Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-06-24

! W. IL. loItet ieit last night lOr LIN
rome, New Mexico, where he will re
main for several months. We wish
him success.
Rev. Mr.. Ware, of Queen City, spent
Tuesdayin this place. He was guest
of Rev. +. NJ. Green.
r. NJ. Ringo, who went to Eureka two
weeks since, returned Sunday morning
with Mrs. II. NJ. Ringo who had been
spending some weeks at that place.
Miss Ella Bagley left Tuesday nigh,
to spend the summer with her father
in south Missouri.
W. l.. Bachtell is back again after a
short sojoum among the Hawk Eyes,
at Muscatine, Iowa. He came down
Saturday night. Kirksville doubtless
holds an attraction, which could not
longer be ignored, in the shape Of
well its all right, We won'ttell, for we are
glad to see him back again. We are
glad to learn from Mr.. Bachtel that our
old time friend, Maj. ]. A. Picker. now
4 prominent resident of Muscatine, is
prospecting in his profession, the law.
and making himself a name and fame,
worthy of his talents and energy.
John Watson, of Kansas City, was
here from Saturday to Monday. His
visit here was sad one, the burial of one
his children, next the Youngest, whose
remains we're taken to the family bur-
ial ground, near Ringo's Point, for in.
terment. The child was about three
or four years of age, and died after a
very short illness from spinal meningi-
It's.
Judge Ben E. Turner, of Scotland
county. was guest at the Parcels
house yesterday.
The people of Walnut Township are
calculating on big time on the 4th.
Preparations have been made for a pic
ME and celebration at the College
Mound school house. 5. VI. Picker and
J. +. Bulkiev are the orators selected
for the occasion.
Mr.. H. Sees. and Ira Elliot of Salt IL
yer township returned from Eureka
Springs this Saturday morning. They
spent about two weeks at that noted
health resort, but we are sorry to say
received but little benefit.
We learn that Ira G. Harlan has pur-
chased kalfinterest in the W. b. Har-
Ian store and that the new firm will
open out big as soon as the new build
ing is completed
Mr.. C. 4. McAnulty, Of Camp Point
His, gave us cali to-day in company
with Miss Eva Bagsley and Miss Meta
Picker Mr. McAnulty and Mr. Kemp
are on their way to Nebraska by their
own-convevance and are going out to
look at the country. They stopped over
here one day-19th.
We are glad to learn that Geo. w.
Parks has received the job of plaster
ing on the new brick block.
Miss Kate Stafford informs us that
she is going to get-to go IN vlIst to
New Orleans-Love lake |
may be.-well We are not positive. |
but, We regret to announee,-and, |
balance some other time, next week,
perhaps.
Perry Davis. Of La Plata speaks to
the Liberal society Sunday evening
next.
Miss Alice Richter is visiting friends !
in Iowa
J. W. Herbert and wife of. Green
City. came over Saturday and renal
ned until Monday
T. I. Jackson and wife of Coohville
we're IN town Saturday last.
Geo. w. Tull ana J. H. Whitacre,
went to Mexico last Sunday night. 1t
S not positively known, but it is sup
posed that a couple OF pretty girls was
he attraction.
Joe Prentiss left night before last for
short stay in Quincy.
Mrs. F. N. Green started Yesterday
morning to Iowa where she was called
% the bedside OF her mother who is
i'll.
DIR. Shively returned last Friday
rom Cincinnati, { Ohio where he has been
lectures and his wife who,
lad been visiting friends in Indiana
him home.
Jacob Conkle of Brashear. was in
own yesterday He will read the Gra
lhic hereafter.
Mrs. Van Horn. of Knox county,
mother of Mrs. G.. w. Halliday, is
listing her daughter here.
"BlACk.DRAuGHT" cures dypep-
ala, Indigestion and heartburn.
For Sale by J. g. Jamisen.
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