Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-12-05
PERSONALS.

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Saturday.
F. MARKEr and son took look
through the GRAPHIC office Saturday.
RoREgT HAMILTON, of Greencastle,
dropped In TO see us last week and made the
printer happy with the where.with.al
Come again.
B. NJ. DAupY and w. w. Willard, of
Pettis, favored us with a call on Tuesday.
MRs. KATES. DoNEaHr, of LaPlata,
mother OF the well known "Doneghy Bros"
spent Sunday in huntsville.
X. nj. RiNeo, OF the Savings Bank,
spent Sunday With his sister at Greeneastlc.
W. NJ. HARMorT, the "irrepi essible"
of Stahl City, paid the GRAPHIC, sanetum
call on Monday evening.
Dr.. GRAY, OF the Glenwood Criterion,
accompanied by his wife. spent Monday in
Kirksville.
l.. L. HAMILTON. of Stahl. dropped in
to see us Saturday. Mr.. II. is foreman OF the
Crebston coal mines and is an expert.
FRANCIS MELLON, of Mercer, Mercer
county, Penn, called a. the GRAPHIC Office
Saturday. He thinks We have an excellent
country and expects to make arrangements
TO move 10 this county in the near future.
REV. j. B. MITCHELL has so lar recov-
cred from his recent severe illness that he
hopes by the continued blessing Of the Lord,
TO be able to ill his pulpit next Sabbath
forenoon and evening at the usual hours.
DR.. f. A. GROVE received a telegram,
last Sunday, from his old home in Maryland
stating that his father had received stroke
of paralysis. He started at once to visit him
leaving here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. BoRNEMAE, of Kirksville, in
company with her sister, Mrs. ]. s. Hit, Of
sublet.c, called at the GRAPHIC office and
took look at our power and job presses
| while running.
EvERErTE HOPE, of the Star Store
went to St. Louis Wednesday night to pur.
chase Christmas novelties.
Mrs. S. j. MILLER lett for Lawrence,
Kansas, Wednesday morning to visit rela-
tivess. Mr.. Miller can sport as widower for
few coming weeks.
Nh. t. FAY MORROW, OF Stahl was in
town Wednesday.
JUDGE DIERLING, one Of the largest
stock dealers of Schuyler Co.. was in town
Thursday. He Is suffering from a mashed
foot caused by his horse falling with him
some two weeks since.
Mr.. GEO. HORTON, Of Hepler, Kansas.
dropped in on us Thursday afternoon. He
arrived Tuesday evening to visit relatives
and attend to business matters. He and
family are delighted with Kansas and will
probably make it their future home. Mr.
John F. Cowgirl, OF the same place, is also
visiting relatives in Adair
| Dr.. B. H. BozAETH, of Liberty, called
Thursday afternoon. The DR.. is preparing
TO make more improvements on his farm.
MRs. Dr.. H. l. SKULL, of Zig Mo-, is
spending the week with her daughtes who
are here attending school and studying
music.
Mr.. j. E. McCALLY, brother-in-laW
of VIM Brassfeld, had his hand crushed be
tween the cars at Glenwood Wednesday
night, making amputation ola part of i
necessary
Rev. WHEAT returned from kahoks
Thursday mcrnmg and will hold services a,
n ual Sunday.
Mrs. w. r. Mcintosh has rented
the rooms over the Office of Drs. Gobel
& Morrow, and is forming classes il
vocal music. She is also prepared t.
give private lessons in voice culture.
! Mrs. Mcintosh is a fine singer ant
!. an experienced teacher, and intends t
remain in Kirksville, permanently, !
y she receives sufficient encouragement
to warrant her in doing so
She can be found at her Office at an
hour during the day, and will be please
to answer all inquiries.
The most enjoyable affair of tn
the season was the old fashioned cand
pulling in which about thirty couples
young people participated, last Frida