Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-04-29
PERSONALS.

Hannibal, with her children are visit
ing her parents in this city, Rev. an
Mrs. !. S. Boyd.
DR.. John Mitchell of Kansas CITY
here on a short visit to friends.
MIR. c. L. Lewis went to the soutl
part of the state last week on business
Sunday was another red letter da,
and all the churches were well attend
ed.
Godfrey Sprang informs us he ha
twelve acres ofthe best wheat he eve
raised.
Miss Hattie Price is back at her ole
place behind the counter in BIZ Lam
klns dry goods store.
H. D. B. Cutler. Of the Glenwooe
Criterion, Illuminated our city with hi.
presence and smiles on Friday.
Judge Ellison was holding court al
kahoka last week.
Mr.. :. L. Nicholas expects to start
Monday for Spearfish, Dakota, to look
after his stock interests.
Mr. Meeks of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
DR.. Detwiler of Canton. IN company
with Judge Beaman called to see us
Wednesday. Mr.. Meeks is relative
of the Meeks family of this county, and
DIR. Detwiler was resident in 1860 OF
this place.
Mr.. Aaron Dennis. of Mercyville, a
regular reader of the Graphic paid us
i call Wednesday,
c. A. Mathews. of Martinsville, Put
nam county. called to see us Yesterday
morning. His GRAPHIC which should
reach him every Saturday morning
has been week late for some time.
No fault OF ours. If were not afraid of
dividing the party we would say the
fault lies with the postal service.
Mrs. Chas. Richter is visiting friends
in Edna this week.
Mrs. r. Granger is in Knox county
visiting friends.
Mr.. A. Stinson reports his wheat
prospects splendid this spring. He
has thirty acres in fine condition
which promises big yield with tav-
orable season from this on.
Farmers are putting in large
amount of oats the present season, the
the recent advanced prices acting as a
stimulant.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Spake who was here a week or two
since looking out a location for a
riusic establishment has finally con-
cluded to locate at this point.
Mr.. E. Herring, who is veteran of
the Mexican war. received notice this
week that his pension had been allow
ed. He will receive three hundred
dollars and eight dollars per month
hereafter. Glad to hear it.
J. A. Tinsman has achieved quite
as collector of animate and
curiosities. His latest is
red bat and an owl. The bat is
choice sample. and the only one we
have ever seen Gagged.
Mr.. John Harlan left Tuesday night
for Fayetteville, Arkansas, where he ex-
poets to engage in the wholesale and
retail grocery business. We regret
very much to loose Mr.. Harlan from
our community. He has been act
yely engaged here in business for
many years and enjoys the esteem
md confidence of the whole commu-
lity. We wish himself and family
pleasant career in their new home.
Mr.. Henry Hewett, Of Knox coun.
y, is IN town this week. -
Mansel Smith woke up the neighbors
asst night to tel them there was a new
,irl at his domicil.
S. NJ. Link came up this morning
rom St. LOUIS.
Mr. G. X. Madison returned yester-
lay from quite an extensive canvassing
our through North Missouri. He is
'eneral agent IN North Missouri for
he COMMON SCHOOL VISITOR.
Mr.. 6. A. Smith, principal of the
iirksvilie public schools is issuing
epOrt and catalogue of the past year.
Farmers are all busy and trade has
cen little dull this week.
Cochrane reports booming business
4 his line since he commenced adver-
sing.
There is no mistake about it this time
'r we went to head quarters for infor-
lation. George Brewington has
ew boarder, since Tuesday. A girl
ably.
New Teachers.