Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-08-22
PERSONALS.


D. NJ. Taylor, of Linderville neigh
borhood was in town Wednesday.
w. B. Reynolds, of Greentop, paid us
q business call Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Foncannon, of
Millard, were in town Wednesday.
Taylor Crow, of Sperry, was on our
streets Wednesday.
Mr. j. Sehiels, of SaItriver, made
the GRAPmc Office call Wednesday.
WE. Huff, of Shibley's Point, was
IN town Wednesday and reports crop
prospects as fine.
Ed. j. W. Davis will begin a pro-
tracted meeting at Antioch on Friday
evening, Aug. 22d.
Squire E. Sampson, of Pettis, drop
ped in for few minutes chat on Sat
urday.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald has been
visiting friends at Gait, Mo, during
the past week.
DR.. Ben Guffey of Walnut township
was in town ON business Wednesday
of this week.
Capt. Toler, chairman of the 2epub-
lican County Central Committee, called
to see us last Thursday.
Mrs. A. D. Johnson, OF Denver, Hi
nois. mother-in-law of Mr.. r. S. Halla-
day, Is visiting friends in Kirksvllle.
F. NJ. Harrington has been pretty
nearly laid up for week past with a
very sore hand.
Mr.. Jacob Bower. of Vein, Charlton
county, has been visiting Kirksville as
the guest of Mr.. James Johnson, for
merly of that place.
V.B. Rose, CT Glenwood, a former
student at our Normal was in town
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Prof.
Paden.
Miss Ella Calendar. of Galesburg,
Ills. sister of Ms. Billings, of this city,
returned to her home Wednesday, after
a two weeks visit.
Mr.. J. W. Wry and wife were in
town Tuesday. We are sorry to see
that Mr.. Wry is in poor health the re
suit of over heat in the harvest field.
Judge Henry. of jefferson City, for
merly Judge of this circuit, was IN
town Wednesday shaking hands with
old friends.
Col. Jno. S. Williams, of Macon,
State Insurance Commissioner, came
up Tuesday evening and ;pent We'd
nesdav in Kirksville.
Mrs. Harrington and Mrs. butcher
started TO Illinois, by the way of Macon
last Friday, on visit to friends and
relatives.
Our thanks are due the officers of The
Moberly district Fair Association for a
complimentary to the fair at that place
on the 9th to the 18th OF September.
Miss Edith Bull, who has been a
resident of Galveston. Texas, for the
past year, surprised her friends In thus
place by dropping in on them Monday
Mrs. Sarah j. Christman and Mrs
Sival, both of Charlton county, have
been visiting the family of Mr.. Jane;
johnson for couple of weeks past.
Mrs. F. c. Billings started Wednes
day morning for Galesburg, Ills, on E
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Thompson.
Mr.. A. butcher and wife are spend.
ing few weeks in Illinois during Au
gust. They expect to return about
Sept. LIST.
Mr.. Ira Storts, living three mile.
north of Adair, will have a sale o
stock, farm machinery and household
goods Wednesday. Sept. 10, 1884.
We are glad to learn that S. G. Zig
Ter. of Sullivan, is about to become ;
citizen of Adair county once more. HI
was IN town Wednesday making prep
arations to build.
Mr.. S. French one of our stauncl
Greentop democratic subscribers, mad
us pleasant call Saturday and lett thu
wherewith for another years subscrlp
ton. His excuse for taking it is tina
his wife won't do without 1t.
Mr.. D. Daugherty, one of our ole
old tuners, now resident of Dennlson
Texas, has been spending several day
IN Klrksville. He looks as hearty ant
good natured as ever and has changes
but little since we last saw him.
O. B. M1lliken and w Prentic
of Walnut township dropped in on u
Wedne: day afternoon and left us TIRE
dollars the better off, with orders 70
the Graphic for another twelve months
Thanks.
Judge CAN'T and wife, of Clinton
J. are in town attending the sessions c
;. the Sunday School Assembly. The
are guests of Prof. w. P. Mason.
Mr.. Rutherford, who was in tow
yesterday, reports having threshed on
oen hrchnis Of t,nnnthn saed this raa,.