Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-05-15
PERSONALS.

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town Tuesday.
PETER Wolf, of LaPlata, made us q
call Wednesday.
Mr.. W. G. CocnRASE, retured Mon.
day from Chicago,
DR., JOHN SHsLEr Is homs from
Chicago on a visit,
A. j. Elsea, of Shibley's Point was In
town Tuesday on business.
,JNo. LoRToN, Esq, of Spery, and
wife, were in town Monday
Miss EFFrE MooEE, of Brashear, is
here visiting. relatives and friends this week
Mrs. MARY A. MUslcK and daughter
Pet of Shiblcy's Point were IN town Monday
and Tuesday
HOS. CHRISTIAN, OF northeast Ben
ton. David Mikel and William Six, OF Green.
top were in town Monday.
MR.J. c. URER and wife and Miss
Ida Uber, of Clay township called at the
Graphic Office Tuesday afternoon.
Nh. LEWIS MooDY and sister of Sper-
ry we're in town Saturday. We are glad to
learn that their fathers health is improv-
ing.
Mr.. GEO. A. GILLER and little son
Charles came in to see us Tuesday mornin g,
and made us happy with much of the need
ful.
Mrs. NJ. f. STRocK, of Brashear
spent part of Wednesday and Thursday in
hirksville.
MRs. JAS. SEES and Miss Annie
Barnhill, Of Brashear, were in town last
Thursday.
Mr.. c. c. CRANE, of Fort Scott, Kan
sas, was in town this week looking after land
interests.
Mis-. A. j. DAVIS, of Bloomfield,
Iowa, the guest of Mrs. C. Rornoman last
week returned home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Isaac JAMES was in town Wed
nesday and remembered the Graphic Office in
a substantial way.
JNo. You've and wife, OF Nineveh
township, and Geo Meeks, of Pettis we've in
town Saturday
Mr.. ISAAC South, of Greentop, was
town Saturday and called to see us. He has
beer suffering with very sore hand for
some weeks.
Mr.. C. c. RANKGNs and brother. J. /,
Rsnkns, returned from Kansas Monda,
morning. He considers Missouri the place
to invest in real estate and predicts hard
times for Kansas within year.
MR. II. j EsrY, of Center junction
Iowa, who purchased a thousand acres of
land in this county few weeks since is so
well pleased with hls purchase that he is
back cooking for another half section.
W. w. WILLIAMS, OF Sperry, one of
our successful stock growers was in town
Tuesday and OF course called at the Office of
his family paper.
Miss LIZZIE BRITT, who has been
staying with the family of John SHIRLEY
Esq, Shibley's Point, returned to her home
in Polk township Sunday. All and especial
" Mr.. j. H. v, will miss her very much.
Mr.. ". P. DAY. editor and proprle-
tor Of the Weekley Echo, East Lynne, Cass
county, Mo-, passed through town Monday
on visit to his parents in Knox county.
While waiting for his train re made us very
pleasant call
Miss ETA JOHNSTON, returned
Thursday evening from T roy, Mo-, where
she has been teaching most successfully the
p "st y' ar.At 81. Louis she was Joined by
her sister Mia who has been attending
school at Cross Plains. Tenn, and they re-
turned north together TO spend the summer
vacation.
Rev. j. B. MITCHELL and wife and
Mrs. WI. Brasfield leave Friday morning
for Oxford, Miss, TO attend the annua! meet
ing OF the Woman's Board of Foreign Mis-
sions Of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
which convenes in that city next Monday.
From th,re they expect to so 10 New Or
leans to the Worlds Exposition. The Doe
tors congregation have given him a vacation
His pulpit VIII be filled in the forenoon Of
the Sabbaths during his absence
A large invoice of lace just received
at Ladies Bazaar.
The properties of Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers are wholly medical. 1t Is COM
pounded on scientific principles upon a
German formula, 200 years old. Cler-
gymen, temperance people, and all
other classes who oppose strong drink
on principle, endorse and recommend