Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-14
PERSONALS.

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| Florida.
Mr.. PIoKLER, of the firm Of Picker
& Crebbs. recently made one OF the largest
tie contracts ever taken in this section.
r. M. PIcKLEa, former Kirksville
boy, was elect to the Kansas State Senate
by a handsome majority.
w. L. Cruces has been absent from
town on business several days recently.
Mr.. D. w. TURNER, the gentlemanly
salesman for Kendall. Bayle Cracker Co. was
in town this week making his round among
his many customers.
Mrs. LOUIE McKiNsEE, nee Harris, of
Hampton, Iowa, is here on Visit to her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. T. G. Harris.
W. B. KELLY, of Brashear, was on
our streets Monday.
| Mr.. B. M. LIsDER and Ben White, OF
Liberty township, called on US Monday.
Mr.. G. H. WALTERS, of Greencastle,
called Tuesday and made the printer happy.
will probably return to school after Ills term
OF teaching expires.
Mn. JOHN ScoBEz, of Jasmine, made
US a very pleasant call Wednesday afternoon.
Though seventy -four years old he is quite
active and has a good prospect for a number
OF years Of active life yet before him.
| ]. R. MuslcK left Monday night for
several weeks visit to the Indian country
He will make his headquarters at Talequah.
NJ. F. SrRocK and J. E. Damp, of
Brashear, favored us with brief call Mon
day.
/ Jos. HICKMAN dropped in to see us
Monday. He has an excellent piece of corn
and will contest for the prize.
RICHARD W. HART, of Clay, paid us
pleasant call Tuesday morning.
| JUDGE BoYNToN, of Greencastle was
in town Wednesday.
| Mrs. VIC. -Four went to Macon City
Wednesday ON visit to Mrs. Annie De-
Reamer.
| Mr.. T. G. KoN returned from Dako-
ia Monday night. They will come back to
winter.
Mr.. DIS ELY, son of John Ely, left
for California, Thursday morning, on a visi
TO his parents. II he likes the country he
may make it his home in the future.
Jos. PARK and other several LaPlata
citizens spent portion of Sunday In Kinks.
vile, They came up in spring wagon.
LEW. BLAcKMAN, of the Creamery
Grocery" who has been shipping eggs from
Springfield, Mo-, for the past two months,
returned to kirksville Monday.
Mrs. A. P. WILLARD and Miss Nettie
went to Kansas City Thursday morning.
REV. NoETHCUTT. passed through
town Thursday on his way to Knox City.
UNCLE BILLY LAY, of Polk was in
: town Thursday.
We are glad to see A. N. Smith out
s again after his serious illness.
JOHN MOORE and D. C. kershner, &C.
0 companied by their families, leave this week
r for the free state of Kansas. They expect tc
+ make their permanent home in that stale
1--WE regret to lose such good substantial citi
zens.
y A. McNERL1N and wife, in company
with Robt. Furnish and wife PAID US a. short
call on Thursday afternoon.
. JAS. H. KlNNEAR Is now Sheriff-st
u look out boys. lie was sworn in yesterday
w. J. Eckert has purchased Mr.
Kinnear's interest in the harness bust
y ness which will be continued as Eckert
y & Son. We had hoped that WHIP woult
y remain with us, but we learn thai
k he will still remain in Quincy thougl
1t "a partner in the firm at this place-fo
the present at least. Will, is steady
D. energetic and live business man, ant
1T gives promise of long career of sue
IS cess and usefulness. He returned t
ID Quincy last Tuesday.
d Mules! Mules! Kentucky Mules!
Better cure your mules of distempe
before you talk about selling them
N Give the whole drove Days Horse ant
s. cattle Powder. Price 25 cents pc
to package of one pound, full weight.
10 To THE CHURCHES OF MACON AssoclA
or TON: Dear Brethren and Sisters:-A
your last Association you will remem
:, Der that your Messengers recommend
n that committee be appointed IN eac
- church, to raise District Missionar
- funds, and also that a Woman's Mis
sionary Society be organized in eac
- = church, the object of which was tina
ID the sisters might be co-laborers to
gether with the brethren and Christ i
Missionary work. That the head 9
Is church has committed unto our hanc
q for the sounding out the word of th
v Lord" especially in the destitute par
ie of our association. Your board al
ANXIOUS and fully determined to
est their outy assigned them by you an
ell hence we call upon you to be sup an
as DONG" that We may unitedly stri1
ep together to "go forward" as God
m people and possess the land, for we al
W. well able, by his promises and bles
ings to do so, if we will but tru
Chr;ct and do onr antu Iaf No oil l