Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-03-21
PERSONALS

MIR FRANK GARDNER and famiI,
started for Dakota, on Tuesday night.
We are glad TO see DR.. c. d. Henry
able To be out again, after his long Illness.
Everett Hope returned from New
York Tuesday night.
}. {. Coyad, OF Evasion Ills. paid us
a short call, yesterday.
II. G. PARCEL and J. W. Tinsm8n
went To ST Louis on Monday night on bust.
ucss
Mr.. WEBB REYNOLDS and wife, of
Wiim.thvills, were in town Saturday.
MR $. II WILLIAMS has contracted
Tor the Powers House at Columbia. TO take
effect on Monday Of this week.
Mr.. JONI GILL, Of Southwest Salt.
rivr township was in town Tuesday. and re-
po'isno signs Of cattle disease in his vicinity
Mr.. CHARLIE HARTuPER, of West Lib
eriy, Iowa, brother Of Mrs q c. Pierce, is in
hirksvillc. and will probably remain here
taking place III Mr Picrce's grocery store.
Dir &. a. GoBEy arrived home from
\. Y, on Tuesday night after a four months
'ojourn In the great metropolis. The
Doctor looks well aud hearty
Nix. HARLAN McCANNE, accompa-
MED - hls cousin. VT. Davis, Of Randolph
county paid the Graphic pleasant call on
Saturday morning.
Mr.. FRANK BAIRD visited Kirksyille,
Friday night. TO see his mother who il in very
poor health. He returned 10 Macon on sat
urday morning.
Ed. {. PICKLER, who went to Dakota
a few weeks since writes back that he +.
greatly pleased with his new location and
thinks 1t "a splendid place for young man.
j. j. SHoTT, Of Grand junction, Colo,
sends $3.50 on subscription to the GRAPHIC
and adds: Tel your readers that j. j. shott
cannot do without the family paper ] have
taken 1t from the first etc"
JoHS CAsKEY has retired from the
business ofselling dry goods and propose, to
20 t" farming. He proposes to plow himself |
and to show the farmers how 10 raise corn |
and has his name down a. a contestant for |
tie GRAPHIC corn prize.
Dir. RUFUS GILLESPIE, who graduated |
March 9TH. at the Missouri Medical College.
in st. Louis, with the honors Of his class,
and receiving the gold medal for the best cx
animal on, was a student Of and read medi-
gi in tlta H.,
Dora LrSDEE is the name of little
girl who broke through the ice on the MOI
mai pond one day last week and got quite a
dicking. One Of the faculty saw her from
the Normal and went to her assistance. One
ofthe Models when asked what they had
learned answered To keep oil the Normal
pond
Mr.. J. T. NEFF, of Brashear. passed
through town on MONDAY, Ell route for St.
Louis to lay in a spring stock Of goods. NJ.
Neti is now alone the firm OF Nell, Keller 4
o. having been dissolved as will be seen by
notice elsewhere. MIR. Melissa live energetic
man and will continue business at the old
stand.
Mr.. l.. B. Maltby and G. NJ Nc
Cure arrived home from Florida on
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Frank Miller OF Knox Co.,
;:ock man, is spending few days with
us brother-in-law, Mir. J. GrigsLy,look
ny with view OF locating in Adair.
J. O. Gooch, of Monroe City, was IN
town tins week visiting his parents.
Mr.. Gooch is ION the road" once more
-epresenting the hardware firm of
Caruth d ByruS, OF st. Louis.
Tonight the Arion Glee Club at the
Opera House.
Mr.. Northrop of the firm of Ross &
20. has Just returned from Nebraska
where he has purchased several acres of
irst class seed corn of early varieties.
All wishing seed will do well to call on
hem at an early date.
Thos. j. Gallaher. reporter for the st.
louis Globe Democrat ia ,up this week inycs-
lpatiup rbp CATTLE disease