Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-11-27
PER soNALs.

PETER WoLF, of La Plata was in
town Tuesday.
j. w. STORES, OF Brashear was in
town Wednesday.
Lowry HUBBARD, of Polk, was in
town Friday.
E. O'BRiRS. of Wilmathville was IN
town Tuesday.
MARTIN HoUsTiN. Of Greentop called
at the Graphic office Tuesday morning.
AMOS PRosr, of Polk, township was
in town Saturday.
LEWIS BILLIsGs, of Wilson went to
Iowa last friday on business trip.
Miss MAGGIE BEsT. of Quincy. is Wis
thug her niece Mrs. Joe II. Nichols Of this
city.
Rev. HORROR, Of SUBLErTE, aud Rey.
McNutt, Of Illinois, are conducting
revival meeting at Atlanta.
JAMES Crow, or Sublette, was in
town Tuesday.
LEWIS Moody, G. W. Ownby. and
Isaac Forbes were in Kirksville Saturday.
MARTIN FokD, of Greencastle who has
been inNebraska for some months, returned
last week
Our aged friend, Alexander Nc
Clannahan, of Adair, made us very pleas
ant call last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. ]. G. EiTEL, one of Pettls town
ships prominent farmers, was in town Sat-
urday aud called al this office.
ALBERT ADAMS, who came here from
Kentucky about year since, thinks he will
return to the blaze grass regions at an early
day.
RoBT. MOORE, lately returned from
Kansas was in town Wednesday. He thinks
of returning 10 Kansas in the spring.
JNo. WILLIAMS, OF Shbley's Point,
was il town Monday and called az the Ora
phic Office.
Mrs. J. II. Fritz and daughter were
callers at the Graphic Office Monday morn.
ing
j. F. E,TEL, OF Rlngo's Point was in
town Wednesday and reports his
neigbborhood prosperous.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. MARkEY, of this
city are visiting their daughter, Mrs. A.
Rermap al Nnptrosa MOS
Mr.. A. ANSPAcu of Pettls township
spent couple of days in town this week.
MISSES ADA and Dora KELLER spent
Thanksgiving at their home in Brashear.
ii. u. EicHELBEGER returned from
Virginia last week and is at his old place in
n. A Baylors store.
MIR. and Mrs E. KIrTLE, of Wilmath-
vile, and j. H. Kittle, Scotland county were
instown Tuesday and made this office pleas
ant call.
A. c. and George Holloway passed
through town last Thursday on their way to
Nebraska. They will stay at Crab Orchard
this winter, and in the spring, with their
brother.in-law will go further west and take
homesteads
| H. PlDGEoN, left for Kansas this
week, for short trip, and viii then return
to Ohio and pre- par to move to his proper
ty near town, which he purchased of E. Cor
bin, last week He expects to get here with
his fam lily about the Goth of Dec
Mr.. n. W. CHURCHILL OF Highmore,
Dakota, made us very pleasant call Monday
afternoon. He speaks enthusiastically of
the land OF billiards and cyclones and gave
US glowing description tine cyclone, that
wept away his house. barn and portion of
his crops last summer. He return ed to his
home Tuesday morning.
j. MONTGOMERY, the gentlemanly
salesman for c. NJ. Armstrong s. Bros
manufacturers of fine cigars, Canton, Ills,
was in town Monday. waiting upon our bust
ness men. This firm handles no goods of
eastern manufacture and if you want to
smoke fine cigar and one that has not been
rolled up by leprous chinaman, call for
their stock exchange"
Mrs. A. Gooch and Mrs. DR.. Grove
spent Thanksgiving in Macon City,
the guests of Mrs. H. A. Butler.
Billy Bean, OF Ceniralia. spent
Thanksgiving in Kirksville.