Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-06

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poses TO take in the far, the veile pro
phets and large stock of drugs.
w. L. Fletcher has our thanks for 3
nice lot of apples. They were fine
specimens of the Belle flower anG Ram.
DO variety.
Rev. T. NJ. Green was called to Luray
Mo. last week to attend the funel al ser.
vices OF C. J. Butler one OF the old set.
lers and prominent citizens of .hat local.
ity.
Geo. w. Fry of Benton Township, we
learn has been quite sick for some
weeks. He is improving slowly.
Mrs. Joseph Marques of Polk Town
ship, mas just recovered from a severe
attack of fever
Mr.. Dan Slaughson OF Schuyler coun-
ty. was on the streets of kirksville last
Tuesday.
Mr.. E. ID. Eversull and Mr.. Fred
erick Urech, of Millard gave US a
pleasant call on Wednesday Mr.
Urech is the leader OF the band at that
place.
r. B Murray brought in sample of
sorgum molasses one day last week. 1t
was clear as honey and of very fine
quality. Mr. Murray manufactures
his.syrup after the latest methods with
patent evaporation.
Mrs. ]. A. Richardson, of Ell Dorado
Springs, a sister of Miss Sue Bard, IS
visiting in this city. Miss Sue will
move her millinery store to FL Dorado
Springs.
Mrs. Shelly and her son Marion Shol-
IL, left Tuesday evening for their home
in Abba, Iowa. They have been spend
ing several weeks with the family of
Mr.. John Gill, and other relatives.
Mrs. Florence Webb, daughter Of
Mr.. Sawyer. arrived in this city last
Thursday evening on a visit to her
parents. VIII remain some time. Mrs
Webb resides in Chicago.
We met Mrs C. C. Moulton on our
streets Tuesday evening, but as she was
hurrying to catch the train we had no
time to ask the 1901 questions which ye
reporter is supposed to ask.
J. C. Carothers, our county clerk re-
turned last Saturday from trip to
Dakota. He likes the country very
much.
Mr.. w. E. Eos; er. our accommodating
Wabash r. r. agent returned. We'd
nesdav evening from the st. Louis far
and thinks he sa 100000 human be-
ings at one glance.
Mr.. d. C. Lord, of Clay township,
brought to our office on Monday last
samples of corn raised ON ms farm.
some of the ears were thirteen inches
in length. A very large, white, Dent
variety, sound and well matured.
The Meadow Synod of the C. p.
Church meets in Macon Mo-, on Thurs
Law evening of this week DR.. Mitchell
will be in attendance, but expects to
.eturn home in time for his regular |
Sabbath services.
Mrs. al. Tinsman left Sunday MORN
ng for a visit to Moberly, Salisbury
md the Keytesville Fair. She will be
zone a week or more.
Rev. A. n. Burns and wife with their
laughter Mrs. Hendricks and Mrs. DR..
Hickman paid the GRAPHIC Office
pleasant visit on Monday.
Judge Isaac Atterberry has just re-
urned from visit to his old home in
Iowa.
Mr.. L.B.Maltby returned last Satur-
ay from a five weeks trip into Bleed
ng Kansas" but does not think it
4ill do to compare her with Missouri as
n agricultural state.
Mr.. G. r. Wickham and wife OF Clay
'ownshlp returned last Tuesday from a
isit to Springfield Ill. While there
hey visited the tomb of Abraham Lin
DIN.
Miss Minnie Wilson is visiting her
.iend Miss Mollie Magorian of Fulton
MS week.
Mr.. H. N. Stahl, of Ackley, Iowa, and
of Greencastle, Mo, called on
S to-day looking well. He thinks of
,catlng in kirksville.
Our State Normal School under
S new President with his able
RPS Of teachers seems to be moving
as if they meant to accomplish a
nod work u