Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-04-03
PERSONALS.

W. johnson.
MISSES FRANKIE LANYARD and Ella
Ziggler called Tuesday.
Mrs. r. l.. BARROW is visiting her
parents in eastern Adair.
P. L. GREENWOOD returned from
Kansas Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. BLAcKMAN are back
from Florida on short visit
Hon. T. NJ. HARRINGTON returned
from Jefferson City Friday night.
CHARLEY SANDS returned from Ord,
Nebraska, Thursday morning.
MRs. D. PEARcR, who has been very
III the past ten days, is improving.
p. NJ. SMITu went to Brookfeld Mon
day to attend school in the Chapter.
UNCLE DAVID FEGLEY and son, vii.
liam, of Rye, made us a call Saturday.
Mrs. WILLIS HARLAN and daughter,
Mss Bessie, are home from Odessa, Mo-, on
visit.
LIEUT.. P. NJ. B. TRAVIS, of the q. S.
Army, left for his post, Fort sully. Dakota
last week.
JOHNNIE GATES will spend the sum-
| Subette.
We are glad to sea Mr.. Redding
about the streets again after long and
severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. FRENCH, of Greentop,
Mo-, were in town Wednesday and called at
the GRAPHIC office.
A. KNYoN, of Noyinger, and one of
the proprietors of the Novinger coal mines
was in town Tuesday.
JAY HENRY and wife, of Willmath-
vile, are visiting his parents In the southern
part of the county this week
Morrow & MAGREw have formed
copartnership and will make business lively
at stahl City the coming season.
Mr.. T. c. CAMPBELL, in company
with Mr., Miles, of Macon, are attending a
sale of short horns at Abba, Iowa
G. W. TULl and ]. W. Tinsman left
for St. Louis Monday evening, where they
20 to spend a few days in the art galleries.
DR.. S. L. SAGE, OF Novinger has for
the past two weeks been attending some
very severe cases Of sick ness in Macon cour-
y.
MRs NJ. E. GEoReE, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives and
friends in Hannibal, returned Monday eve
ming.
The many friends OF Mr.. D. D. Tay-
Tor, OF Calloa, Mo-, will read with deep re-
greet the announcement of his death, IN this
issue.
MRs. H. C. GARRETT and little son,
Cecil, formerly of Trenton, but now OF Kan
sas City, are visiting friends and relatives in
Kirksville.
Mr.. j. NJ. DEFIANCE returned from
his trip through the south and east Tuesday
evening. He reports splendid time and is
looking well.
W. G. OLDHAM returned from Jeffer-
son City last Tuesday evening where he has
: been occupying the field as journalist for
several weeks.
Mr.. HENRY EcKERT aud wife went to
st. Louis Tuesday morning, Mrs. Eckert,
who has been i'll for some time, will take
treatment in that city.
Mr.. NJ. S. MONTGOMERY got in from
: Nebraska Wednesday morning looking as
though he had been extremely well fed.
He returned to Bloomfield, Iowa, Thursday
morning.
We were pleased to receive a call
from Mr.. A. Gonnerman. of Hubbard,
! Tuesday morning. He had accompanied
his son JACOB, of Underwood, Iowa, and who
I had been visiting him for few days, this far
on his return journey.
: Mr.. w. NJ, LOGAN, an old and highly
respected citizen of Elizabeth, Ills, and
father Of j P Logan and Mrs s. French. OF
chuyler Co., died at his home on March the
: 18th. Mr.. Logan was here on visit about
= year ago, when we had the pleasure of meet
ing him.
Mrs DR.. CHAs. Boscow left for the
east last Thursday, where she will spend the
: summer visiting relatives and friends, and
! will then join the DR.. at Tucson, Arizona
1 where he will locate next month.
Mr.. Thomas MEEKs and wife, who
have been spending the winter in Missouri
and Arkansas, left for their home in Or an
don. Dakota, last Tuesday morning Tn
y GRAPHIC will follow them to keep them
r, posted on all home news.