Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-08-15
PERSONALS

Barn" is visiting Kirksville this week
He is accompanied by AFR. 0rcott, Of
the Monticello Journal. Both gentle.
men gave the GRAPHIC a call Monday
morning.
Mr.. e. Wimber, one OF the leading
farmers living west of the Charlton,
was IN town Tuesday. He thinks corn
little late In his section, but with 9
late appearance of Jack frost, stands a
good chance to make big crcp.
MI. VIM. Belfeld, formerly Of Kinks.
vile. but now an honest farmer, near
Linderville. was in town Monday. His
friends will be glad to hear that his
farming promises to be a success this
season.
We should have mentioned last week
that Miss Emma Belliter and Miss
Anna Klein, who had been visiting
friends in this place for couple of
weeks, left for Macon on Thursday
morning.
Monday morning Messers r. Al.
Ringo, and James Ellison. of this place
started for the democratic convention
at Jefferson city. The other delegate,
MIR. A. j. Gilmore, of Wilson township
was to join them at LaPlata.
Miss Carrie Gill, Miss BERTHE Garrett
and VIII Potter, all belonging to the
GRAPHIC force, took in the excursion to
Trenton yesterday.
Miss Alice Smith and Miss Bessie
Duffield started to Excelsior Springs
on Tuesday morning. They were &C.
companied as far as Moberly by A. NJ.
Smith.
Mr.. L. AinsIey and Peter O'Donnell,
of Adair, paid us call Wednesday.
Both democrats, yet they take the peo-
pies favorite republican paper-the
Weekly GRAPHIC.
Our democrat friend from Clay, Mr..
John Mason, was on our streets We'd
neSdaY and though a red not Cleveland
man, admits that the GRAPHIC Is the
popular paper with the better half of
the family.
DR.. A. f. Still was called to Holden.
on professional business, by telegram.
end left on Monday morning to be alb.
sent an indefinite time.
Mr.. George Nicholas was in Satur-
day and left notice that concerns
hunters specially. 1t will be found in
another column of the present issue.
BENZ. Sands, of Kirksville, Mo-, a
practical Jeweler, is now employed in
that department at Pratt G. Bohne, and
he is said to be No. l workman.
North Loup Mirror, (Neb.)
We regret to learn that H. NJ. Sheek's
little child which was sick with hux.
died on Saturday. The funeral took
place at the Kirksvllle cemetery on
Sunday afternoon.
J. NJ. Davis, conductor on the N. X.
& I y, who has been here this week
visiting his parents. goes from here to
San Francisco where he will probably
take charge of a fruit train.
Mr.. Geo. Howard, of Sperry, made
the GRAPHIC a pleasant call Saturday.
He reports crop prospects in that
section as No. 1.
w. P. Hall. another of our subscri-
bers has our thanks for copies of the
numbers on our file, advertis-
ed for last week.
VIM. Sublette, of st. Luuis county,
who has spent the summer in Kirksvllle
the Mercantile College,
school near the st. Louis
CITY limits, in few weeks.
Charley Richter, who has been IN
business at Locust Hill, in Knox coun-
ty, has been visiting his mother and
sisters, in this city, the past week.
DIR. Cohen went to LaPlata Tuesday
and amp utated the leg of Ben Wright
who was so badly hurt at Love Lake.
Jack McGrew, living west of the
Charlton fell from hay stack one day
last week and was very seriously injur
ed. At last accounts he W as still alive
Our old friend Mr.. John Rowlison, of
Clay has been spending several days IN
Kirksvllle this week.
Mr.. Fred Sweet and wife of this
place spent all Of last week in visiting
friends in Milan and KNOXVILLE.
M. G. Dunn, of Morrow township has
our thanks for the two back numbers
advertised for last. week to complete
our file.
b. Joplin, of Liberty township was
in town Saturday, and remembered the
Graphic in substantial manner.
A. BucSallew, Of Polk township was
on our streets Monday.
Mr.. A. Doneghy attended the Pic
Mic at Adalr last Saturday.
We notice that Miss Annie Shepherd
is back In the post-office after a short