Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-03-28
PERSONALS

uiE morning.
Nh. B. N. DAuDY, of Pettis, was in
on Wednesday.
JUICE GLEN, of Pettls spent several
days in town this week
Mr.. HENRY MusToE, OF Sperry, drop
ped in to see us on Monday.
Nh. w. 7. BAIRD went to ST. Louis
Monday night as U, s. petit juror.
WESLEY DE FRANCE arrived home
from Colorado yesterday morning.
Dr. FOWLER, of Greentor and Mr..
John Sample, of Polk township, called yester-
day.
Mr.. G. w. SUBLErrE and wife re.
turned to Minneapolis. Mimi, on Thursday
night.
+. S. HoAG has been helping refit a
mill at shibley's Point during the past two
weeks.
Mrs. S. T. FURRow and her son, Clar-
encc went to Memphis. Mo-, on Tuesday to
visit friends in that place.
Mrs. STANLEY THOMPSON went to Nor
borne on Wednesday morniE>. to visit her
sister, Mrs j. NJ White.
The DoNEGHY Bros. have kalsomined
their store-room and now everything looks
as bright and fresh as a new pin
MAIDS. GUIPE Started for his Dakota
claim on Wednesday morning. lie viii spend
the summer in that breezy latitude.
Col. WooDFoRD'S lectures at the NJ. E.
Church, on temperance. are largely attended.
He is pleasant and forcible speaker.
We LEARN that Mr.. Ed Ammerman,
who went to Washington territory several
winters since. is back to his old home in Sal
isbury.
Mrs. WM. HART was called to Ne
brsska by the serious illness of Mrs Matley
formerly of this county. She left on Monday
morning.
Mr.. JAMES C. WOODS, of Writ, Ind,
and M. W, R. Woods, of Ioka, Iowa, brothers
ofthe late A. L. Woods, are spending the
week in Kirksville.
Miss ELLA RHODES, the young lady
that was hurt at Queen City by hand car,
died from the effects Of her injuries. Wed
nesday morning.
Nh. and Mrs. |. J. Vine who have
been visiting Mrs. Wings parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eversull went to Creston Iowa, on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. PARSONS, an enterpriSing farmer
from Illinois, has settled two miles southeast
Of Brashear and is preparing to burn big
brick kiln after harvest.
Mr., J. H. HARTsock has bought
farm Of eighty acres from Mt. Patterson. two
miles east Of Brashear We learn he Is very
much pleased with his bar ain.
PROF. SOLOMON, who has been expect
ed here to investigate the cattle disease, for
ONE time past, arrived yesterday morning
and is now examining the affected herds.
MRs. E. c. French, sister of the late
A. L. Woods Of this place, died suddenly at
her home in Kansas on the goth of march,
Many will remember her visit here last sum
mer.
Mr.. Hicks, of Illinois, has purchased
firm of ninety acres three miles east of
Brashear. We are glad to hear of new men
moving in and helping to build up north
east Missouri.
Mr.. A. butcher returned Saturday
night from his trip to Cincinnati and other
points in ohio. He reports a splendid time
and took on about fifteen pounds of adipose
tissue while gone.
We were favored by a pleasant call
on Tuesday by Mr.. J. A. Buck, of Pennsylya-
mia. MIR Buck is a grandson of our well
known citizen, Rev. John Buck, of this place
and is a nephew OF NJ. 8 Montgomery
Nh. CAL WELLS and family have re,
turned to Greentop after three years resi-
dence in Iowa. Mr. Wells called to see us
Tuesday and, Of course, subscribed for the
GRAPHIC. He expects to reside at Greentop
for the present.
Mr.. b. F. LAMKIN returned from
Florida on Wednesday morning delighted
with his trip and looking very much benefit
ted He speaks very enthusiastically of
Florida as a health resort and a point for
speculative investments. He left Mr. g. NJ
Link at De Land.
Mr.. NJ. H. BURNS, who spent the win
ter at MilledgeyIlle, Penn, return home on
Friday morning oflast week. MI. Burns re-
ports having pleasant visit and was offer
ed inducements to remain, but prefers the
" wild freedom" of the west to the cramped
ana crowded east. Glad to have him back.
IT will be seen by their announce
ment on this page that the New York Store
has secured the services of Dir. B. G. Price
the popular and versatile dry goods salesman
to assist them III their booming spring trade
which that firm is preparing for. Mr.. Price
has a wide experience and is splendid sales
man. He would be pleased to see all his
friends at the New York Store
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MILAN il GATES.