Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-28
PERSONALS.

Nh. G. A. WicKHAa. Of Sublet,e,
in town Wednesday.
JAMES RowES and wife, of Adair,
were in town Wednesday.
w. w. MATTHEWS, of Shibley's Point,
was in town Wednesday.
NJ. V. MEEKER, of Willmathville,
was in town Wednesday.
| 7. C. HARRIS, Real Estate Agent.
reports sale of the wilcox property" be-
longing to Elder Davis to $. B. Rowland for
$3.50.
Mss. ID. H. THRAsnER is visiting rela-
tives in Monroe City.
Miss D. RUBY and Miss May Martin,
Of Macon, are visiting Mrs. ]. C. Maynard
and Mrs. w.P. Edmondson, of this city.
Mr.. ]. w. NICHOLSON, of Gum ~, is
visiting his brother, Mr.J. W Nicholson, of
this place.
Nh. A. BUcKALLEw and wife, OF Polk,
were in town Wednesday.
DR.. T. P. WIsEMAS, Of Brashear, was
smiling on our streets Wednesday.
Mr.. THos. MEEKs and wife, of Gran
den, Dakota, are stopping few days in
town.
Mrs. L. a. WILLARD and son WILDER,
left last week for Frederick county, Mary
land, to spend the winter with friends and
relatives.
Mas. MARY E. HEYLlN has returned
from her visi. to Nebraska aud Kansas, look
ing much improved in health. She is now
visiting her daughters, Mrs. B. F. Igenfritz
and Mrs. c. A. Campbell.
Miss MIRA DUNHAM, Miss Sennie
wisner and Miss Kittie Sloan called at the
GRAPHIC Office Thanksgiving day.
DR.. C. D. HENRY returned this week
from three months sojourn in Cincinnati,
where he attended lectures in the American
Health College.
CRAVEN and JOSEPH MARQUES. OF
Polk township. we're in town Tuesday.
Mr.. FRED SWEET, of Clay, was on our
streets Tuesday.
JACOB WlrrMER, of Greentop, was III
town Monday. He is doing large trade in
the hoop business.
Mr.. E. E. Huston, of Wilson town
ship, is visiting the family of W. NJ. Davis
this week.
Our young friend w. NJ. Tuder, OF
Sperry, started for Minnesota this week. He
will continue to read the GRAPHIC.
MR. THos. l.. DRENEN made US call
Monday.
BILLY McKEEHAN, the Greentop drug
gist, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. A. PARKER, of the firm of lice
S Co., Greentop, Mo-. passed through town
Tuesday on trip west.
Mr. w. T. BAIRD and little daughter
Alta, went to Bloomfield Wednesday evening
to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Baird
DE-. SwErNAM is building up fine
practice in Omaha.
JESSE CONNER returned to his home
at Minneapolis on Tuesday.
| Mrs. FLUHARr will favor our citizen;
with lecture on Athens soon. It will be
illustrated by lantern views.
| E. S. LINK and wife returned from a
weeks visit to the country on Monday.
j Mr.. and Mas. ZEPH ATrERBERRy, oil
Monroe county, are visiting the family OF
Mr.. j. AtterberrY, of this city.
Mrs. l.. W. LINK has been visiting
her son Henry at Moberly the past two
weeks.
Mr.. D. NJ. PUrERBAUeH, late OF the
Milan Republican started for Florida on Wed
, nesday morning. He will work for the Rea
Estate Index as special agent and correspon
dent.
, j. W. TURNER'S Thanksgiving wa
rendered peculiarly emphatic by the adven
OF handsome girl baby weighing nlnC
pounds.
Miss ANNA WOODBRIDGE and Mis-
Ella Hornback. of Macon, came up Wednes
. day and spent Thanksgiving with Miss luti
s Chambliss, returning Thursday morning
Mr.. WILLIAM HART, Jr., of Willmath
S vile, made US call Monday afternoon an,
] aid four ears OF corn on our table whicl
weigh 81 lbs. The corn was perfectly dr.
and solid. One OF the ears measure ~
:. inches in circumference.
ri w. D. R1sDoN, a former Kirksvlll
boy and son of A. D. Risdon, is now agent o
the K. c., Fort Scott and Gulf road wit
headquarters at Fort Scott.
o If you are troubled with fever an
). ague, dumb ague, bilious fever, jaul
n diaai dyspepsia, or any disease of til
% liver, blood and stomache, and wish |,
% get well, try the new remedy, Pro
g Guilmette's French Liver Fad. As
q your druggist for it, and take no othe
and if he has not got it send 81 80 in
. letter to the French Pad Co., Toled
" o. and receive one by return mail. Fc
= sale By J. G. Jamison.
ID appointments.
N Anniversary exercises of the Ada