Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-07-17

-. Louis for some months, has return
ed home again.
! II. +. York>ton. the Campbell pres.
man. Of It Louis. Mo-. gave Us plea,
ant call on Wednesday last.
Perry Rowland. Of Clay. was IL town
Wednesday. also Capt. Ma!tbr.
Rev. J c. Ship has been absent on a
. visit TO Molcriv Tbs week. H. went
down Monday night. and returned tn,
. morning
Prot. e. \. Smith has gone TO Council
Bluff Iowa. TO engage in institute work
this month
Miss Ne;tie Willard returned from
her visit to Paris. No. last SATURDAY.
CHARLEY could not stand hi, Loneliness
any longer. 20 he went down and
brought has girl home.
!. l.. Foster. Of Morrow township.
xa> N town Tuesday.
Judges d. J. Ely and Eo4h Stuckey
were in town Monday. in consultation
with The democratic leaders.
J. NJ DsFrance went 70 Milan. Nom
Hay last accompanied by his sister Mr.
richardson and hi, daughter Matte.
Miss Emma Guii,e returned last We'd
n,,''ay morning from a visit u La
Plata.
NJ. u. ". opr~nheimer. of TaylorS-
vile, Texas. >pent SUNDAY and No-
day in kirk>viilr. Mr. Oppeaheinler i
evidently IN admircr Of -Lionde'
!cautie>.
Mr.. Dr. |. D. Pier. returned Thurs
,lay la>i from 4 visit To friends i'll
penna.
Mr.. !. r Fowler. Of Edna. is in rhis
city making arrangements to or:anizr
a lodge Of t: e knight, Of Honor,
Miss Ella Gooch j, visiting her
brother 4. :. Goorh in Quincy. She
.rf- last Monday evening.
/. 7. NrRra. Of the firm Of Craw-
ford and McRea Of Grecncastle paid (,
hiirksyil!c VISIT "Wednesday last.
Mr.. Samuel Hopper, ofL.berty. one OF
he odd settlers Of tins county. was in
own and gave Us call on Thursday
asst
Robert Clark and family returned
evening from their visit cast.
Mr.. 4. DAVIS returned Thursday
rom visit to his daughter in Illinois.
Vice Pres Amos Green and Super
ntendenf schemmerhorn. of the Quin-
Y branch of the st L. ". a p. railroad
re stopping at the PARCEL, House.
lr Charley Matthew's. of Putnam cou-
Y. was in town IN business rhursday
We noticed Mr.. ". Mu-son. of tAey.
n our street, Thursday.
John Tudor. Of Clay. was rushing
round our streets Thursday last.
James Kcarns. Of Grcenca>tle, was /
l town Thursday and gave Us a pleas
nj call. He reports plenty Of rain
nd fine crops Mr. kearns thinks Of
loving TO kirksyille
DR.. :. l.. Sage. OF Sloan Point, was !
town last Monday and it WAS amuse- |
= to hear him pour hot shot INTO the a
ancock ranks. .
Iep Hauk. Of Wilson. staunch e
lend of the GRAPHIC. was up early III i
ie week. and brought Us in few sub
riders. Come again.
". Novinger came in Monday and
id down the cash Tor the GRAPHIC
e knows wha; Is Necessary to keep q
ace in the family. +
". ". Williams. of Clay. was in t
onday making arrangements for "
lrheld pole to be- ai>ed at the Rob e
Is school house tonight. To help Il
e work along lie handed Us the du- e
& for the GRAPHIC. "
Mr. John Bell. of Clay. was in town :
Ie>day and gave us u call .
Miss Jennie Hes Is visiting friends :,
Kentucky -,
Mr.. J. NJ flemming and family have ii
come residents OF kirksyille again.
Mis- Ada Earhart, Of Penna, Is visit
, her brother in this city.
Rev. J. $ Boyd. pastor of the PreSby- ~
ian church in this place attended the P'
lnion Of his graduating class IN Penn u
vania. and delivered the annual adj -
:. He graduated at the Washing "'
and Jefferson college. in Isl. ;"
of
We regret to hear that Rev. Samuel m
rothers, of Brashear' j. still very Ill. G,
Rev. Frank Ford. of Glcnwo,i will an
.ach in German. at the Presbyterian on
Irch next Sunday at 3 clock T.. NJ