Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-02-20
PERSONALS.

W. G. WELLS, Cal. Wells and Jno.
NJ. DeGrant e, all OF Green.or, call, d to see
us Tuesday.
Mas. ESTHER McCAS, OF Cairo, Iowa,
was called this week to the bedside OF her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Bakely. living near
New Baden, who is very ILL.,
A. NJ. SMITH and Co. r, port the real
estate business as picking mp wonderfully
Mr.. LEWIS DlEHL, of Sperry, was in
town Wednesday and called to see US.
Dr.. SHIRLEY and d. H. Slausou. of
Greentop, dropped in Wednesday after din
ner, and paid us q pleasant call.
Nh. j. d. REDDiNo, at the present
writing, is lying very sick with pneumonia.
DR.. MARKS, of St. Louis, will preach
at the Presbyterian Church one week, be-
ginning on Wednesday evening.
Miss MAY LORD started to Nebraska
Wednesday night to visit her brother Harry.
a. P. VAUGHN, who has been making
his residence in Dakota, is home or visit.
w. 7. BAIRD went to Bloomfield.
Iowa, Saturday, to visit Mrs. Baird. who is
under treatment at the Bloomfield Infirm-
ary.
Mr.. SOLOMON, KAUFMAN, of Out
Canada, one OF our regulars, called Thurs
day.
Mr.. G. E. SHorr. and Mr.. NJ. L. VIM
Der were in to see US Thursday morning.
Mr.. ALEX DoNEGHY, who travels with
his eyes open and who returned from New
Orleans last week, says he would not give
Missouri for the entire south. Nowhere did
he see such evidence of thrift, progress and
happiness as in poor old Missouri.
Miss EFFE MOORE, of Brashear, has
been visiting friends in Kirksyille for the
past week.
Ed. STORY, formerly of this place,
but now resident OF LaBelle. is on visit
to Washington, D. C.
Jos. BAUM thinks of witnessing the
Inauguration ceremonies next month, at the
National capital.
j. II, FRlTTs and family, of this city,
contemplate q summers trip into western
Nebraska. Mr. Fritts owns valuable real
estate in that state.
WILL F. SHoLLY, who has taken the
road again for Chicago house, was home
during the snow blockade last week.
BEN WHITE and family, of Under
vile, with yolney Gardner, of Saltriver
township, expect to start to Kansas next
Monday. They go to Ford county.
We learn that W. +. Rowllson, OF
Clay township, and Miss Docia Doss, o.
Knox county, were married on the 1st inst.
DAVID RANKIN, of this county, start
ed this week on two months visit 10 his
son in Virginia.
R. W. HART and Myron Ruggles. oil
Clay township, braved the snow drifts Mon
day and came to Kirksville. They gave the
GRAPHIC a business call
J. W. HANNAH, of Sullivan county,
came over from Sticklersyille on Monday.
He made pleasant call at our sanctum.
Mr.. and MEs. ]. G. ADKINS, of Sulli.
van county, spent from Saturday till Mon
day in this county visiting relatives and
friends.
MEssERs. S. and E. HERRING, two OF
our live and progressive farmers paid us a
friendly call Friday afternoon.
The North Loup (Neb) Mirror o
last week contains the following items
Lon HART arrived last week from thu
east, with materials for his newspaper il
Garfield county"
"CHAs. SANDS, of Kirksville, Mo.
brother of our Bonnie Sands at this place
arrived here last week He is q typo ant
has secured situation in the Quiz office a
Ord"
The first named is better known
here as Lawrence" son of VIM. Hart, an,
the two latter are soma of Judge j acob Sands
They are all excellent young men and hav
followed Greeley's advice in going west t
grow up with the country.
Me-. JOHN R. Mcconnell and G. "
Adkins, Of this county, started Tuesday wit
their families for Kansas AS they passe
through town they stopped to bid US goo
bye, and order the favorlte amlly paper t
their new home. The GRAPHIC wishes ther
success in their new home.
| We are glad to learn thar Mr.. job
Gilmore and Frank Huston, of Wilson towr
ship, of whom We spoke two weeks sine
are apidly improving in health.
Walnut Items.