Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-08-01
PERSONALS.

-eSs
Prof. Jones. of Linneus, is spending
few days in Kirksvllle.
We noticed R. L. Hamilton, of Rye,
on our streets this week.
Cal. krutzer, of Memphis, thinks Of
moving to Arkansas soon.
We learn that Mrs w. L. Griggs
has been quite i'll recently.
John Gruendyke, of Moberly, brother
of Mrs. E. s. Link, is in town.
Prof. B. A. Jones, OF Linneus. is
spending few days in town.
Samuel and James Adams, of Sub
let, were in town on Saturday.
JIM. DeFrance returned from his
eastern trip since our last issue.
Mr.. Thomas Sees has just completed
a handsome yelling for M. Tingley.
We noticed j. W. Hardin, OF north
west Benton, in town one day this
week.
Mr.. Clarence Robinson, of Trenton,
is spending few days in town with
friends
Mr.. w. Fl. Prentice an d wife of Wal
nut were in twown Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Perrin, of Queen City is the
guest of Miss Anna Warner and Kate
Clark this week.
Mr.. r.. S. Halliday and little Bertha
left this morning for two weeks visit
at Scottsburg, Ills.
Uncle Sam Furrow will move his
grocery into the corner room under the
Masonic building soon.
Wood Fulkerson is back at his old
place in Jamison's drug store after a
short vacation.
Clark Zigler, of Sticklerville, Lon
Taylor, of Pure Air, and ]. F. Under,
of Zig. called in to see us Saturday..
We met Mr.. Simler of Walnut town
ship one day this week. He reports
crops as very fine in his section of the
county.
Mr.. o. Cady. of Quincy, ILL.,, will be
in Kirksville on or before the 18th OF
Aug, and will tune pianos for all par
les desiring such work.
Henry Hayes, (col.) went to Linneus
last week to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of the 10 G. T., of
which order he is the presiding officer
Mrs. Laura S. Cook, of Omaha, Neb.,
daughter of Ed. Roszell, and her son
Eddie. is visiting her parents and sis
tiers in this city. They will remain two
weeks.
Jno. Sebree, of Greentop, called in
the other day and gave orders to keep
the GRAPHIC going to his address till
further orders. That's what they all
say.
Judge S. 2. Stahl and wife, DIR. ]. B.
Mitchell, Rev. G. w. Sharp, Prof Mason
and W. 7. Baird will attend the Pres
byterian Sunday School convention to
be held in Scotland county on the 5uh
and 9th Of August.
Pres. Blanton was quite sick for sew
eral days after his return from Wis
consin, but we are glad to see him out
again. The coming school year prom.
Uses to be one OF the best in the history
of our Normal.
We were glad to see, this week, one
of Kirksville's old citizens and business
men in the person OF Mr.. L. Snyder,
now of Oswego. Kansas. Mr.. Snyder
has spent several days shaking hands
with old friends, of which there is a
host in this county.
By private letter from MIR. Martin
Hart, who went to Florida some
weeks since. we learn that his family
had arrived safe, and that he had pur-
chased piece OF land near. Altoona.
Mr.. Hart seems to be quite we'll pleas
ed with his new home. The GRAPHIC is
sent to him regularly.
Mr.. John Chapman, prominen,
farmer, of Jefferson county, Indiana, is
visiting the family of Mr.. Jacob Chap
man, who are relatives of his, Mr.
Chapman, is an active and enthusias
tic Blaine and Logan man, and lead
ing and active republican, and very
pleasant gentleman.