Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-07-31
PERSONALS.

Wednesday.
W. B. Flowers, of sperry, was il
town Monday.
JONAS Snort, OF Nov,nger was il
town Monday.
JOSEPH MooRE, of Brashear, was il
town Thursday.
HENRY EcKERT, Sen, is laid up with
a very sore foot.
V. PARKS and wife of sper-y, were
in town Tuesday.
w. B. REYNOLDS, Of Greentop was in
town Wednesday.
B. F. HElsEr, of this city, went to
Quincy yesterday.
ISAAC FORBES and Ben. Tony was on
our streets Tuesday.
NJ. S. MONTGOMERY wen to Quincy
Saturday on business.
GEO. VAUGHN, merchant OF Greencastle
was in town Wednesday.
ED. w. H. Turner and son Willie
made us cal Thursday.
PRoF. STEELE and wife, lett for Atch,-
son county Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C. c. WAsHBURNE, OF Quincy. is
the guest OF Mrs. F. NJ. Brown.
Rev. J. E. SQUlREs will be at home
and fill his pulpit next Sunday.
WooD FULKERsoN returned from
Sweet Springs Tuesday evening.
Mr.. E. KlTTLE of Wlllmathville has
our thanks for late Iowa papers.
PERCY CooksoN, of the Star Store, is
spending his vacation in Moberly.
MAN GILLESPIE and William Frietley
of Nineveh township were in town yester-
day.
J. J. CLARK and wife and Miss Katie
Clark, of sublette, were IN this city wednes-
day.
JAMES Woop, who has been at work
for some time in Quinc y, is home for a few
days.
J. A. Young, Route Agent, on OF
tumwa division, and wife went to Quincy
Monday.
MIS-. ELLA RUSSELL, of st. Louis, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c, Har-
ris OF this city.
Dir. and Mrs. ]. S. BLAcKMAN, ac-
companied by Samuel Gill, returned to their
Florida home Monday night.
DAVID MlkEL, James Lay, B. F.
Adams and John Hit, of Polk. and James.
True, of Rye. were in town Saturday
N. F.STEock, County Collector, was
called to Indiana last Monday morning ny
the Illness of hIs mother. He will retq i'm
next week.
J. S. SHOEMAKER, of Millard, brought
the firstload of fine eating apples thisxeason,
to town yesterday. JB Caskey4ook them
at good plice.
CAPT. HARRIS and wife returned from
Chicago last Friday. Their two nephews
and niece returned with them and will re-
main TIL September.
Mrs. P. NJ. SMITH and sisters Mrs.
Plank of Bloomfield, Iowa, and Mrs. Smith,
of Kansas City, spent Sunday with their
sister Mrs. John Pervine, of Polk tip
J. B. THOMPSON, of the Home Press,
ana j. T. Evans passed through town Mon.
day morning en- route for LaBelle, to attend
the Creamery convention at that place.
Mrs. CANTEELL and daughter, of New
Mexico, aud Mrs. Nation. of Southern Texas
are spending few day with the family OF
their uncle, Mr.. T. c. Campbell of this place
Mis-. j. S. REED, OF Kirksville. in
company with Mrs. s. c. P1lliam of Dakota
called at the Graphic Saturday. Mrs. Pull
liam presented US with 3 fine sample of this
years Dakota wheat crop,
Mr.SILAs CAsKEy, of Willard, father
of our fellow townsmen, John and j. B. Cas-
key, was in town Thursday and reports
corn in his neighborhood very good, but
abundance of grasshoppers.
Mr.. r. J, EsPEY. who recently pur-
chased large body of land in Walnut town
ship and has since been putting up buildings
which are now almost completed, returned
to his old home in Jones county. Iowa. last
Monday evening. On mis- return he will
bring his family.