Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-09-09
Personal 6RApKIcS.

Mr.. W. +. Emerson, Of Clay, callet
to see us yesterday.
Judge j. Sands spent two or three
days in Macon this week.
; W. l.. Grieg. went to Hannibal on
business, Wednesday night.
George Ratlif, accompanied by his
wife, spent yesterday in this city.
Z. X. Miller of Wilson dropped in
on us one day this week. Come again
Charley Richter and wife are here on
avisit. They go to Edna tomorrow
Miss Alice Link. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gill
returned from MOberly Friday morn
ing.
Can't. Abe Sl:ngerland returned Wed
nesday night from trip to Minneso-
ia,
Joseph +. Motter Of Nineveh, was
in town Thursday, and gave us pleas
ant call.
We noticed the presence of. Steph.
Hall. of Clay township, on our streets
Thursday.
Mrs. G.. R. Brewington and her Sis
ter Miss Relda Freeman are visiting
trienas in Iowa.
!. Nj. Brown Of the Brashear House,
Brashear, was in town and gave us a
cali Monday last.
w. p. Childress. of Scotland county,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. f.
Green, of this city.
Miss Lizzie Howard leaves tomorrow
evening for Brookfeld where she has
position i'll the public schools.
w. H. DeFrance and his sister.
Matte, lett for Columbia, where they
will attend school another year.
l. ID. Lay and wife. of Spring creek
were IN town Tuesday and gave the
GRAPHIC office a pleasant call.
I. S. Hoag arrived home from Kan.
sas CITY. on Friday morning. He re-
ported Il heavy ram there on Thursday.
p. F. Greenwood left Wednesday
night for Sedalia to attend case as
attorney for the Continental Insurance
Company.
Charley Sheppard was home Sunday
and was not killed or seriously injured
by the H. Il. accident on the west branch
"i' the north No.
Mr.. c. A. Robinson. of the New
York Store. has been in New York for
the past week selecting goods for the
fall and winter trade.
DR.. S. L. Sage. having leased his
MILL has again returned to his old bus.
mess. peddling pills. His neighbors
wouldn t let him retire.
Mr.. Jno.A. Willard has gone into the
grocery of Nh. J. H. Wilkes as part
ner We wish the new firm success
and booming big trade.
John r. Musick left Monday evening
for New York, where he goes upon bu.
siness of literary nature. He will
be gone about two weeks.
Our old friend Frank Faucet form.
erly of this place, now of Winnebago
City, Minn.ls here shaking handswith his
old acquainta.ccs and friends.
Miss Alice l.. Heath, availing herself
of the two weeks additional vacation
granted the public schools, has gone to
Oregon, Holt, County Nc, on brief
visit.
H. C. Davidson hes sold his farm to
Wayne Williams for 1880. Williams
having sold his farm to Mr.. Taylor,
of the north eoStern part of the county,
or 800.
Saturdays Daily.
G.. NJ. Mcclure came in this morn.
ing from his summer iaunt in the
mountain region of North Carolina.
He looks better for The trip.
Mr.. ]. T. Prtchard, of Daviess
county; arrived Saturday with his son,
who will attend the Normal the com.
ing session.
I. A. Royson of Pattonsville, Davis
county, came down the latter part Of
last week with his son who will attend
school this year. Mr.. Royson was
much pleased with he school and the
town.
Prof. G. A. Smith, returned from
southern Missouri, Saturday night and
will remain here several days. He has
been engaged in Institute work during
the vacation. His school at Trenton
opens in October.
Prot. G. W. krall, of the Washington
University, St. Louis. is shaking hands
with kirksville friends. The professor
has many friends here, who are always
glad to see him, and to hear of his coz
tinued prosperity.