Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-03-26
PERSONALS.

Tuesday.
Allison Orr, of Greentop, was il
town Tuesday.
John Shaver is spoken of as the
candidate for Mayor.
nj. ID. Gregg and wife left 70,
Lander, Wyoming March Goth.
Considerable sickness is report.
ed in the neighborhood of Millard
Mrs. j. E. Votaw of Quincy is
visiting her Aunt, Mrs. j. S.
Pool.
j. G. Carothers returned from
the NJ. L. conference Tuesday eve.
ming.
j. 0. Gooch is at home this
week but will leave for Nebraska
In few days.
Mrs. Jennie Barrow, of Macon
City, is the guest of Mrs. w. P.
Mason this week.
Miss Mamie Sharp will arrive
home next Wednesday morning
for short visit.
Rev. Charles Riggle will take the
place of Rev. w. H. Turner on the
Kirksville circuit.
Miss NETTIE SHAVER returned
from a visit to relatives in Macon
county last Saturday.
Mrs. f. Quinn is visit ng rela-
tives in Sullivan county and will
be gone several weeks.
Miss MoLLIE NELSON of MILAN
is the guest of Mrs. James Ever
hart, at the Gooch House.
W. B. Reynolds of Greentop
has handled $4,000 worth of poultry
since the first of October.
Miss Carrie Perrin, of Queen
City, spent Thursday in town, the
guest of Miss Annie Warner.
MARTIN FoRD of shibleys Point
left for Washington Territory
this week to look at the country.
o. W. CLoTFELTER and J. NJ.
Trailor of Wilson township called
to see us Thursday of last week.
S. J. Miller returned from Iii
nois, Saturday, and brought with
him two fine French draft horses.
W. J. Beech, living east of town,
killed - snakes March 10, and it
wasn't a good day for snakes
either.
Jno. W. Hutchinson of Dono-
vain, Ills. is here looking after
business interests and visiting his
parents.
R. II. Sublette left for st. Paul
tuesday, where he goes to take the
residency ON the Minneapolis and
North Western BY.
Mr.. A. NJ. Mckay and family
of Knox county spent Sunday in
Kirksville, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Kinnear.
Master Ionic Rathbun, of Lawn
Ridge, Scotland county, is visiting
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Russell, of this place.
Mrs. Emma E. Earhart, of San
Francisco, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Sappington, and her sister,
Mrs. J. c. Thatcher, of this city.
Mrs. Chas. Ross, Miss Carrie
Perrin and Mr.. J. G. Miller, of
Queen City, made the GRAPHIC
Office a pleasant call yesterday
afternoon.
Rev. Roszen returned from the
conference at Glasgow Wednesday
The trip was almost
too much for him, and he is feeling
very unwell.
R. J. Espy returned from Iowa
a week since, bringing with him
seventy-one graded heifers that he
has bought for his large stock
farm in Walnut township.
ED. A. Russell spent last week
in Scotland county, his former
home, and had the pleasure of
preaching to a large congreg alton
of his old neighbors.
Stillman Smell started Wednes-
day evening on trip to Bates
county, Kansas city and Portland
Oregon, quite an extended trip for
one seventy-seven years OF age.
John S. Corley, cashier in the
Texas Express company's Office in
this city, leaves tonight for Kinks
vile, Mo. 1t is automatically given
out that he Will not come back by
himself.-Dallas Times.
Remember the Kirk sville Dye
Works. You can not afford to
throw fine goods away because they
have become discolored. Take
them to the Dye Works, and have
them made to look like new.
Rev. Martindale was returned
to Kirksville station, Rev. W. ii.