Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-02-15
PERSONALS

Miss RENt ALFRED has returned
from Iowa.
Rour. CLARK, Jr.. is spending few
days at LaPlata
Mr.. j, W. Orr, of Polk township call.
ed 70 see us on Monday.
Nix. A. BARNHARr, of Wilson, spent
"Wednesday in Kirksville.
MISS MARY MEYERS is visiting her
brother in Burlington, Iowa.
Miss ANNIE WARN Err is visiting Mrs.
A. White at Norborne, No.
Mr.. JAMES GILMORE returned from
y akota, Tuesday nj -ning.
Mr.. HUGH MISEL, one of Adair's
oldest residents is in quite feeble health
MEssERs Gill & Lemon, are here
introducing thsir patent wire fence lock.
Col. w. NJ. GATES has moved lack
to Adalr. II, will reside in Kirksyille for
the present
Mr.. r. r. WELLS, of Greentop, has
returned from Kansas and was in town Mon
day.
NJ. f. SHoLLY, of Abba, Iowa, drop
ped in on US quite unexpectedly yesterday
morning.
W. BORDEN, living southwest Of
town has sold quite lot OF clover seed in
town This season.
Miss KITE JENIINGs has returned
from Centeryille. Iowa, where she had been
visiting since Jan. LIST.
&c. CARorHERs spent Monday and
Tuesday in shelbina. He reports much
more sleet in that vicinity than there is
here.
Mrs. SUE FLUHART and her sister,
iiss Jessie Thatcher have returned to Kinks
vile again.
The SUBJECT of mesm erism has call
ed for some hot discussions among the Nor
nal students recently.
REV. J. NJ. BREAKER was called to
his home by the Illness OF his wife on Mon
day night.
Miss ALICE KTRTz, who has been
listing the family of Mr. a. Henton, for
some time past, was called home by sickness
this week
We are glad to note the fact that
Mr.. J. L. Porter - able to be out again after
a severe illness.
}. W. Johnson, OF the firm Of John.
son * Co, the Jumbo flour man, of Marshal,
Mo. was in town looking up business on
Wednesday,.
g. L. BENNINGTON went to Hannibal,
Monday morning and win Join the Florida
party at St Louis.
B. Z. LAMkN went to st. Louis
Tuesday to purchase goods before proceed
lag on his way to Florida.
Dr. HOPKINS, OF Brashear, was in
town Tuesday and favored the GRAPHIC with
lie SAINT call.
MIR. ADAM SHooP, of Northwest Adair
called on Tuesday and left his vote for Presi-
dent Blaine takes the lead in that section.
Mr.. H. W. DoNEGHY, of the firm OF
II. d II. ". Doneghy, Macon, Mo-, spent
last Friday night in Kirksville.
MEssERs. JAMES H. KlNNEAR and
Early Corhin, o this place, went to Queen
City on Saturday night to install the officers
ofthc g. a. R. Post at that place.
Mr.. !. H. NoylNcER, accompanied
by his cousin, J II, Novinger, of Penrsylva-
mia, sp Mt Monday in Kirksvllle. The latter
remains here until sometime In the summer.
sir. ELwooD Hicks, OF Brashear,
in company with Mr, Parsons, of the same
ace, made the GRAPHIC Office substantial
cal! Thursday
Mr.. J. S. Pool received letter this
week from Mrs. Oppenheimer, of New York,
thanking him for lis trouble and care he
lad taken with her brother who committed
suicide week before last.
Mrs. JAMES CHEvALIER, of Sublette.
who has been very i'll for some time and CIV
en- up by the physician is said to be in fair
way toward recovery
We had the pleasure of meeting this
week, Mr. J. W. Davidson, Of Illinois, who
was here visiting hi, brother-in-law, Dr. R.
Fl. Browne. Mr.. Davidson built the ware
house now owned by MesseTs Link d Brasield
and will be remembered by many of our
readers.