Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-02-29
PERSONALS

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sale March is. 1884.
Mr.. c. T. KIMBLE, living two ant
one-half miles southeast Of suhlette. vii
hsve public sale, Monday. March So, 1884
of stock, hay, corn. etc.
Mr.. SOLOMON KAUFMAN, of On.a
rio. Cansds, gave US . pleasant surprise
Wednesday morning. He is out here look
Ing after his landed interests. He has fine
large farm in the eastern part Of the county.
Mr.. Kaufman is regular reader Of the
GRArHIc.
Mr.. WILLIAM REYNOLDS and lady,
ofGreentop were In town Wednesday.
We regret to learn that r. NJ. Ringo,
cashier Of the Savings Bank, has been con-
fined to his room for several days, by rheu-
mstism.
MR. T. B. DEWITT and family start
ed to California, Monday night.
Mr.. JoHN SHELLEY, Jr., is studying
medicine with Drs. Brown and Burton, Of
| this city.
Mrs. Bishop started to Denver,
Wednesday morning., be absent until April.
Mr.. WIN. BELFiELD. foreman on tine
KirksviiIe section ofthe Wabash, has tender
cd his resignation to take effect Saturday.
Mr.. Belneid has purchased farm near vii.
lism'sMiil in this county. The railroad loses
faithful and efficient cmploJe. We wish
him success in his new venture.
Mr.. P. A. FREDERICK, Of Kansas
City has been here for several days past at
the bedside Of his father who Is lying Yery
Ill.
Mrs. M. J. SNYDER. Of Iowa, an &C.
quaintance OF Mr.. II. g. PARCEL has been Wis
iting Kirksville the present week.
NJ. F. SHoLLY returned to his home
st Abba, Iowa, on Wednesday.
DR. LAWS, OF the State University,
has been present in Kirksville this week and
has actively participated In the exercises at
the N"rmal as viii be seen by our Normal
Notes"
We noticed our Polk township
friends, Cap. Toler and Mr.. A. BuckaIlew on
our streets since our last issue.
Mr.. J. P. LOGAN, of Greentop, CALL
ed in to see us Tuesday.
We LEARN that Esquire Barlow and
family, OF Greentop. departed for Kansas on
Monday Of this week.
r. R. WELLS was off to Kansas
again last Monday.
UNCLE JIMMY LoRToN, who lives
four miles south Of town, met with serious
and painful accident on Thursday. Feb 2lst
In turning TO shut gate his feet slipped
from under him and he fell violently to the
frozen ground, breaking thigh bone. Drs-
Coe Sparkling were called, We learn his
condition is quite critical.
We regret very much to hear that
Mr. John Rowlis on, of Clay township is SUI
fering from paralytic stroke.
Mr.. D. P. HUSTON, of South Adair
starts this week on visit to friends in Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
JUDGE JOHNSON has been trying his
hand at farm work this week, but Wednes
days "blizzard" was too much for him
Mr.. and MRS. c. BoRNEmAN went TO
sublette Wednesday, Feb. 81. to attend the
wedding of Mr.. Harvey Hit and Miss Fannie
Clark.
Mr.. w. T. BAIRD spent Friday of
last week in Quincy.
MISS CLARA ENGLEHART, of Prairie
Bird, paid the GRAPHIC pleasant call Mon
day.
w. c. GILMORE, of Wilson, was in TO
see US this week.
G. c. MAcxLrN and son of Saltriver,
called on Friday last.
WE learn that Mr.. Hiram T. Hall
has received recently sl2szo7 back pension
with an allowance of IS per month. Good
Hon. w. z. COLEMAN was in town
Friday and attended the Oratorical Contest
Friday night.
B. F. GUTHERIE. of Macon attended |
the contest at the Normal.
Hon. L. H. CORY, of Edna, was
one OF the judges at the Oratorical Contest.
Mrs. A. w. ROBERTS, of Sublette,
made the GBAPHIc call Wednesday.
w. L. CHAPPELL, editor of the Kinks.
vile Democrat started to Kahoka Thursday
morning to witness the marriage ceremony
OF his sister, but the cannon ball TOOK coca
sion to go into tie ditch and Mr. c: had to re-
turn TO town. We sympathlze with hinl,as II
not every day that an editor has chance to
yet Il square meal.