Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-08-29
PERSONALS.

Monuay.
Mr.. Jos. Adkins was on our streets
Tuesday.
Going of like hot cakes Tickets ftf
the cantata.
j A. Bright is attending the Mexico
fair this week.
VIM. Wilson, of Clay township was in
town Monday.
Mr. Albert Garner, Of Sperry was IN
town Tuesday.
7. w. Prentice returned Monday
from his Iowa visit.
Mr.. Samuel Floyd spent "A portion
of Tuesday in town.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J. j..
Brummitt is very sick.
Mr.. Irving Doneehy is in the eastern
markets buying goods.
7. O. Gilmore, OF I.aPlata, paid us a
business call yesterday.
Mrs. Thos. Gibson is visiting Knox
county friends this week.
| 6. W. Rupe paid the GEArHc a
business call on Saturday.
VIM. Hart and wife are home from
the Clinton, Iowa, Camp meeting.
Our democratic friends have a Won
derful antipathy to martial music.
DR.. McGee, of Queen City, spent a
portion of Wednesday in Kirksville.
M. J. w. Reynolds, and E. Kittle, of
Clay paid us a business call Tuesday.
D. Goodson has taken the position OF
assistant agent at the Wabash Depot.
We had the pleasure OF a friendly
call from Mr.. J. II. Smith on Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Sickles. of Corydon,
Iowa, is tie guest of Mrs. r. F. Becktol
this week.
Such partisan tunes as Hail Column
bia and Yankee Doodle ought to be
suppressed.
Bright & Miller have lately added to
their livery stock very handsome
span of grays.
J. F. Whitacre, of the New York
Store has gone east to lay in his stock
OF fall and winter goods.
Mrs. Baird, president of Hardin Col
lege, is in the city this week the guesi
of Rev. 7. J. Wheat and wife.
w. j Chambliss, principal OF one OF
thepublic schools at Marshall, Mo-, left
for his work Wednesday morning.
Mr.. G. H. Marley of Montrose, Hen.
ry county, Is in town on a visit to his
parents and to attend the reunion.
Mr.. N. Williams and William Ran
som, of the south part of this county.
made the GRAPHIC office a call WeGnes-
day.
q. H. Glaze, who has been in the en-
plcy OF the Robinson Bros, of Ottum-
wa, is back again to his old place IN the
New York Store.
\. J. Huffman left a big cucumber
on our table, as curiosity, on Friday
1t weighs seven pounds and measures
nineteen inches IN length.
Rev. ]. S. Boyd is to preach at Mil
lard next Sabbath morning and eve
ming AMI at Kirksville the first Sabbath
of September.
Miss Ida Griggs has gone to Colorado
) to be absent over month. She will
visit Pueblo, Salida, Gunnison anG
J Crested Butte.
Mr. James Lawson and his daughter
Miss Clarinda, of Polk township, ac
companled by his sister Miss Mary
Lawson, called on Friday last and took
/, look through the GRAPHIC office.
Mr.. VIM. Danielson returned las
week from Lee county, Iowa, and hi:
many friends welcome his return. a.
they have greatly missed him during
the past three months. Y. u. W.
Mr.. H. H. Noe, who came here from
Kentucky, last April, to give thi
country trial, express himself as vel
pleased with northern Missouri and h'
will probably make this his permanen
home.
Mr.. l. J. Wing. and his wife, wit
is a daughter of Mr.. Frank Eversull
have been travelling the past year il
, Iowa and Michigan. They are nov
back in Kirksville, and will make TIL
, their home, for the present,
The celebrated "Tenbrock" flour
+ formerly handled by Cyrus Shultz,
S now handled by IS. Baker & Co. an
sold at S1.40 per sack.
Mrs. Allen and daughters, Mise
Fannie and Matte, of Alton, who hay
been spending the summer with tn
4 family of Rev. Kennedy, of this plac
I. departed for home Monday morning
. TN. Thorson will preach at Sloan
: Point on Sunday, August 31st, a