Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-19
PERSONALS.

Of Brashear, have just returned from q sum-
mer's visit with friends and relatives at os-
kaloosa, Iowa. They paid the GRAPHIC q
brief call on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. ADAM CHRsropHER, Of Jersey
Vile, Illinois, has been looking over our
county this week with q view to locating,
and expresses himself as very much pleased
with our town and county.
Nh. LuM GAssoN and daughter Leila,
OF Bowling Green, Ky, are visiting Mrs.
James Hope.
Mr.. c. BoRNEMAN took in the ,Mober-
ly fair
Mr.. HENRY Gail, son Of Mrs. Borne
man, Of this city, visited her last Thursday
He is engaged In farming in Rails county.
He returned. home on Monday.
Mrs. ]. w. HALL went to Brashear
Wednesday or. a several days visit
Mrs. CHARLEY HAMMERS in company
with Mrs. J. W. Hall and Mrs. W. P. Hall
made the GRAPHIC office a call Monday
Mr.. JOSEPH Pore called Saturday and
left $500 cash for the peoples family paper
with orders to keep her coming. He says
they have splendid corn and prospects for
farmers are good. The coin is out OF the
road Of the frost.
JOEL CHURCH, of Greentop, made the
GRAPHIC Office pleasant call Monday after
noon.
Mr.. CIR. WIcKHAM and John Moore,
OF sublette, started to Kansas Monday morn
ing on a prospecting tour.
M. F. STRocK, Of Brashear, our popu-
lar candidate for County Collector, spent
Tuesday night in Kirksville.
NJ. W. JONES, of Ringo's Point, paid
us friendly call on Friday.
Ma CHARLEY HAMMER and wife of
Des MONIES, Iowa, have been spending sew
sral days with the families OF j. W. and W.
p. Hall. They expect to visit Brashear,
Hurdland and Macon county friends before
returning home.
Mrs. CiNDA BRENARp who has been
spending the summer with her mother and
sister in P ottawatamie county, Kan, but had
been stopping the last three weeks with ,her
sister in-law, Mrs. l. S. Hill, and other
friends of Kirksville, left for her home in
Minnesota last week.
UNCLE BILLY HART, of Clay, made
US call Tuesday. We are glad to see him
out again after four weeks illness.
MISS STEWART, OF Centerville, Iowa,
IN company with Mrs. NJ. E. George, of this
place, made the GRAPHIC Office a call Wed
nesdaY afternoon.
JUDGE Noah STUckEY, of Pettis, was
in town Wednesday.
W. 7. MUssoN, of Clay, started to
McDonough county, Ills, on Wednesday, to
attend the eighteenth annual reunion of his
regiment-the Gath Ills. Infantry. A move
ment is on foot to COLOMBO portion of Ne
braska with members OF the regiment.
Mr.. D. B. BARROW has returned to
Kirksyille and is arranging to establish q
music class in this city.
H. MARTIN WILLIAMS, the prominent
Greenback speaker, visited Kirksville, We'd
nesday, and made an Anti Bourbon speech al
Baylor's hall in the evening.
DR.. II. |. SKULL and wife, of Zig, Mo.
spen. Wednesday and Wednesday night in
Kirksvilie. We are glad to hear that the
doctor is building up fine practice.
GEORGE WALL SMITH returned We'd
nesday night from trip through Linn, Char
iton, Saline, Randolph, Howard and Carroll
counties He reports Anti. Bourbon aud the
Blaine and Logan feeling as at white heat
and big republican clubs where such thing
was never known before.
| Mr.. NELSON COLE, the well known
stock man has moved on his farm eight mile!
east of Kirksyille. His address will be a
Bullion hereafter.
| Mr.. P. j. BRowN has our thanks fol
q late copy of the Daily Eagle published a
Wichita, Kansas.
MRS. CHARLES BOUNDS Is visiting nel
parents in Hannibal this week.
| Miss ELLA CAsKEY Is visiting the fam
lily of MIR. John Gill, OF Saltriver township.
/ Mr.. ROBERT WILLIS, living three
miles northeast of town has just completed
seeding twenty five acres Of winter wheat.
| Mr.. |. ATTERBERRY, of this city, start
tomorrow to attend the Moulton, low!
Fair.
Mr.. j. BROOKS and family have re
turned to Kirksville after an absence of fou
or five years.
\ Mr.. WHlTAeRE MIKEL and son, James
Of LaPlata, were in town Thursday.
| Tho Drashvfar,, &c Dolyovr, of tb.