Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-10-17
PERSONALS.

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Of Wilson township. were in town Monday.
WILSON KELLY, Of Saltriver, dropped
in to see us Tuesday and made the printer
happy.
JIG. OLDHAM, of Queen City, was on
our streets this week.
Nh. S. V. PARKS and wife, Of Adair,
were on our streets Tuesday.
ISAAC MORGAN and wife, Of Wilson
township, were in town Monday.
We learn that Mr.. D. P. Huston, of
South Adair, returned recently from his
eight months visit to Pennsylvania. We
learn that he is more than ever pleased with
the broad prairies of the west, after close
comparison OF life in the two sections.
Moan MorTER and son Joseph, of
Nineveh township. were in town Saturday
and made the GRAPHIC friendly call.
DAVID FEGLEY, of Nineveh township,
was in town Tuesday and attended the speak
ing at the Masonic Hall.
". L. SrRocK. of Brashear, dropped
in to see us in business way Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. WE, of Saltriver township Is
erecting new barn.
Mr.. ]. NJ. GRAwFoRD has just finished
q barn on his farm six miles east of town.
| Mr.. IRA ANDERSON returned from
Goldsberry last week where Re had been WIS.,
ting his son-in-law for several days. He
reports splendid crops in that section.
CLARA and Ed MILLER, son and
daughter of Mr.. Otis Miller. started for Ne
braska Tuesday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. BoRNEMAN spent last
week at the st. Louis fair and Exposition.
MRs. REBEccA GILLwoRTH, mother of
Mrs. Peckenpangh, left this state for Oregon
in August. She was in her seth year but
stood the trip remarkably well, being only
ten days on the road.
Mr.. R. W. MILES made us very
pleasant call Friday.
Mr.. LUCE, of Delaware, has been IN
town several days on business.
Mrs. McDANlELs, formerly Mrs.
| Cosns, of this city, returned from st. Louis
last week.
| We had the pleasure of meeting. this
week, Mr.. r. II. Wagner who was student
here eleven years ago. de is now engaged
in business in ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK PARKER were
in St Louis last week.
JUDGE ELLISON took in the St. Louis
fair last week.
Mr.. |. NJ. HAMlLL, Mayor OF our sister
town LaPlata, In company with Mr. A. F APP.
plepate, of same place, made us pleasant
call Friday Afternoon.
MRs. TIpToN, of Peoria, Ills, niece
of Mrs.J. NJ. Crawford, Of saltriyer town
ship, accompanied by her two daughters, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford. They are
well pleased with that portion Of Adair.
\ Mr.. NJ. V. MEEKER, one of Schuyler
countys substantial farmers, looked in on u
Saturday morning. His health has beer
poor Tor some time, but we are glad to not,
o that he is improving. Mr.. Meeker's post
: Office is Wilmathville in this county, and h
b is an old time, regular and appreciativ,
reader OF the GRAPHIC.
o. Miss BELLE KENNEDY and Miss ALI
Chandler accompanied by Miss Matte Nor
= ris, of Forest City, Mo-, and Miss Ida Bake
/ of North Salem, made the GRAPHIC Office
It call Saturday afternoon.
i. Our old time friend, Adam Shoop, o
Shihley's Point. dropped in to see us Wed
: nesday and gladdened the printer with
4 years subscription.
# Our farmers are coming to town once NOR
after their busy summers work and bushes
= is improving correspondingly. Saturday W
noted the presence of Jacob Lantz, of Mi
lard. T. W. Prentice, of Liberty, Vim. PREF
4 ticc, of Walnut, R. R. Edmonds, G. A. Wicl
ts ham, John Moore, George Ewing, Jas. Bale,
David Ely Jr., Samuel Adams, B. F. Adam
and James Adams, OF Polk.
i, CONSTABLE CoRBIN went to Mexic,
~ Mo-, Wednesday to attend meeting of IL
er Anti Horsethief Association.
y Jos. HICKMAN, of Shibley's Point, We
in town Wednesday. He claims that hi
p township is all right for republican majo
ity Nov. 4th,
@ FRANK MILLER returned from Colora
te do Wednesday mo rning, after an absence
20 five years.
ne JAMES HALL and wife, of Des Nome
ID Iowa, are visiting the family off. W. Hall, {
:, this city, this week. They will visit frient
~ at Brashear, returning to Des Moines abol
y November LIST.
Mr.. A. Bowen and wife, of Quee
City, are spending a few days in town. v
are glad to hear that there is probability
,y their locating in this place.
n Miss ALICE CHASE, of Eldara, Ills,
or visiting the families of her brothers, L. Y
IL and c. C. Chase, of this city.
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