Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-10-05
PERSON

UNCLE JOAN BELL took a trip to Milan
on Monday.
Mrs. On. STILL and little daughter
are visiting friends In Kansas.
w. BoRpxs, Of this vicinity, Is on a
visit TO Kansas.
We noted the presence Of A. Roberts
Of Polk. on our streets Wednesday.
PARK HOLMES was in town Wednes-
day.
We had the pleasure of call from
A. BuckaIlew of Polk this week. Mr. B. and
wife spent Wednesday in Kirksyille.
Mrs. McCANN, who has been visiting |
Randolph county for some weeks, has re-
turned to Kirksvillc.
Mr.. ALFRED GARDNER returned home
from Dakota Wednesday night. He says
other Adair county settlers are coming back
soon.
MIs. M. T. DEREAMEE starts this
week TO join her husband in Florida. She
viii visit Macon, Galloway. Jefferson City
and St Louis before going direct 10 the
Flowery Land We wish her pleasant
| trip.
G. G. CALHOUN. of Scotland county,
was in town couple Of days this week visit
ing his daughter who is attending the Nor
mai.
We are sorry to record the fact that
w. ?. Hall and family have decided to locate
in Kansas. They left Tuesday night for their
new home. The GRAPHIC WIN follow them.
Miss ALICE BouN and Miss Laui a
Hall of Polk township, spent Sunday with
| Mr.. and Mrs Hall, Of Queen City.
j. J. CLARK, Of Sublette, returned
from New York Saturday night He says the
enthusiasm for Blsine throughout the state
is simply wonderful.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. KlDBLER went
to Chillicothe to visit relatives and take in
the reunion
LULIE and BEATRICE PICKENs, readers
of the GRAPHIC and little daug litcrs of W A.
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apples of the season last Saturday. They
were very fine and large Pound Pippins and
X. l. Grecnlngs.
MISS D. LATHAM, of Freeport, OHIO,
sister of A. II. Latham, of Linderyille, is
making HIN two months visit.
S. V. PARKS and wife paid us call
on Saturday;
GEORGE w. PARKS is agent TOR the
work entitled "Why am Republican" 1t
should be IN the library of every voter in
Adair County.
Mr.. G. c. BIGGs, of Carthage, Ills.
| called to see us Saturday. He expects to re-
turn to Missouri in the spring. With bour-
: bonism dethroned there would be no better
state in the Union than Poor old Missouri
DANIEL RoYER of CHlLLlcoTHE, Ills.,
breeder of fine Poland China swine, made
lis call on Friday.
Mr.. B. A. BozARTH of Liberty, left
sale at that place Wednesday, with view to
making purchases. We are glad to see such
enterprise among our responsible farmers.
SAM'L. REED, Judge Stahl, Robt.
Clark, James Clark and Jacob Sholly went to
the Charlton Tuesday on a duck hunt. 1t
, was excellent weather for ducks the entire
time. They returned Wednesday evening
with 80 fine birds.
, G. f. ELLIOTT and master J. ELLIOTT
called on the GRAPHIC Saturday.
T. H. HOLLOWAY and DR.. Hopkins,
, of Brashear, paid US pleasant call on satur-
day.
JAMES BoCocK, came near falling into
a well at the creamery Tuesday night The
well is thirty feet deep. BY lucky chance
he caught in time to save himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. PENNEY, of Stiles
vile, Iowa, parents of Mrs. r. j. Collins,
were visiting her this week. They returned
home on Thursday morning
!, UNCLE WIN. HORROR, of Sublette, was
In town Thursday.
Mrs. +. NJ. COLLINS, accompanied by
y her mother, MIS-. Mcdonald, is visiting rela.
0 tives in Kansas City.
Mr.. P. H. BOONE, o. Edna called at
the GRAPHIC Office Thursday.
Mr.. S. HERRING in company with
his brother-in-law, W. P. Brown, OF Wayne
county, Iowa, made us call Thursday after.
noon. MT. Brown expressed himsel, as be-
ing greatly pleased with our town AMI coun.
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