Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-14
PERSONALS.

| "' hhHftSks VI uIo hits was II
town Monday.
I. E. GRAVES, went to Quincy Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Ben McCoY is visiting friend
in Quincy this week.
j. E. ANDERSON, of Wi.lmathvillt
was in town Tuesday.
PRoF. Mason and family returned
home Saturday evening,
W, F. EAGLE and ]. T. Neif, OF Bra
shear were in town Wednesday.
SAMUEL BRITT and James Crow. Of
Polk were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. ELLA DAVIS and little daught.
ers are visiting relatives in Iowa.
e. w. LlNDER, former Ada,r boy,
will teach this year at Meridian, Cal.
Mrs. MAMIE REYNOLDS. OF Hannibal
is visiting Mrs. D. H. Thrasher of this city
j. +. TicE, one of Greentop's live
merchants made us business call on Mon.
day.
DAVID ELY Jr., was in town Satur-
day, and renewed his faith with the old reli
able.
PAUL R. DAVIS, of the post Office
force, is spending his vacation at Mayview
No.
FOWLER YOUNG, of Brashear, was Ia
town Friday. He is thinking of locating
near KirksYilie.
Mrs. CATHERINE K1NzlR, of Saginaw
Mich. is visiting her daughter, Mr.. ] :. NJ
Hooker, of Kirksville.
L. w. McCoMB, of Red Oak, iowa,
brother Of Mrs. R. r. Becktol, Is spending a
few days In Kirksville.
A. BUCKALLEw and wife, of Green
top, and A. P. Taylor, of Ringo's Point were
in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. THEo. MoYER. and sister Miss
Alice Otto, ofsticklerville called at our office
Wednesday morning.
S. A. MURPHY, OF Ringo's Point, G.
Burchard and Isaac Forbes, ofIGreentop
were in town Monday.
SAMUEL SNYDER, OF Ringo's Point,
was in town Tuesday and gives encouraging
reports of his neighborhood.
Mrs. JNo. NRsslER, of Quincy, accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Huseman, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. ]. P. Edmunds.
D. H. NleHswANDER spent Sunday
with his wife in Bloomfield. He reports that
his wife and Mrs Pierce are both improving,
Prof. C. NJ. Polly will teach the
the coming year, IN Colusa county, Califor-
mia, having the principalship of his !former
school.
j. MONROE SMITH and wife left Wed.
nesday night on the cannon ball for visit
to Erie, Z ansas, and they will probably stay
all winter.
J. NJ. KEpHART, since the busy season
is over is putting in his time hunting bees
and fishing. and is meeting with good sue
cess.
FRANK Finch, l.. D. Lewis and Robt.
Finch, all of Greentop, C. Bailey, of Jasmine
and W. R. Freeman, of northeast Benton
called to see US Wednesday.
Judge G. b. Polly made US a very
pleasant call, Tuesday afternoon. He is en-
thusiastic over the prospective hog law, and
gave some very good reasons why we should
have general stock law.
Mr.. JNo. SCHULTZ, of Rye, brought a
load OF fine melons to town Wednesday and
they sold at good price. This is the
second load of home grown melons this sea-
son. We failed to get the name OF the man
first in the market.
Mr.. T. c. CAMPBELL and Miss
Bessie went to Macon City, Monday. Mr..
Campbell returned Monday night, but Miss
Bessie will remain some time visiting with
relatives.
DR.. CHAs. HOWARD, oecullst, Of Kan
sas City, No., was in Kirksville yesterday
He will be here again il a few days.
Miss MAY HOOKER, brought us this
week from the farm Of David Clark, near
Adair, as sample of oak fruit. little twig
three inches long that contained one dozen
very large acorns.
j. Il. KNAPP, of Walnut, came I'M to
the memorial services at this place last Sat
urday.
NJ. Hustled, of Shibley's Point and G
F. Sparks. of Walnut, Mo-, made US bust