Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-03-07
PERSONALS

N. \. BAYLOR visited Macon this
week on law business.
W. i. GRleGs is issuing his Real Is
tate ihder this wees.
A. II. LATHAM. of Lihderville, drop
ped in to see us Tuesday.
Mr.. W. L. EMERSON, of Clay, called
! to see us Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. p. +. GREENWOOD returned from
trip to Kansas last week.
FRANK QUINN, another one OF the
Florida pilgrims came home Monday.
Mr.. A. RUSSELL sold quite lot of
his Scotland county real estate recently.
Nh. p. 4. BOONE made the GRAPHIC
a friendly call on Wednesday.
A. McNERLlS, oil Polk, dropped in to
see us on Wednesday.
Our young friend, Z. H. Barnhart,
left for Junction City, Kansas this week.
Mss KATIE MABIs and Miss Fagley
paid the GRAPHIC short call yesterday.
Miss SALLrE Coucn and Mrs Sa!lie
Pollock were called to Lewis county last Fri
day by the illness Of Mrs COUGHS brother.
. ELMER E. DAVIS, who has been absent
some months in southwest Missouri, is at
home AGAR.
Ed SHINES, who has been attending
college at Glasgow. arrived home a few days
since.
We neglected to note the arrival of
j. X. Musick, from New York, last week
john looks we'll after his sojourn in the
east.
j. c. CARoTHERs, the hard ware man
and NJ. WI. Smith, of the Commercial Col
lege. are attending the Conference at st.
Joseph this week.
OUR old friend and subscriber, Mr..
Adam Anspach, YVES IN Tuesday and left an
other sl.5O for the Graphic
MEs. Hunt has gone to Columbia, her
former home. on short visit to friends in
that city.
W. GRIFFITH returned from Galloway
county on Friday. Mr. G has been teaching
down there this winter
SMITHS Orchestra Is preparing some
very fine music for the concert at the opera
house, Friday night, March 2lst.
EvERErrE HopE has gone to New
York to purchase spring goods for the Star
Store.
We are sorry to hear that Jas. Osen-
haugh and j. s. Baker, of the firm Of Baker
& Co are both sick this week
MPs. ELSIE PHELPS, OF Quincy, &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Messick, Of Kan
sas City have been visiting the family of Mr..
F. $ Hoag for lie past week
MR. n. D. SMITH. ofSalrrlver, return
ed from Florida, Tuesday morning. We hear
he has secured land and will take his saw mill
down there.
i. F. LAMKIy and L. V. Blaukmar, of
Kirksvile and n d. Smith, of Brashear, are
reported IN the Florida Agricuturist as
guests at the DeLand Grove House on the
p ut.
Mss NOBLE HIGGINS left Tuesday
morning for a weeks visit with her brother
Frank at Locust Hill, Mo.
Mr.. r H. GIBSON and wife returned
home Saturday evening from weeks visit
in Edna.
MIR. JAMES CONNER favored us with a
brief call this week. The GRAPHIC is Away
glad to greet its friepds-regarlless OF party.
Mrs d. TnRAsHEE, daughter of Mr..
Thos Sees, is visiting friends in hirksrille
this week.
SEE j. FowLER's new tailoring adver-
tisement in this issue. Anyone wishing a
handsome suit at low figures should give hun
Il call.
TUESDAY MORNING DrS. Grove and
Coo departed for the land of the Montezu-
mas. They go from here to Fl Paso, and
from lutbtt CIV w ohob q" -'N-''NN
The GRAPHIC wishes them a pleasant trip
and plenty of good luck while there.
S. Nj. LINK changed his mind and
did not accompany the expedition to old
Mexico, Tuesday morning he left for De-
Land, Florida. He expects to be absent
month if not longer, in search OF health and
rest The Graphic wishes him pleasant
trip.
Mrs. H. K. Parsons and her little
son, master Pearl, CT Edna, spent portion
Of last week in Klrksville, visiting friends in
attendance at the Normal, and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ], j. Spencer.
Our old time friend, Mr.. Chas. T..
K.mblc, left on Thursday for Sandoyal Ills,
where he expects TO take up his residence.
Mr. Kimble is one of our successful farmers,
and a number one citizen. We regret very
much to part with him, but wish him good
luck and prosperity in his new home.
WE are glad to see Charley Bennett
cut again after his long illness. He was up
Town yesterday.
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