Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-05-29
PERSONALS.

| ]. w. LoNo spent Sunday in Macon
lefty.
| Tnos. ADAMS, of Polk, was in town
Friday.
| WALTER LowRANcE and wife were
in town Friday.
| Howard HtNRr, of LaPlara, was in
town Wednesday,,
| Miss Lou MILLER, OF Quten city, was
in h ks,ille Wednesday.
| Dr.. o. w. AVERY, OF Queen City, is
visiting relatives in Ohio.
! PRoE. BLANToN has decided that the
Normal Students can sing.
| SOLOMON MORRIS and wife, of Millard
were in Kirksville Saturday.
ANDREW QUiNx, of Adair, was in
town Thu sday af last week.
Mss CARLorTlE WlrrNER, of Green
top is in Kirksville this week.
r. T. CAMPBELL. of Zig, has been
| spending few days in Kirksvile,
| WILLIAM HART and wife went to
Kansas Saturday, for few weeks visit.
| Miss MoLL1E BooKoUT, of Greentop,
is visiting friends in ri ksville, this week.
Mr. ELIJAH SAMPSON, and John Kohl
meyer, of Pettis were in town Wednesday.
Miss PEEE1N and Mss Lowery, of
Queen city, are visiting in Denver Colorado.
Mrs. CHAs. BouNps returned from
Hannibal Wednesday evening, and is quite
sick.
Mrs. J. Fowler is visiting her
daughter Mrs. +. A. Bidwell, Mitchell, Da-
kota.
Mr.. FRANK GlBBs and mother, Mrs.
A, L. Gibbs, of Prairie Bird were in town
Monday.
Mr.. PETER HELwlG and children,
Nettie, Barbary and Willie were in town
Saturday.
D. HALL and B. NJ. Wilson, of Adair,
H. Adams and D. Hit of Polk were in town
Saturday.
Miss SALE MCkzowN, of st. Louis,
is visiting the family of Mr.. Boston Rigdon,
of Sublette.
j. A. NILES went to Knox county
Monday to canvass for new book the Sol
den Censor"
W. H. ATwELL, os sperry, j. j..
Clark OF sublette and J. Il Forcht, Brashe.r
were in town Monday.
Mis-. E. ]. Henry accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Saddle, is visiting her son,
DR.. C. D. Henry of this place.
Mr.. SAMUEL SHOEMAKER one ot the
large farmers OF Pettls and G. W. Cody, of
Adair, were in town las. Friday
UNCLE RorEET MILEs went to Macon
county Wednesday to enjoy few days fish,
ing with friends in that county.
HIRAM SyyDEs, of 2ingos Point,
NJ. 6. Glen, of Pets, W. C. Crawford 0:
Brashear were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Guy Czs,,D Ell dropped in on US
Saturday and made our heart lad with two
cash subscriptions for the Graphic.
H. C. REYNOLDS, store keeper,
postmaster and lawyer for Wi1lmathyille
was in town Monday and made us call.
Nh. PE-qR VoFLIzE and daughter
Mary called Friday. We roget that they
were too late to see the large power press in
operation.
Rev. BgS DEERrNG. editor of the ST.
Louis Life, delivered a temperance lecture in
the Park Saturday afternoon ard one in the
Christian church Saturday night.
DR.. w. F. GATES. of JameSport, Mo,
is visiting his father DR.. William Gates. OF
Sublette and his brother, Capt, E. o. Gates
of this city.
PROF.. RALPH E. OLDHAM has been
elected to the principalship of The jefferson
City schools. This is an excellent position
and one Prof. Oldham is amply able to fill.
MIS-. S. J. MARNADUEz and Mrs. E, P.
zimmerman are at St, Joe as delegates to the
annual meeting OF the Woman's Missionary
Society, of the NJ E. Church, south, which
convened IN that city the 9th inst.
Dr.. w. L. TAYLOR, editor of the
Greencastle Independent, returned last Fri
day from the Grand counsel of the Triple
Alliance held at Macon. While waiting for
his train he made Us pleasant call.
w. w. REYNOLDS, of WlImathville,
who has been attending Oaklawn College a:
Nov city No, returned to Kirksville, Friday.
He peaks enthusiastically OF the college
and its president, Prof. W. n. Doyle.
L. L. HAMILTON, Toney Suforik,
John Dawson and wife, rge.Ferguso1
Frank Durkin, Roderck Carpbell, Jas.
Easton, Jacob shott, G. W. Little and Ed
Bower, OF Danforth, and w. Sparks, OF
Sperry were in town Wednesday.
]. W. VOORHEES,, Secretary of the
Macon and Adair county Short-h ON breed
ers association, was visiting some of our fine
stock men, in this neighborhood. Tuesday.
Mrs. BoYD and daughters and Dee
Shryock started Wednesday morning on 9
visit to Hannibal and Quincy. Rev. Boyd
also started at same time for trip through
southwest Missouri.
Mr.. JESSE MoTTER, son OF Noah
Motter, accompanied Judge Stahl to Benton
Vile Arkansas as book-keeper for the Ben
tonville Bank. Mr. Mo:ter is one of oul
best young men, graduate Of our business
college aud is in every way worthy and vel
qualified for his responsible position.
S. WEBSTER and brother G. N. Web.
ster of southern Nichigon are here looking