Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-09-03
PERSONAL GRAPHicS.

Mr.. John Murphin of Clay township
is building new barn on his farm.
Miss Ida Eversul, of the GRAPHIC force
has been quite sick for some days.
J. NJ. Anderson and wife OF Salt Riv'
er were in town Friday last.
John Raus had smile all over his
face yesterday morning. Its girl.
Mrs. b. b. Foster of Blgelow this state
was visiting friends here this week.
Miss Eva Ross of Knox county Is
here on visit to friends and relations.
Mrs J. W. Martin, left for a visit to
friends at Memphis. No., yesterday
ID, Nicewander returned Wednesday
from trip to the western part of the
state.
Mrs. n. Nicholas, of New Cambria, is
visiting the family of A. Jackson, of
this place.
A. j. Mcclellan returned this week
from trip to Grun6y and Mercer
counties.
Prof John w. Shryock has just re-
turned from Marion and Lincoln coun-
ties where he has been teaching music
during vacation.
Mr.. Theobold Miller and wife left
for Ohio, Thursday morning, where
they will make their future home.
We regret to learn that l.. B. Malt.
by Of Clay township has been quite
sick for some days.
Nose Hughes and Johnson, the
two jail birds who escaped this spring
have been recap ured.
Mr. Doolev, and family of Bloomfield
Iowa, have moved into our town. We
are glad to welcome them among US.
Miss Minnie Weaver.of Beunavlsta,
Colorado arrived here on Monday last
and will attend the Normal this year.
Asbury Gardner who has been quite
i'll for some weeks, is now rapidly re-
covering. and will soon he out again.
J. ]. Clark, of Suble.te, is the father
of a nice girl baby. Since Saturday
morning. 1t looks. they say, just like
its papa.
Mrs. D. D. Glenn has been absent
some days visiting friends in Knox and
Lewis counties in the vicinity of the
new medical springs.
Mr.. Netf. of the firm of Netf Keller & |
Co.. of Brashear, spent portion of
Monday in kirksville The firm are
just now getting in their fall stock.
Mrs. Joseph Pevehouse, of Clay
Township has been quite i'll for some
time and her recovery is considered
doubtful.
John Style, living about seven miles
northeast of Kirksville, has been absent
from home two weeks visiting 4 sister
in Minnesota.
Daniel Ratliff, of Clay Township, i,
making preparations for the erection of
4 new residence on his farm.
Mrs. A. Tinsman went to Randolph
Springs on Saturday night. She was
90 well pleased with the beneficial eff
tects of her former visit that she con-
GUIDED to give them further trial.
l.. J. Atterberry has located at Allan
"a. and has engaged in the drug and
grocery business. He writes US that
he Graphic is a household necessity,
md must have it. We wish him sue
'ess in his new home.
Norris Tuttle, of Moberly. was smil-
NJ around among his many friends at
his place on Saturday He had just
inishedup some plastering contracts at ,
out on the Q. NJ. & P. rail /,
Dad. {
Judge Ellison. Jas. Ellison and Eug.
'oute. returned Saturday from pleas
Ire and hunting trip to northern Mime
ota. They had fine time and re-
'ort the hunting and fishing as simply
immense.
Hugh McCrabb, conductor on the
}. N. 4 P, is one of the 2roudest boys
IN the road. His wife presented him
friday night with handsome boy .
,aby. Mr. McCrabe will return to
iirkSville to reside in few weeks.
We are glad to hear that Mai. j. 4.
'iekler, formerly of this county has
een nominated by the republicans of
luscatine, Iowa, as a candidate tor {
Mr.. Picker has euer- l
~ and talent com bined, and will make
warm for his opponents who ever
hey may be.
Mr.. G.. S Corbitt, of the St. John
Mich independent, with his brother,
'fr. ]. H. Corbitt, is visiting his sister
Mrs. w. Carney, of this city. Mr.. Cor
,itt Is an experienced newspaper man
md one of NJ 'chigan's successful edit {
RS. We hope both gentlemen have
ound their Missouri visit a pleasant 7
me.
The auction nuisance on the east side