Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-11-04
Personal cRAPHicS.
Monday Daily,

H.! Souie. OF Edna. spent eSterda
at the Parcels house with his chnldre
the Youngest Of whom. Edgar. is quit
i'll with d,ptheria-
We are glad to announce that Linool
Buzzard, of Ann .Arbor, Michigan, VIII
has been for the last five weeks sick a
the North Missouri. with typhoi,
fever, IL rapidly recovering.
Tuesdays Daily
MIR. Henderson, 4 veteran journal
ist and newspaper man, is in the cit,
visiting his sisters, Mrs. MAYNARD, ant
Miss Henderson, of the Normal school
Wednesdays Daily.
Mr.. II. c. Davidson left Monda,
night for his new home near Blandins
vile. His. where he has purchased him
self an eighty acre farm. We wisl
him success. The Graphic will Civ,
him the latest Adair county news fo
the coming year.
Mr.. d. H. Nicewander has purchas
ed the Queen City mill and has re-
moved with his family to that place
In losing Mr.. Nicewander, kirksville
has lost Il good citizen and an indus.
trious, reliable and experienced bust.
ness man. We regret to have him
leave, for we need 4 thousand more
like him here. However we wish him
success in his new home.
Thursdays Daily.
Seth Farwell, formerly L. S. store
keeper and gauger. at Rowland's dis
tillery, is in town.
Mrs. William Waddill has been pros
trate with fever for several DAYS.
Rev. NJ. H. Butler, of Luray. spent
last Sabbath in town and occupied Rev.
!. Bentley's pulpit at night.
There having been no trains for
several days last week. the editor of the
Edna Democrat solaceS himself over
the morning and evening mill whistle.
Mr.. NJ. Smell and wife. of Decatur,
ILL.,, and Miss Morgan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bright gave the Graphic Office a
pleasant call Wednesday afternoon
\ juvenile correspondent asks if
we ever knew Of a river running up
hill. No sonny. but we see by recent
that the Mississippi river
was stationary at Dubuque the other
day
Our venerable and respected friend
Judge Samuel Shibley. of Morrow
township was IN town this week. the
first time he tells us for nearly three
years. We are glad to see him look
ing hearty and well.
We had a pleaSa MT business call yes
cerday from Mr.. A. Buckalew who has
charge Of the Greentop water tank
and Mr.. A. Bickel the accomplished
railroad agent at that station. Call
again. gentlemen. the GRAPHIC IS al
ways glad TO see It's friends.
DR.. Al. Pierce spent last Sunday up
he road on business connected with
The North Missouri Medical Infirmary.
1t seems little strange, out when
cooking after the interest OF the intirm-
ary the doctor always goes north. and
hat about every two weeks, making
t a point each time to spend Sunday.
We should think he was working up
quite a good business in that direction.
Mr.. Craig Harlan, who has been
IN Milan and other points west,
las returned and will hereafter reside
n klrksvllle.
Wood men report much difficulty in
choppers. 1t seems that
'ne dollar per cord ought to hold them
,ut ii does not.
Henry Steer, of Muscatlne, Iowa, was
Milling around among his friends here
gain last Sunday.
Miss Alice Gillespie. Of Macon, called |
t the Graphic Office with a couple of
friends whose names we did not learn |
n Monday last. We are sorry we
we're absent at the time. Come again.
John Norris, of Queen CITY. was shak-
ng hands among his old acquaintance
ere last week.
We noticed NJ. F. Strock upon our
treets one day early this week.
Mr.. c. W. Galloway will please ac-
ept thanks for copies of papers from
.ondon, England.
Miss Sadie Simmons. of Willard ac-
by Mr. Morrow. "a cousin
rom Van Buren,, Iowa, called into see
he Graphic, Saturday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Kerr, of Spring
I'D, Illinois, were visiting the family
T Judge Sands this week.
Mrs. d. c. Pierce returned few
avs ago from visit in West Liberty
nd Muscatine, Iowa.
u. Howard and wife Of Quincy,