Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-06-06
PERSONALS.

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AN. Parker Of Greentop was on
our streets Monday.
t,reeneastle will hold another reku-
lar stock sale on Saturday, June 10th.
J. G.. O'Ferrill went to Canton, Mon
day, to visit friends and relatives at
that place.
Captain Brantner, OF Greencastle,at-
tended the Chicago convention as an
alternate.
Col. HArSEs, OF Csnterville. Iowa, is
in town visiting his sister, Mrs. r. NJ.
Ringo.
MISS SALLrE GREENE, of Memphis is
visiting her brother W. L. Greene of
this city.
PRoF. STEELE has been reingaged by
the school board as principal of the
Klrksville schools.
Mrs. Gennie McChesney, nee Grove
arrived here from Baltimore on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. CAL. j. POLLOCK, is at present in
Indiana, working in the interests of
his wire fence business.
c. E. SoULE, train DISPATCHER, has es
tablished his office, for the present, in
the second story Of the depot.
Miss MAMIE GROVE, after a years
absence In Maryland and Virginia, re-
turned home last Friday evening.
HARVEY GULLErT and Ira G. Harlan
have purchased and will conduct the
Central House at Ipswich, Dakota
Dr.. NJ. Hustled, OF Morrow township,
was IN town Monday. The doctor will
read the GRAPHIC during the cam.
paign.
Mr.. ". T. BAIRD, accompanied by
wife and daughter arrived home from
Hot Springs, Arkansas, Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. GEO. GIBSON and sister. Miss
Mary, who have been visiting relatives
in KirksvllIe for some time, left for
Batavia, Ills, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. E. Bower and wife, of Queen
City, paid the GRAPHIC pleasant call
on Friday last. They were here at
tending the decoration ceremonies.
j. j. ABEExArHY, GRAPHIC patron
at Stahl, called Tuesday and reports
farmers as very jubilant over the crop
prospects in Morrow township.
F. NJ. Harrington, G. L. Rice. w. G..
Cochrane and b. F. Henry compose the
Klrksville contingent at Chicago this
week. They started Monday morning.
ELMER Z. DAVIS returned from Oma-
ha this week, after having safely de-
lIvered the two fine horses purchased
heie of Messers Bright & Miller by DR..
Swetnam.
MAJ. Mo RELocK, Of Morrow, one of
our old Gland marks and circuit clerk
of Adair county. before the war, was
on our streets Monday, looking quite
hale and hearty.
Rev. T. NJ. Thomson has becom d
citizen of Klrksville for the presen t
We have known Mr.. Thorson Tor many
years and are glad to number his fami-
ly as part OF our community.
Mr.. Nd. SMITH, OF Saltrlver town
ship, left for Florida, ON Monday. He
goes there to engage IN the saw mill
business with Mr.. E. V. Blackman,
who is already on the ground.
JOHN GARDNER, and his son Alfred
started for Blunt, Dakota, on Tuesday
morning. Mr. Gardner has two sons
already located at that place, and both
are well pleased with the country.
Nh. j. G. CARoTHERs and wife return
ed from Philadelphia Friday morning
They attended the General Conference
Of the NJ. E. Church, in session in thai
city, and had a very pleasant trip.
Rev. E. RoszELI, of this place, wa.
the recipient last week of an elegan
gold headed cane sent him by hi!
daughter, Mrs. Laura E. Cook, of Oma.
ha, Nebraska.
Mr.. ]. JOPLIN, of Lii berty township
who was in town Monday, informs u
that that section of the county had
fine rain on Sunday, and tn at cro]
prospects were very fine.
GEO. SpRANG, a nephe W, and DAME
Keck, a brother-in-law of Godfre
Sprang, Of Liberty township, both iron
Lowdensville, Ohio, are here taking
look at our county and express them
selves as greatly pleased.
Next Sabbath is children's day at th
Presbyterian church-morning an
evening. Floral decorations.
, Days Horse and Cattle Powder is
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