Edna. Mr.. Trabue preached at
the christian church in this place Tue
day AID Wednesday evenings of this
week He i, county missionary for
knox county.
Mr., John Harris. one Of our subseri-
reports that he has one of the best
wheat fields in the county.
John Campbell. of Wilson township.
was in town Saturday.
The irrepressible Sublett.-Peter J.
Sublett-was in town Saturday. and
interviewed the GRAPHIC. He Is in for
the boom.
Esquire Bowman. of Floyd's creek
neighborhood. called on us Saturday
He takes the best paper in the county
the GRAPHIC.
J. i. MuSick was absent portion of
lost week He was in St Louis, several
days on legal business.
Mr. j. Fowler. the tailor, dropped in
on US the other day and gave Us an in
teresting sketch of men and things in
northeast Missouri in 1861.
Capt J. Marques. of Polk township.
was in town Monday. Capt. Marques
was at one time representative of this |
county in the legislature. He takes the |
GRAPHIC, and is good fox hunter as
well as farmer
Mr.. Lewis Walters, an old resident Of
Adair county. who has been living in |
Galatin county, Montana, for two years. |
returned last Thursday satisfied that |
Adair will suit him far better than the
west. Mr.. Walters was prudent in his |
forethouyht hence left his farm to re-
turn TO.
Mr. 0. d. Jones, of Knox. and A. L. I
GIlstrap. of Macon, were in town Thurs
day
Mr. N. Y. Meeker and wife, of Clay !
township. gave this Office pleasant call
yesterday.
J. W. Halliburton. Of Carthage, Mo-,
arrived here yesterday morning.
W. E. Foster, station agent of the
st. L. W. & P was at Quincy on Thurs
day.
W. E. Watson. of Milan, was in
town yesterday He takes THE repub-
lean paper of Adair county-the
GRAPHIC
John NJ London, and W. D. Powell,
Of Macon, and Mr. F. P Hall, of Edna.
delegates TO The greenback convention
favored US witha call Thursday even
ing.