Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-23
PERSONALS.

Cor. ]. II. KrsSEAR made trip to
Quincy on Monday.
Mr.. N. j. Dnfer, was IN town Friday
and Called to see us.
Mis-. BKH REEsMAs and Mrs. N. j.
Golf, of Bullion, are reported as very
ill.
MRs. ELIZABETH DEAros, wife Of w.
B. Deaton. died in this place on the
18th.
NJ. I. DEREAMRR has located at AL
toona, Fla. and has opened timers
shop of his own.
Mrs. Wells Purdy, of Straun. Ills,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. H. Kin
near. this week.
r. N. Toler, chairman of the Republic
can Central Committee. accompanied
| by his wife, was IN town Saturday.
Mr.. KELLOGG. of Brasfeld & Kellogg,
is home again from trip to southwest
Missouri.
Mr.. and MIS-. G. W. TULL went up
the road Saturday evening. Mr.. Tull
spent Sunday In 0ttumwa.
10. GoocH. of Monroe City, son of
Mr.. A. Gooch, Of this city, is the father
of a recent 10 pound boy.
Mr.. CRENsHAw and wife went to
Knox county, last Friday to attend tine
funeral of Mrs. Crenshaw's sister.
/ Mr.. D. H. THRAsHER, of Brashear,
has moved to town and is now engag-
ed with Douglas & Son, the lumber
merchants. We are glad to welcome
him among us.
Mr.. G. w. YOUNG, an old patron of
the GRAPHIC, living at MartinstoNn
and Mr.. E. Bergdoll of Cottonwood
paid us business call Friday.
MICHAEL GUARD and wife, OF Indiana,
who were called here by the illness of
their daughter, Mrs. Golf, returned
home on Wednesday.
Miss ZELDA HARDER, daughter of
Judge Harder, of Trenton, is spending
couple of weeks with Miss Minnie
Wilson.
"AL" TINsMAN paid his Kirksville
friends visit this week, coming up
from MoberIy on Wednesday evening.
JUDGE D. A. ELF started to Califor-
MIA Monday night, and the remainder
of his family viii follow him in week
or two.
o. B. Milliken, of Walnut, sends us
word by Judge Ellison tc send him a
check for the prize money, as his corn
was ready to pillow. The corn looks
fine but the rows are very crooked.
Mr.. LUXE WARoLErGH, of Oqu awka
Ills, who is quite large owner of
Adair county real estate, has been in
Kirksville this week. We found HIM
very intelligent and pleasant gentle
man.
The FOLLOWING Kirksyille ladies WIS.,
lifted Mrs. Mitchell at Hurdlani Oh
Wednesday: Mrs. Aggle Soules, Mrs.
w. B. Harlan, Mrs. Lizzie Finch, Mrs.
NJ. L. Beeman, and Mrs. A. NJ. Gill.
They went down by the morning train
and returned in the evening.
Mr.. w. T. BAIRD returned from Hot
Springs, Arkansas, on Wednesday
looking well. Mrs. Baird who is re-
ported as gaining in health, remained
at the springs. This is the longest va
cation Mr.. Baird has taken from bust.
ness, we believe, in many years.
! The Misses E. Brenneman. Anna
4 Norton, Anna Shepherd, Carrie E0gle-
ston, Lou Ely and Eta Glenn were the
fortunate young ladies WHO were pre-.
sented with handsome bouquets by the
Barbed Wire Club. on the evening Of
the party at the Pool house.
Dr.. j. NJ. SwErNAM. of Omaha, spent
Friday and Saturday with Huntsville
friends. He leftSaturday night for a
trip to his old home in Kentucky. DIR
Swetnam has permanently located in
Omaha, and is rapidly building up a
large and lucrative practice.
III. SMITH has returned from a trip
to southeast. Missouri, in whicE he put
IN some good ticks for his Business
College. Mrs. Smith remained at Pr
lot Knob with relatives. The school is
conducted during her absence by Mr.
Trotter and his able assistants, and j;
enjoying fine patronage.
Fl In tattenlng sheep for market, Day:
Horse and Cattle Powder is the thing
to give them. Stock raisers knowing
5 this buy it. Price twenty-five cent:
.. per package of one pound, full weight