Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-22
MIR. Euge. Fout is vlsititine Lewis

MIR. Euge. Fout is visiting Levi
county.
Mrs. W. o. II. ?. zimmerman is visit
ins in Galloway county.
4 Miss E..,ma Naaley. Of Mobe,ly, /,
; visiting kirksville friends.
Mr.. Julia Halliburton LETT for he
home in Carthage on Tuesday.
Eugene Spots spent portion Of las,
week at his home in central Missouri
Mrs. Seigel mother of John Seigel
living in Clay township, died on Frida,
night OF last week.
hon. w. H. Hatch, the democratic
;. for congress in this district, is billed to
speak in Huntsville, on next Tuesday.
Ms. Towne, mayor of Unionville,
cailod to see US tins week, and will read
the GRAPHIC the coming year. We
ale GLAD to know he is prosperlng.
Mr.. ]. A. Cutlery. a graduate of
the Normal, called IN to see us Monday.
Mr.. Cutlery goes to Ann Arbor Uni
versity this winter. :.
}. c. Carothers lett Monday morning
for trip through Minnesota and Da-
kota.
q. w. Mathews is home again from
his Kansas visit and is assisting J. b.
Larkins the grocery man.
There are over tw0hundred and nifty
students entered at the Normal for the
fall term.
Rev. F. NJ. Green is holding a pro-
tracted meeting at .Greentop, assisted
by Rev. ]. S. Ware of Queen City.
Mrs. Fl. W. Gail of Hannibal, is Lere
on a visit to her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Borneman.
Weregret to learn that Miss Sallie
Kennedy is quite sick this week.
Mrs. Matt. Halliday has been on the
sick list this week.
Have you seen DR.. Morrow's big
beet-he has one on exhibition 1t his
office
Harvey Garrett and wife, of Shelbi-
ma, was in town last week visiting his
fathers family. We are glad to hear
that "Harve," is doing well IN his new
hor:e
DIR. Browne, d. S. Hooper and Prof.
Baldwin, (colored) were the delegates
in attendance at the jefferson CITY con-
vention, Tuesday.
Capt. A. ]. Tisdale, H. d. B. Cutler,
j. b. Glaze and VIM Logan, of Glen
wood, stopped at the American House
while in attendance at the convention.
The attention of all parties contem-
plating building whether in town orout
is called to the card of Messrs Sawyer
& Mccartney. They are both first-class
workmen. Give them a call.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Murray of Wat
seka, Ills, are visiting their son, A. P.
Murray, of this place and are looking
about with a viewof locating here.
Mrs. Henry Spencer desires to return
her grateful thanks to the many friends
who so kindly assisted by their pl essence
and attention during the illness of her
little son.
Mr.. J. NJ. Brown returned last week
from trip through central Missouri
and reports the crops down there sim
ply immense.
Capt. A. J. Tisdale, of G lenwood, drop
ped in TO see us yesterday. He was one
Of the delegates to the Congressional
The Captain and family
ire regular readers of the GRAPHIC and
stand enrolled up to 1884.
Mrs. A. L. Shepherd returned from
Ohio on Wednesday evening. She left
Mr.. Shepherd at Mechanicsburg, Ohio,
ind we are glad to learn that his health
las improved very much over what it
was when he left. Miss Anna is still
'isiting IN Indiana.
Mr.. J. +. Whitacre is home a2ain
ooking fresh and happy after his sum-
ner trip. You will find dim on hand .
It the New York Store ready to expa-
late at length on the immense new
took ordered for the tall trade.
Mrs. Lew BIackman, whose husband l
las been here for several months is ex-
,ected soon from New York. Mr..
nd Mrs. Blackman were formerly
esidents OF this place, and Mrs. B. was
eacher ofsmusic in the Normal for a
lumber of terms. We are glad to
now they have concluded to again
,ecome permanent residents Of Kinks ,
lille and will occupy their new resi- !:
ence as soon as completed. Mrs.
3lackman will probably give instruc- |.
ion in instrumental music this winter. ;