Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09
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/ I'D. Jones, ofOmaha, has spending
few days III this pace.
We are. much pai-cd to learn that
| Mr. VI. X, Gillcr, formerly of this coun-
ty, and brother Of Geo. K. Giller.
died oftyphod fever, at his residence,
| in Green county, III, short time since.
Rev. ]. c. Shipp has gone away to
attend Baptist Association and will be
away several days.
Polk Morelock the greenback can
didate for sheriff was shaking hands
and electioneering among his friends
here last Tuesday.
Frank Ralstin went to st. Louis
last Monday night to attend the fair
and take in the sights generally.
10. Gooch and wife were here the
early part of the week. Came up to
attend the marriage of their sister.
Mr.. RI. II. Haller, of Edna, was in
town last Saturday and Sunday pur-
chasing some of the fine flour made at
the mill of Hoag 4. Brigham for Use i'll
his bakery.
Miss Addie Mitchell, who was visiting
in Macon for some time returned this
morning.
Charley Richter went to the Edna
fair last Monday, bat the fair did not
interest him as much as the fair Gold
Ell.
Samuel James, of Greentop, was in
town and gave the Graphic office
pleasant call on Tuesday last.
Mr. A. f. Bumps. of Wilson, was in
town flying around with bis usual in
dustri,'tiS air on Tuesday last.
w. II. PARCELS was in and gave ns q
very pleasant cs Il on Wednesday last.
He is one of the shrewdest politicians
IN the country.
Col. J. NJ. London. candidate for con-
ercss in the 12th district. was here and
gave rs a pleasant an rnscrta:ni ng cal
on Tuesday last Hen Is Il wide-awake /
,nan. somewhat off on the financial
question. but aside from that we have
no quarrel with Col. London. and .se
believe we would like to see him 70 10
congress rather than Coz Hatch,
10 Parks was up to attend the Joint
discussion between Hatch and Londoa
Tuesday night.
". P. Johnson, Of I.aPlata. formerly
Of this place, wa in town wednesday.
He is in the butcher business aga;n.
J, W. Bernard has been to Milan
looking after his brick business. t.
W. II. Foncannon. of JIiIlard. was in
town 1ueiday. i
HIM, Eirkham. of ccntrev.llc, iowa.
registered at the North ltissoari, Tues
II. +. MILAN spent few days in St.
Louis this week.
B. T. Hsiny made flying trip to
Quincy last Tuesday.
James Geoch, Of Shelly county was
in town Monday. Came to see his
cousin married
Oscar GARRISON, of Macon city came
up Monday as 4 sort of guardian for
H. \. Butler. l
Thos. Magrl lder of Shelby
county spent SATURDAY, and
Sunday visiting friends in this city. t
Miss Ella Magruder of Clarence is I
visiting the family Of L. Goocil of this '
place.
W. ]. Wilkes and his wife had a few
words Wednesdy evening, and be
left for St Louis. i
d. B. Bernard, is at home after a t
prolonged temperance campaign in {
Iowa. I
Judge Sands and lady gave the ! I
Graphic a call Thursday night, "a
Col. Forbes. OF Macon City, was in t
town Thursday last aud gave us a
pleasant call! Col Forbes Is our kind !
Of a republican. r
J. : Blackman went to st. Louis c
asst "Wednesday night
Miss Alice Richter who hqs been Tor
.o!uetimes i'll with typho-nlalariaI fever o
IS now improving. {
Nh Houser. of Miller's mest market. Il
Informs Us that hi: brother from Iudi- j,
ma has concluded TO make this place Il
lis home. having purchased property N " Il
his vicinity. : :,
Mrs. Linder and her daughter, Mrs h
)ockcry. went to iredonia. Kansas, this fl
week on visit fl
Mr.. Geo. W. Summers of the Milan n
gave the GRAPHIC 4 ii II
!easant call on L.onday morning. ii
The Missouri Teacher says that Mr.. St
1. Claybaugh, formerly student OF
he Normal has been nominated for II
county superintendent. in Kansas.
Mr.. Ralph Oldham has gone to
ireenville, Monroe county, TO learn 7
he young idea how to start in that VI
unity.
H. +. MILAN went TO St. Louis
tuesday night. -
Judge Jacob Sands was out Wednes- o,
ay, after nearly two weeks illness. Y;
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