Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-03-13
PERSONALS.

Z. Nj. SMITH went TO Browning Tues
day.
Mr.. 7. o. GILMORE was in town Fri.
on business
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. DEAToN went to
Willard Tuesday.
DIR. SHIRLEY, of Greentop, made us
friendly call Wednesday.
Mss KATIE WHITE returned home
from Trenton Tuesday morning.
d. W. R. HOPKINS, of Brashear,
spent Monday night in Kirksville.
ED. j. W. DAVIS was called to Edna
Tuesday to preach a funeral discourse.
Mr.. o. A. HvRD, of Greentop, was in
town Wednesday and Thursday on business.
Miss ANNIE BRYsoN, OF Knox City, is
in Kirksville visiting the family OF Mr.. Jno'
Miller
Mr. A. V. BARTHOLOMEW left for Ver-
non county Tuesday morning to visit his
mother.
Mr.. A. c. RICE, of Wins thville, was
in town Monday, He VIII 90 to Nebraska in
a short time.
w. G. WELLS, of Greentop, was down
on business Tuesday and called at the
GRAPHIC office.
w. D. POWELL and A. D. Petty have
quit school and gone to their homes to az
sist on the farm
JOSEPH Crow and family returned
last week from Kansas and will stay here
through the summer.
Mr.. F. l.. HUsToN left Wednesday
morning for Keokuk, Iowa, where he goes
to attend the Intirmary.
HOP SHAM returned from Weston,
Tuesday morning, where he has been teach
ing since last September.
Mr.. DAVIS WYATT, formerly of Queen
City, but now of Kansas, is back visiting
friend and relatives in Adair and Schuyler
counties.
ANDREW ROBERTS, living about eight
miles northeast of town, who had his leg
amputated last Saturday Is doing as well as
could be expected
w. w. MlDcAP, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Lord for the past
week, returned to his home in Illinois Tues
day morning.
MRS. j. G. CARoTHEEs went to Quincy
Saturday on q visit to Mrs. Berry Griffin,
sister OF Mr. Carothers. She returned Tues
day.
Nh. JOEL CHURCH, living near Green
top, sh ort time since, sold a lot of thirty
hogs eight and nine months old, averaging
21sS lbs, at 430 per hundred. Who says
there is no money in hogs.
Mr.. Harriet, of the Law firm OF Har-
riet & Risdon, of Kirksville, was in the
Castle one day last week looking after
some legal matters,-G reencaStle hide
pendent.
Mr.. GEO. HEYD and wife called
Thursday afternoon. 1t was the third an
niyersary OF their marriage, and we were
glad to meet these prosperous young people
and wish them many happy returns Of the
day.
Nh. JOSEPH FALKENsTlNE, of Lewis
Co., brother of A. z. Falkenstine, called on
Saturday afternoon in company with the
Capt. We are glad to know that Mrs. Fall
kenstine is daily growing better and the
physicians now have hopes OF her entire re-
coyery.
Mr.. BoaNEMAN came up Thursday
on visit to his family ct this place and re.
turned to Moberly Monday, where he is
located for the present.
We were taken by surprise Wednes-
day afternoon at having Lieut.. P NJ B
Travis drop in on US. His station is now
Fort Sully, Dakota but himself and wife
have been enjoying six months vacation
in the east, where he "wooed and won her .
and will spend several days here with friends
. and relatives.
Miss LIZZIE DAVIS, daughter OF w
NJ. Davis, returned Wednesday after two
weeks visit in Wilson township.
Mrs. J. PATTERSON, of Bevier, who
row, of this place, returned home yesterday
Mr.. BRIGHT, formerly of the firm o.
Bright & Miller, was in town this week OF
business.