Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-15
Ms. 1owne, for,herly ofthis place is

: turned from their Kansas visit.
IL. NJ. Durham, o. Sublette. was il
town Wednesday on business.
I. W. Griffin is the new Nash,
(which is postmaster) at Bullion.
Miss Laura Hill, of Brashear, is visit
ing friendsin kirksville this week.
Miss Eugie Chandler favored the
GRAPHIC with short call Wednesday
Baylor has been making fine dis.
play of rich goods in his windows late,
Ily.
Miss Mamie Grove left last Thursday
to visit friends in Maryland and vir.
ginia.
W. J. Eckert left Monday to attend
the Gem City Bust ness College at
Quincy.
Mrs. G. 3. Bacon, started to New
Mexico, on Wednesday morning to JOIN
her husband.
We noticed orr good natured friend
Mr.. John SHIRLEY, Of Morrow township,
in town Monday.
Whltacre of the New York Store has
been buying a big stock for their
kirksYile house.
f. H. Rice wire fence man lett Sun
day morning for the southwest TO boom
up his patent in that section.
john alilllkon. ef Walnut township
is preparing for another trial OF Kansas
and expects to get off this week.
Mrs. Mamie Caskey, OF Hannibal, is
visiting friends in Brashear and Kinks
vile, and will remain until Saturday.
We learn that Mr.. Eversull, who is
also in the wire fence business. has re-
turned to Kansas for the fall campaign.
Mrs. S. A. Murphy, of Ringo's Point,
accompanied by Mr.. J. S. Boyd, favor
ed the GRAPHIC with call on Monday
Mr.. John Sallee, of Galloway county.
and Miss Ella Hit, of Mexico, No.. are
visiting Mss Addie Halliday this
week.
H. N. Sheeks has gone, or is about
to go to bleeding Kansas to try his
luck IN that state. He expects to locate
in Montgomery county.
We are glad to learn that Pro f. n, L
Page is recovering from his illness.
which has eondned him 10 his bed dur
ing the past three weeks.
III. Fout who has been with the
Fout Bros for 50 long. Is now stopping
at La Belle and makes one more
GRAruIc reader IN that section,
The LaPlata Press speaks IN very
high terms Of Or. Gobens' new partner
DR.. W I. Morrow, Mr.. Morrow has
purchased the Swetnam residence.
William Logan, of Greentop called
yesterday and invested in two copies Of
the Weekly GRAPHIC one for himself
and one Tor MS brother in Illinois.
Marion FLASHER is gong to Denver
this week on account OF his health, and
may possibly make that his future
home ii the climate agrees with him.
DR.. 5. L. Sage called in Monday and
ordered another year of tho Weekly
GRAPHIC. \ man can keep house pro-
perly without at least one good family
paper.
johnny Wilds got back from his
grand periodical trip to Iowa the other
day and in consideration of good treat
ment from the GRAPHIC, set up the
cigars. Thanks.
Wednesday our sanetum was favor
ed by friendly call by Mrs. J. R. Hal
Ter, Miss Julia Halter and Mr.. Thos
Halter accompanied by Mrs. Haller's
grandson Willie.
Mrs. Henry Ivie went to her fathers
in Memphis, Mo. on last Friday and
expects to accompany Jos. N. Lvie and
wife from there or an overland wagon
trip to Minnesota.
Mr.. J.F. Whitacre, of the New York
Store, who has been absent since July.
has visited the eastern markets and laid
IN fine stock of goods. Heis expected
home this week anu the goods will be
arriving daily till all are in.
Our thanks are due Mr.. N. II. Lewis.
Esq. of Greentop for a sample frame
If some excellent honey. Mr.. Lewis is
noted for his interest and success with
bees. and has had remarkable success
this year with his swarms.
Mrs. Martha Sholly, OF Abba, Iowa,
md her son, Marion T. Shelly, are Wis
ting the family of Mr.. John Gill, of
his place. They were formerly resi-
tents Of Kirksville.
D. G. Jacobs, and Mr.. B. S. Kerns
md wife, stal ted to the Topeka, kas,
'eunion, Tuesday evening, making
line in attendance from Huntsville, I
mi vicinity. Round trip tickets were
old from this place at 81 30.
\. |. Doneghy, OF Doneghy Bros, OF {
his city, J. C. Doneghy of LaPlata and |
|. & Il. ". Doneghy, of Callao, are all
low in the eastern market buying