Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-26
PERSONALS IS

", .. DRlGHT went W Lai idte lnuTs'
day for acouple Of days, Il a. 4ulio &
w. T. MUssoN has returned from at.
tending The reunion OF his old regiment, al
Aacomb, Ills He reports splendid time.
Mr.. w. W.. BRuxsoN, of Kentucky,
who has located In Kirksville, has several
sections ofchoicc grazing land in Texas that
he win exchange for town property.
MR. I. c. CAMPBELL, of the Savings
Bank, went to St. Louis Wednesday,
Quite number of Kirksyille ladies
are visiting the Edna Fair, among whom we
note, Miss Nettie Willard. Miss Mamie
Grove, Miss Emma Brcnneman, Mrs. James
Hope, Mrs. Kclso and daughter, and Miss
Ida Glenn.
EvERRrTE HopE returned from St
Louis Thursday morning.
Nh. and Mrs. JOHN GILL, OF Salt
river, were In town Wednesday.
Rev. WARE, of KNOXVILLE, and F. NJ.
Green, Of Clarence, paid us friendly call
Monday.
N. L. PAGE and family left on Tues
day. Mr.. Page has position as principal OF
a school in Pike county. Ills. ut a salary Of
$50 per month.
Mr.. S. X. MILLER, of Pulaski, Iowa,
in company with Uncle Billy Fletcher, made
us pleasant call Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. w. w. HYATT, of Crawford Co.,
Penn. brother-in-law Of s. A. Adams, has
been spending few days in town.
Mr.. JOHN BRITT and wife, OF Polk,
were in town Thursday.
Mr.. ISAAC PERRlGo, of Liberty town.
ship, made us a call Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. w. A. MARTIN made us a call
Saturday.
Mr.. CAREY THOMPSON, of Saltriver
township. left ears OF corn with us last
Saturday, of the Rural thorough bred variety,
measuring 14s% and Is inches in length.
Mr.. JOHN L. PORTER is smiling over
the advent Of another girl at his house. We'd
nesday morning, Sept. II.
Mss Anna WOODBRIDGE, of Macon, Mo-,
is spending several days in Kirksvllle as the
guest OF Miss Lutte and Mollie Chambess.
Miss BESSIE JOHNSON left Wednesday
morning for her home in Memphis to attend
the fair at that place and will remain several
days visiting parents and friends.
Mr.. AND Mrs. URIAH UPDYKE and
wife's sister, OF this place, left Wednesday
morning for Memphis to visit relatives ant
friends and attend the fair at tina. place.
Mr.. VA. JUDI made US a pleasant
call Wednesday.
Mr.. w. A. PicKENs, of Sperry, calico
on us Thursday afternoon. He says even tn,
children cry for the GRAPHIC.
Mr.. STEPHEN ELY and family hav,
returned from California to Adair Co.. Mr.
Ely has purchased property in Polk ant
will henceforth make MO. his home.
Mr., GEo. A. PoTEET, OF Mexico, is il
town in the interest of the celebrated Gar
rett Steam Washer.
Mrs. RICHARD TowLEs and little son
Carl, started to Kansas Friday night to visi
her father, Mr.. Andrew Beatty, an old residen
and e1-sheriff of this county
Mr.. J. w. HUTCHINSON. formerly O
Polk township, but now of Donivan, Ills, i
and looking after business interests. We ar
glad TO see him looking much better thar
when he left.
JOHN GARDNER, of this city. raised
squash this year that measured 6 feet and
inches IN circumference, is 3 feet in length
and weighs l5O pounds. 1t is Blaine an,
Logan squash and beats the Cleveland squasl
out of sight. 1t is on exhibition at the gro
Gerry store of C. E. Marley
| j. w. SHELLEY lett Monday mornln,
fer Chicago, where he goes to attend cours
of medical lectures this winter.
MI. and MIS-. Nichols. of Fulton, are spend
ing few days with her parents, MT. and MRS
Funk.
Frank Nelson, brother of ]. II. Knnear
spent Saturday and Sunday in Kirksville.
j. B. McChesney has returned from Viz
ginia, and with his partner, G. Eichelberge
has taken charge of the dry goods business
at .Baylor's old stand
Mr.. A. McNERLlN and wife, of Polk
were in town Thursday.
| Mrs. c. E LEEcH and Miss Mary H
Clark went to St. Louis Thursday morning t
lay In a fall and winter stock of millinery.
| Mrs, A. BlCKEL and little SON, Ackert
of Bowling Green, NO., in company with he
sister, Miss Gatlin, made us call Wednesday
j. S. ERWIN will teach six month
term at Lima, Ills. de left for that plac
Wednesday.
| Mrs. GLASS who has been the CUES
Of Mrs. G. W. Sharp for some time, left for he
home in Tennessee last Monday.
MISS LIZZIE BAYLOR returned to he
home In Stanton, Va, Monday.
Prof. S. R. and DR.. j. B. Hubbard
went to monroe, county, Iowa, Wednesda
morning tn visit friends and attend the fair