Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-10-30
PERSONALS.

s. H. SHADE was in town last Satur-
day.
MISS JENNIE FISHER, oe Greentop was
in KirksyiIle Monday.
JNo. ATwELL and M. V. Meeker, of
wIlmathville were liz town Friday.
JNo. Q. FELLOWS and wife, OF SYRIA
cuse, N Y, are visiting the family of WIN
Bronson.
Mrs. MARY E. HEreHL1N, OF Brashear,
has moved to Kirksville and will hereafter
be res ident of this city.
Mr.. J. W. McNAueHr. and Mr..
Fisher, OF Greentop. made the Graphic Office
call Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. j. G. KELLEY, OF Brashear, was
in town Tuesday and made the Graphic Office
pleasant call Come again.
Mrs. D.. SPEAKS, of Livonia, Mo-, is
visiting the family OF j. II. Routt. Mrs.
Speaks is an aunt of Mrs. Routt.
Mr.. ALBERN MILES, of LaPiata
brother OF W. A. Miles the fine stock man
called at our Office Thursday morning and
enrolled his name on the Graphic list.
D. II. CRAWFORD; wife and daughter
Nettie, OF Prairie Bird were in town satur.
day.
Mr.. G. w. RATLfFF, and family CT
Sperry, started to Kansas yesterday morning
Mr.. Ratliff was one Of our best citizens.
However he may return as he has not deci-
ded to stay ill Kansas unless he likes the
country.
BERRY GRIFFIN and wife, OF Quincy
Illinois, and Mrs s. Carother's OF mound
City, MO-, were the guests of MI. and MIS- j.
c. Car others this week.
Mr.. j. w. HoGGlNs and wife, of
Whites Run, Kentucky, arrived in town
Friday morning, aud will spend couple Of
weeks with the family of her brother, VT.
Baird
LILY and Daisy Miller, of Liudervllle
called at the Graphic Office last Friday morn
ing.
JNo. CAsKEY, of kirksville, IN COM
pany with Thos. Muldoon, aid John Davis Of
Adsir. and P. McDonough, of Ohio, called at
our office yesterday afternoon.
Mas. FRANK PRopsT returned from
Texas few days since where she had been
visiting her parents. He father W. A.
Foster kindly remembered the Graphic
office in sending specimens of cotton, fruit,
and fine Sample Of Johnson grass used as
cattle feed in that state.
Mrs. JAS. ILeENFR1Tz has return ed to
her home in Nebraska after a visit of six
weeks to her parents, James and c. A. Camp
bell.
Mrs. Eva WING, of L.cygne, Kansas,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Evesull, of this city returned home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. R. REYNOLDS of Jacksonville, No,
and daughter, Mrs. W. N. Rutherford. of La
Plata. were visiting Mrs. C. Borneman, of
this city from Saturday to Tuesday.
J. E. DAMP, the jolly miller of
Brashear, has sold out his property at that
place and returned to Ohio. He and wife
passed through Kirksville last Monday
night. Mr.. Damp was live business man
and we regret to lose him from our county.
A. W. BROWNING, the gentlemanly
travelling agent for the St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba Ry., made the Graphic office
business call Thursday of last week.
JAY HENRY, formerly of Will nath-
vile, has moved to Greensburg, Knox coun-
ty, and will continue in the mercantile bust
mes at that place for H. C. Reynolds.
We are informed that the store of J.
F. Whitacre G. Co., at Wilsontown, Is
enjoying splendid trade. The Wilson
nelghborhood, Is one of the best in the
state and the people appreciate the low
prices offered close to home, by this
branch establishment of the Kirksville
House.
GOOD PRICES FOR CATTLE.