Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-07-25
PERSONALS.

We noticed Jas. Crow, OF Sublette
IN town Saturday.
Judge Lewis and wife spent Sunday
with friends IN the country.
We noted the presence of Mr.. John
Marques. of Polk. in town Saturday.
N. A. Church and j. Nj. Moore, OF
Brashear were in town Wednesday.
Mr.. P. J. Brown has favored us with
a late copy OF Wachita, Kansas, daily.
John Halliburton, of Carthage, spent
several days in Kirksvill, since our last
issue.
Our friend and subscriber Mr.. Peter
Wiedenkoffer, Of Pure Air. was in town
Saturday.
Jacob Wittmer and a. Dyer, both of
Greentop visited Kirksyille on business
Saturday last.
Mrs. Gillespie and her daughters
Alice and Matte, of Macon, were IN
town Friday.
Esquire L. w. Orr and Nathan Speer
of Greentop visited Kirksville on bust
ness last Monday.
Mr.. Guy Chandler made the GRArnlc
Office call yesterday and reports
crops In his neighborhood as excellent.
d. C. Kersh ner is another good farm
er that enters the list as a contestant
for the GRAPHIC corn prize.
Mr.. A. H. Latham, of Lindervllle,
and Mr.. Miller Pile, OF Macon county
called to see us Saturday.
We are glad to hear that Rev. Ros.
zelle, who has been in feeble health tho
present summer is improving slowly.
VIII. Pruyn, representing John v.
Farwell e. &C., o. Chicago, was inter
our dry goods merchants on
Monday.
Miss Ida Fowler started yesterday
morning for SIX weeks visit to Chica-
20, and will probably visit New York
before returning.
Henry Hart and family of Stockton.
Kansas. arrived here on TUESDAY, on
risit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Hart of this place.
Mrs. Rosa Marine, formerly of this
,lace, but now engaged IN the millin-
ny business with her mother Mrs.
Wood, at Clinton. Iowa, passed through
own on Monday enroute to Green
atle.
Noah Motter, one of our best known
Id settlers and extensive farmers, was
IN our streets Saturday.
R. Fielding is in the city IN the In
crest Of r. l.. Polk & Co., Detroit, pub.
ishers of Gazeteers and Directories,
evising and collecting materials for a |
lew edition.
Bonnie Sands, who has been work
ng fer the past eighteen months for
dr. A. butcher, the jeweler, started
his week to take a position at North
.oupe, Nebraska. His many friends
lere send their best wishes with him
Mrs. B. F. Henry. Of this place, has
,eGn visiting Knox county friends
Turing the past week.
We are pleased to learn that. Mrs.
". T. Baird Is improving, after being
confined to her bed by serious illness
or seven weeks past.
J. C. Carothers, was called to Oregon
Holt county, Mo-. on Friday night by
he death of his sister, Mrs. Ida Cum
nlns. Her funeral took place on Sat
1rday. She will be remem bered and
by wide circle of friends at
his place.
Mr.. A. S. Campbell of st. Louis, &C
by his wife and daughter,
nave been spending few days in
kirksville. They are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. d. q. Pierce.
Mrs. Steph. Hall has recently been
IN a visit to her father Mr.. Samuel
of Clay township.
Lucien Cover. editor of the Milan
passed through town yester-
day.
We note the presence of Mr.. Water
man Reed, OF Wilson township on our
streets Monday.
]. A. McClannahan, of Adair was IN
own Monday. He enters the contest
Tor the GRAPHIC corn premium and will
,ead the great family paper hereafter.
DR.. Hopkins, one of Brashear's popu-
ar physicians was in town on Monday.
The doctor is live entsrprislng citizen.
A. E. Goodwin, news agent on the
w. S. L. & Pa, was arrested at the
lepot by the Marshal, Wednesday
morning, for using abusive language
% Mr.. Dean, on the platform the
evening before. Fined So. 40.
Mrs. Doda went to Centralla. His,
Tuesday morning for a months visit to
her parents.
Stark NursurIes, Louisiana, Mo.