Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-04-10
PERSONALS.

Mrs. G. L. RICE called Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. W. r. SrAMPER, of Greentop call
ed to see us Thursday on business,
JAS. BENNETT, OF Queen City, was in
town wednesday and called tosee us.
Mr.. P. NJ. DcDsoN, of Willard, and
little son Charles, called to see US Wednss.
day
Mrs. A. D. DANIELS and daughters.
Misses Carrie and Sarah, made US pleasant
call Saturday afternoon.
MissEs SUSIE and MoLLIE SArrEREIELD
and Miss n. NJ. Campbell, of Queen City,
were IN Kirksville Monday.
TOBIAS HENDRIcKs and DR.. Pierce,
of Shibleys Point, and Uncle Tommie Hunt,
of Black Bird, were in town Wednesday.
MIR. a. MOODY, of Saltriver town
! ship, we regret to learn is quite sick. We
hope to hear of his complete recovery soon.
j. G. Guy and William Sohn, Of
Brashear. were in town Monday and drop
ped in to look after the welfare of We editor.
Ma. JoHN Fl. ROBERTS, of Buchanan
county Nc, called to see us Monday. He
was called home by the death of his father,
Mr.. A. Roberts, some two weeks since.
Mr.. j. R. CARRY, of Drakeville Iowa,
was in town Saturday and called at the
GRAPHIC Office TO see his old friend, G. D.
Alldridge.
Mr.. GEO. RIcH, of Greencastle, was
in town Monday on business. We were
pleased to have him call and get acquainted
Come again.
Our jolly friend, G. NJ. Apologize,
and j. r. Riley, of Brashear, were in town
last Friday and as matter of course called
to see us.
Mr.. 7. E. GRAVES, of the firm of
Henton 81 Graves. who has been visiting his
parents near Canton, Mo, for several days
returned Monday night.
MIR. A j. ELsEA, of Green Grove,
was in town Wednesday, We can not speak
positively, but from appearance we suspect
there is matrimony in the air.
Mr. GIBBONS, son-in-law of Mrs. Hal
Ter, and family arrived from Pennsylvania,
last night and will henceforth make Adair
county their home.
Mr.. r. j. EEsPY, of Jones county,
Iowa, was in town two or three days this
week and has been looking at Adair county
lands with a view 10 locating.
JIG. JAMIsoN attended sale of short
horns at Breckenridge, Caldwell county this
week and made several purchases. Adair
Co. Is rapidly coming to the front in the fine
stock business.
Mr.. Moan MoTTER was in town Sat.
urday. He is one OF our largest ana most
careful farmers and is taking great interest
in the corn Growers ASSOCIATION of which we
will talk more in the future.
Mr.. PRESLEY WILLIAMS, father of
Williams Bros, tobacconists, returned from
Iowa Wednesday, where he has been visiting
his brother for the past two months.
VIM McKEowN and family left on
Monday for Kirksvilie, Mo-, their future
home. We certainly speak the sentiments of
very many when we say we are sorry to lose
this universally esteemed family from our
midst, But since they feel that their pros
perity is enhanced by this change, we can
| cnly wish that their fondest dreams may be
realized. Mr.. McKeown has long been
conservative and efficient township officer,
and one whose administration always gave
general satisfaction. In the long "trip to the
west, Mrs. McKeown informs us that she
| takes her first ear ride. She will doubtless
have fall satisfaction in the novelty of
railroad travel ere she reaches her de tina
| ton. May happiness and prosperity attend
this family IN the future as in The past.
The above was taken from the freeport,
Ohio, Press. Mr.. McKeowh has arrived and
with his family are now living on the B. S.
Kerns farm south of Sublette. We are glad
to welcome these people among us and trust
they viii find their new home as pleasant as
thu one left in Ohio.