Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-10-12
PERSONALS.

THos. GIBsoN is spending few day.
. In Edna this week.
Miss MorLrE kIsGrSs is in Quinc,
this week spending few days.
| Mr.. RicaEY HYNps, Of Millard, drop
ped in to see us Tuesday afternoon.
| w. I. BArRr started Tuesday to at.
tend the Bankers National Association ut
Louisville KY
| Mir. AMI Mis-. NJ. S. MONTGOMERY and
daughter Leila returned from their eastern
trip last Friday.
W. G. WELLS, Of Greentop, and Capt.
Tolcr, OF Polk, were visible on our streets q
portion ofTuesday.
Mr.. A. H. BURNS and family will
start mex: week 10 Miledgeville, Pennsylva-
mia, where they will spend the winter.
A sister OF Prot. Seitz arrived here on
Tuesday evening, too late for the funeral.
We learn that she returned on the next train
south.
Mrs. L. ". and Mrs. S. M. LINK spent
last week visiting relatives and friends in
Moberly. They returned Monday evening
Of this week.
WV. SIX, of Polk township, has pur-
chased property in the north part Of town
and will move his family here next week, for
the purpose Of educating his children.
MR.. A. TrNsMAN and wife haye
gone to Randolph county, where Mrs. Tins
man will visit friends for sfcw weeks. ZAP
expects to 60 to Kansas City and engage in
business should u suitable opening present
| itself.
F. A. GROVE returned Monday morn
ing from Colorado. He visited Denver, Col
orado Springs, Beuna Vista and other points
during his absence. When he left the snow
was falling in the mountains.
Mrs. j C, CARoTHERs. Mrs. Ahbie
Matthews, and Miss Msllie Carothers spent
fair week in st. Louis, via Of the river. they
report nice time and escaped the railroad
crush.
Mr.. F. DoFFELMYER, advance agent
of Jay Simms Com bination. was IN town yes
terday completing arrangements for the ap-
pearancc Of that troupe in Kirksville for one
week, commencing Monday, Oct. end.
We learn that DIR. Wesscher will
start to Keokuk next week where he will at
tend a supplementary course of lectures In
medicine and surgery. The doctors family
will reside in Kirksvile this winter.
WE are glad to welcome back to
Kirksville again Mr.. E. s. Whitacre, who has
been absent for a wi ole year at his home In
Virginia. He has resumed his position in
the New York store where he will be
happy to see all his old friends.
CART. JOIN NJ. DAVIS is absent in St.
Louis, in attendance on the U. 8. Court as a
Juror. He sends for back numbers of the
GRAPHIC in order to keep poste'! on home
news. We are glad to learn that his health
has shown wonderful improvement SINCE he
left here.
Mr.. J. H. Kinnear, and wife start to
Lancaster, Indiana, this week. Mr.. Kinnear
goes to visit his old home from which he
has been absent fifteen years, and to shake
hands with the friends of his early youth, and
to visit relatives. He will be absent two or
three weeks.
Mr.. H. e. FoNcANNoN returned last
week from a four weeks visit to Dakota
He called in to see us Wednesday ana e1-
pressed himselfas highly delighted with the
trip and the country. He thinks Dakota the |
place for young man with snap and energy |
to build up and make home.
Mr.. JOHN WATSON, OF HUI mbolt, Kan
sas, has been spending the week with his
mother at this place. John looks as if the |
gentle breezes Of southern Kansas agreed |
with him. We learn he is devoting his en-
tire attention to the practice oflsw.
GEO TULL is home again, with his
family, after summers sojourn, in the
old Dominion" George has gained much
IN health and looks as if the mountain air
and Virginia hospitality agreed with him.
BE is now aiting for his new photograph
rooms in the new brick block on the north
,ide, to be completed.
NJ. S. MONTGOMERY is home again
after an all summers sabsence which was
,pent mostly in New York, at Rochester.
MIR. Montgomery attended the N. Y. State
air. He is looking well and is just as much
addicted to puns as ever.
Rev. J. B. MITCHELL left on Wednes-
lay morning for Correyville to attend the
Nc Adow Synod Of which he is a member
Prof Mason will have charge of the services
n his stead next Sabbath. On Sabbath week
Rev X. G. Pearson, Of Nashville Tenn, is to
We here to commence series of meetings in
hat church.
Mrs. KEowN, wife Of our old friend,
\. j. Keown, formly Of this place, but now in
ALLEY Co. Neb, LEFT this NJ nday morning
or her home in Neb. after three days visit
ii. NJ. Smiths Of this place. She says it
rould do Missourian good to see the corn {
n Neb. She reports crops of al kinds good /
ut there. They are doing well in their new
one Old corn delivered is now sold ct 20
t., and it is thought the new crop Will 60
I 10 cts. per bushel. Quite acontrast.
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