Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-10-24
PERSONALS.

JUDGE d. A. Ely IS home from Cali
fornia on visit
HIRAM SNYDER, of Shibley's Point,
was in attendance at court this week.
D. w. BEGo1E, substantial farmer
of Wilson township. is a man who remcm.
bers the printer. He was in attendance at
court this week.
Mr. A. J. GAnLocK, OF Prairie Bird,
called to see US Monday.
Mn. B. w. Mccoy and Mr.. Keith
both travelling men, but residents of our
town, made US very pleasant call Monday
morning.
CART. h n. ToLEE and sons, Frank
and Willie and his nephew, Walter Mikel,
called at The GRAPHIC Office Saturday. Cap.
and his boys are all enthusiastic republicans
OF course.
ALBERT EDWARDS, of Greentop, and
his cousin. Fred Snyder, took look through
the GRAPHIC office Monday Glad to have
the boys can and see US. The latch string is
always out.
Mr.. GEO. A. REYNOLDS and daughter
were in town Saturday and called at the
GRAPHIC sanctum.
r. V. M1ALLisrRR, OF st. Joseph,
spent several days last week with his friend,
j. D. McCarty, of the Rochester Shoe 20.
he expressed himself as well pleased with
kirksville and especially SO with that portion
represented by The young ladies of the city.
Mr.. JoHN SEBREE, of Greentop, and
A. L. Vandervet, of Putnam, called on the
GRAPHIC Monday. Mr.. v. says he doesn't
think single republican in Putnam will
scratch his ticket this year.
|. L. FETRoE, of Indiana, is here on a
visit. On Saturday, accompanied by Mr.. J /.
D. Grimm he paid us visit He is surpris
ed and pleased with Missouri. North No.
needs only TO be visited to be admired and
appreciated by eastern people. Mr. Ketroe
thinks Indiana safe for 10000 majority for
Blaine and Logan.
FRIDAY last Mr.. H. j. Otto placed on
our table some Of the finest and largest Ben
Davis apples we have ever seen any where
They were regular beauties.
w. q. GREENE and wife are attend
ing the Baptist Association st Marshal this
week.
Nh. ]. w. MORTON has our thanks
for some very fine apples of the Ben Davis
variety.
Mrs. B. F. LAMKlN is lying very low
with typhoid fever.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J. S.
POOLS very sick.
Mrs. FLETCHER and daughter Minnie,
have returned from California and will make
Adair their home in the future.
DIS. GUIPE is home. again, having
returned from Dakota on Friday to spend the
winter.
JAS. LONG Of The old Boot and Snoe
firm of Such d Long returned from Dakota
on Tuesday evening Dakota must be lone
some place in the winter time,so many leave
there on account of the weather. However,
we presume there are other attractions IN
Mo. for Jim besides the genial climate
j. c. McDERMoTT, OF Jansen, Neb., is
home on visit to his father, Mr. Jesse Nc
Dernott. of Wilson. He dropped IN to see
us Saturday.
Mr.. j. TURNER, one of our readers
who lives near Adair, dropped in to see us
one day last week and left some very fine
samples OF the White Star potato. six of
them weighed fifteen pounds. Mr.. Turner
got fifty-iYe bushels from quarter of an
acre.
DR.. BROWNE went to Queen City. by
invitation, Wednesday night to address the
Blaine and Logan Club. Unfortunately the
train was so late that it was thought best to
adjourn the meeting till Wednesday of next
week.
Dr. GRAY, the Anti-Bourbon candi-
date for Congress was in town Monday and
Tuesday night,
SANFORD SNYDER goes to Brashear
Saturday to muster Post of the G. A. R. at
2 o'clock. Members Of the order at this
place are invited and urged to be present.
Mr.. Lon and 'DosE" AMMERMAs, for
mer Klrksville boys, with their better halves
have been visiting their father and brother
in this city for the past ten days. They found
Kirksyille greatly changed.
Mss JOSIE Coop, of Quincy, has been
visiting Xirksville friends.
Mrs. BALDWIN, wife of Prof. Bald
win, of Texas, formerly Of this place, is visit
ing Kirksville friends.