Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-29

| WIN uiotScs Is approving,
Mr.. J. II. Howerton's little son Franz
is very sick with bronchitis.
Mr.. John Moore's little son who ha
been sick for long time is now get
ting we'll
Mrs. N. Parish is very low with IN
fiamatory rheumatism, and Mrs. Han
nah, a widow lady who lives in the cas-
part of town is also down with it.
Miss Anna Mcpherson, student
who boards at Mrs. Jamison's IS very
sick with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Charles Bennett is just recover.
ing from an attack of typhoid fever.
Prof. Blanton was quite sick Tues.
day evening: but we hear he was able
to be at his post on Tuesday.
Miss Vic. Mitchell is very low from
an attack of malarial fever.
New corn is beginning to come into
town in considerable quantities. 1t
sells by the load at about IS cents per
bushel.
Mr.. John Thomas has sold his resi-
dence to + &. SWEET for 1925. Also
another residence to Jacob p. Cross for
$3.50.
Mr.. WIG. H. Sloan has sold his resi-
dence in Railroad Addition for $500.
Joseph Rauh Is the purchaser.
d.. Gates bid his friends good bye
Tuesday morning and took the south
bond train for home.
Mrs. J. C. Maynard is home again
from her Sedalia visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice returned
from Sedalia since our last issue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs has sold her
residence to Mr.. Jacob NJ. Murray, +
Illinois, for $3.50.
A son of BENZ. Berry, (colored) cut
his knee seriously last Friday; there is
danger of his being permanently lame.
Mrs. Campbell who has been very
sick with typhoid fever is able to be
around again.
Mrs. Curtis Rayner, has gone to
Ohio on visit.
Mr.. J. d. Markey has bought the
residence of Mr.. Samuel Everheart
for $3.50 cash.
A. NJ. Smith our popular real estate
agent has made seven sales this week
amounting to $685., and still he has
three days TO play on. Pretty good
work for three days.
Mrs. H. +. Ward is very low with
general debility.
Mrs. Chow, mother of Mr.. S. NJ.
Picker has been very sick TOR long
lime. We hear that her physicians
have decided to perform a surgical op-
Grafton upon her to-day.
r. d. Magruder, our popular grocer,
is in Shelby county attending court.
Mr.. Cary Hopson, wealthy farmer
If Walnut township, this county, mas
purchased a dwelling on
Street, for $3.50. This is
The second piece Of property Mr.. Hop
son has bought IN town in the last few
months. We understand he intends to
i lt farming and move to town
;oon.
Mrs. Ahalt and daughter have been
visiting the family of w. L. Griggs.
Mrs. Ahalt Is sister of Mr.. Griggs,
md was formerly resident of Kinks
lille.
Mr. John C. Gupton has purchased
20 acres of wild land of Mr.. VIM. w.
'orter for $1440.
Goe. w. Gilliland and Richard New
on have bought 200 acres Of wild land
If Mr.. VIM. Griffith for $1,000.
Mr. Pryor Boyd has sold to d. Begole
nd I. J. Mccoy, 100 acres of wild
and for $1,000.
Mr.. John H. Fritz has purchased Mr..
ohm Trotter's residence for $500.
Geo. Buckner purchased a small
yelling of Mr.. James Holmes for
200.
Mr.. Robt. Brown, wealthy farmer
rom near burlington, Iowa, was here
his week in search of a large tract of
heap land, upon which lie intends to
.tablisI his son IN the sheep business.
lie has partially bargalned for tract
{ nearly 800 acres in Morrow town
up.
Mr.. Dan Chadwell is the father OF
ouncing baby boy.
Miss Sarah Kennedy is very sick with
lfamatory rheumatism. {
Prot. Paden is convalesent.
Mr., Lew Lawrence who has been
ok with CATARRHAL fever is improv- :
e.
Mr.. James w. Turner is down with