Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-09
PERSONALS.

juror this week.
Nh. LAER, Of Shelby county, spent
Sunday in KirksvIlle.
B. II. ARoHsos. Of Quincy, paid us
business call Tuesday.
Miss LAURA OLDHAM Of Jefferson City,
Is visiting Kirksyille friends.
J. T. KsRrr, of Brashear, spent We'd
nesday night in Kirksyille.
MRs. J. NJ. Greenwood returned to
her home IN Kansas City Wednesday.
WE NOTICED our genial friend, DR.. S.
L. Sage, Of Novinger, in town on Monday /
DR.. F. A. GRolR made visit to
Quincy on monday, returning tuesday eve
ming.
DIR. Morrow has moved into the
'wesscher residence" which be recently pur-
chased.
Gun Polk township friend, Mr.. Jas.
Lawson, Of Greentop, dropped in to see US
Monday.
WE LEARN that Jno. L. Porter is at
tending q conclaye Of the Knight Templars
at st. Louis.
w. E. FOSTER made a flying trip to
Omaha, Lincoln and other points in Nebras-
ka last week.
ESQUIRE W. MIKEL, of Pettis town
ship, was in town Monday and called at the
GRAPHIC Office.
Mss EMMA and LYDIA BRENNEMAN
spent Sunday at sublette as guests Of Miss
Mary z. Sublettc.
Mr.. SpRlNasTINE, editor of the Edna
Globe, was in attendance at the Greenback
convention on Tuesday.
Mr.. ALFRED SMITH Is putting his
premises in thorough repair and adding a
bay window to one Of the rooms.
Rev. BAYLEY, of Centralia, formerly
pastor Of the N. E. Church (south) in this
place, is here attending conference.
Mr.. WAH HOP, a native OF the celes-
tlal Empire, has taken up his abode in Kinks
vile and opeped q laundry business.
Mrs. J. M. GREENWOOD, w. L. Chap
pell. ana F. M. Harrington were the judges at
the Declamutory contest Friday night.
JIM. DEFRANcE is having his office
thoroughly overhauled by the plasterers, and
has gone to st. Louis to be absent sever al
days.
A mover from Schuyler county. nam
ed kicord, lost valuable horse by drowning
in a mud hole near the Benton school house
last Friday.
Rev. J. E. SHARP, of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, has sold his Moberly
property and removed to Marshall. Hunts
vile Herald,-lst
JOSEPH EDMoNDs, who has been in
southern Kansa, recently, returned this
week. He expressed hims elf us highly pleas
ed with the country.
Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON, formerly Of the
N. Y. Store. cane in quite unexpected to his
friends on Wednesday morning. Mr.. Robin
son has purchased farm in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. SMITH, OF the
Kirksyille BusiIess College, went south on
Monday night. They will visit Iron Noun
tain and other points in south Missouri.
Our STUDENT friend, Mr.. Riley. went
to the Normal with a very broad grin on his
face monday. A handsome boy at his house
Saturday morning, The ~
Mrs. H. G. SoHN, of wilson, Mrs. s.
H. Shade, of saltriver and stfsJ, shollY and
daughter. accompanied by shfs. W. Kinyon,
of this place. paid the c Sala a call this
| week,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. CARorHERs expect
to start to Philadelphia on Tuesday mex: to
attend the general conference OF the NJ.
Church, should the health OF their little son
permit.
We LEARN that Mr.. G.. W..'fGrimm
has returned from Florida after three
months absence, improved in health. We
have had no opportunity of talking with Mt.
G. since his return.
Hon john B. HENDERSON, L. A. Co
| guard, T. K Skinker and Waldo P: Johnson,
leading St Louis attorneys and capitali ).
registered at POOLS yesterday. They were
en- route for Edna. no
Mr.. H. B. DIMES, of the Shelby cor. !;
to Herald, called to see US on Tuesday. Nj.
Dimes was one of the delegates 10 the Green
back congressional conveEtioi which con-
| vened here on Tuesday.
The mail carrier between this place
and Energy complains of the miserable
condition of the roads. The supervis-.
ors ought 10 look after the matter or be
looked after themselves.
C. Guy. of saltriver township, one
OF the old soldier boys and the man who had
| his whiskers shaved Off with cannon ball /,
dropped in to see US Wednesday. Mr.. Guy
says they can't keep house without the
GRAPHIC.
NJ. L. REID ard John Harlan have
rented Sheriff Roberts store room at Sarcoxie
and will soon open bank there's with cap
ital stock Of s25,O05. Our ssarcoxie friends
cannot place their money in better hands,
Carthage Patriot.
Mr.. w. a. SUBLErrE, OF st. Louis
county, who has just closed a Yery successful
term of school at Melrose, near st. Louis,
came up yesterday morning ona visit to his
parents. His wife, WHO'S daughter OF Ell.
der Russell, accompanied him
MISS LAURA TULL, one Of our teachers,
who has been taking lessons in painting dur