Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-07-18
PERSONALS.

/ s. w. Floyd was in town Saturday
Cap. w. A. Falkenstine called to Sc,
us Saturday.
DR.. Hall and wife, OF Sublette, wer.
in town Saturday.
JAS Coy, of Pure Air, was taking il
Kirksville Saturday.
A. Voss and J.W voss were on oul
streets last Saturday.
We regret to hear that DR.. F. A
Grove is on the sick list.
G. R. Wickham, of Polk township
called to see us Saturday.
w. P. Under, who has been absen,
two years, is in Kirksville.
Prof. Fe!lers, of Belle was in town
a portion OF the present week.
James V. Nelson dropped in to see
us in business way this week.
Mr.. John Moore, ofSublette, dropped
In few moments on Saturday.
]. Miller and E. Owen, both of Queen
City, were in town on Monday.
Mrs. Ada Mclaughlin went to Pekin
His, on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. VIII. Chambless is studying
medicine with DR.. C L. Boscow
Mr.. VIM. Stewart of Sperry, spent
aportion of Wednesday, in Knksville.
We noticed j. A. Reynolds ana W.
A. Reynolds on our streets last Satur-
day.
Clark Zigler, another Liberty town.
ship farmer, spent Saturday IN Kinks
vile.
Miss Clara Boehmer, of st. Louis, is
the guest of Miss Emma Brenneman
this week.
Maj. Gillespie, representing the st.
Louis Type Foundry, was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Alice Link arrived home Tues
day from attendance at the II. 90. FF.
convention.
j. W. Dodson, of st. Louis, was
shaking hands with Kirksville friends
on Saturday.
Mr.. w. T. Hutchinson and daughter
Ida, of Polk township, visited Kinks
vile Saturday.
T. Q. Gilmore, LaPlata's live insur-
ance agent, visited Kirksville on bust
ness Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Will. Eckert, with the Schott
Saddlery Co., Quincy, ILL.,, is spending
few days in town this week.
MIR. ]. K. Riley, F. NJ. Howk and W.
NJ. Thatcher, all of Salt river tow nship,
gave US a friendly call on Monday.
Every subscriber to the GRAPHIC
should try to send US one new name
for the campaign. Won't you try it?
j. NJ. DeFrance started on business
trip east, on Tuesday morning. He
will visit Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Vir-
GINA.
j. S. Zigler, Liberty townships only
candidate, was over to town on Satur-
day shaking hands with his Kirksville
friends.
Mrs. Bette Smith, OF Clark county,
has been visiting the family of S. M.
Link and other Kirksville friends dur.
ing the past week.
C. NJ. C. Thompson dropped in Sat
urday and invited the GRAPHIC corps to
visit the campmeeting at Sloan's Point.
See notice of meeting.
". B. Foncannon, of Willard, was in
town Tuesday and left the needful for a
years reading of the peoples favorite
paper-the Weekly GRAPHIC.
Mr.. Will H. Lynchard, editor of the
Nemaha Democrat, published at Au-
burn, Nebraska, has been stopping this
week with Kirksyille friends.
j. D. Brown, one of the four year
graduates, will teach at Unionville the
coming year, having been elected prin-
cipal of the schools at that place.
Mr. Rufus J, Richey, of Pettis, whose
announcement appears in this issue,
as candidate for Assessor, called in
to see US Tuesday.
w. E. Foster has been spending the
pas. week in Kirksvllle. He is engaged
on the Fl. Scott and Gulf road, with
headquarters at Kansas City.
II. Nj. Sheeks is one of Benton town
ships live agriculturists. He is stock
ing his farm with a variety of full
blood poultry and is preparing to make
a speciality IN that line.
Isaac Perigo, w. Il. Swisher and Mr..
Still all of Liberty township, dropped
in to see US on Saturday. They say
crops are showing fine promise over
there.
Moses Towles, one of our subscribers
at Greentop has been appointed pumper
at this place for the Wabash and will
move to Kirksvllle this week.
Mrs. Avery of Brashear. and her