Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-07-28

be visited kentucky.
| Mrs. John Gardner is visiting he,
sister at Grsencastle.
Mr.. James Wimber got home fror
Ouray, Colo, on Saturday.
Mr.. ]. X. Such was visiting Kno
county friends last week.
DR.. N. L. Page is preparing to at
tend medical lectures this winter.
NJ. N. Stephens returned this weel
from trip to northern Arkansas.
Miss Lille Brown, of Paris, Mo-, j.
visiting Miss Lulu Chambliss of thi.
city.
Jay Henry, Of Wilmatn vile. ha.
been spending day or two in Kinks.
vile.
Tie Memphis Democrat contains
twenty two announcements, with more
coming.
The Deneghy Bros, at La Plata have
adopted the cashier system in their
business.
C. Thinner and family, we learn, nave
concluded to make Kirksville their resi-.
dence hereafter.
J. w. Martin, the music and organ
man expects to take q trip to central
Missouri this week.
The Trenton Daily Republican has
Leen enlarged to six column paper.
Trenton now supports two dailies.
W. Mullanix, the Home Press says
has started grocery store at Mercy.
vile, and 7. |. hurry. who was burned
out Is starting up IN drugs again.
James Beal, of Clay township su fer
ed the loss of good hol Sc last Sunday.
1t was taken sick Saturday and after
intense suffering died.
Messrs. N. A. Baylor and Eugene
SPOTS are back from Sweet Springs
and report '.jolly good time" during
their absence.
The prospect Of peoples party" and
a big boom to break up borbonlsm Is
disturbing the slumbers of the Macon
county democrats, just now.
We learn that little child belong
ng to Henry Wallace, living near
Novlneer, was badly scalded on Sat-
IT ay by falling over boiling coffee
pot.
John Wiles has recent purchased two
houses from Mr.. N. Wilson east of the
quare. He also bought three lots on
lock east of the Baptist church.
Sunday was lovely day for outdoor
Exercises and quite large number OF
ur citizens ayailed themselves of the
pportunity to visit the country, the
woods, and New Baden Springs.
Mr. Thos. Wallace, one of our best
nown Normal students is now at
.ankton, Dakota. and reports himself
with intentions of going to
lontana.
A number of our exchanges have
ublished the.report that James Harvey
Tho was manned by the cars at this
lace is dead. This Is a mistake. At
Ist accounts he was getting along nice.
We notice the presence on our streets
lis week of Mr.. R. H. Mcclellan, other
Use known as Bob" We under.
and Mr.. Mcclellan, is now quite sue
.ssfully engaged in business in south
est Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Musick, returned
[onday night from their New York
lip. We can't see as visit to the
letropolis has materially changed
ohnelther in appearance or style. We |,
re glad to have him back in time for
lie primary election. We understand
3 will not 60 back to New York till (
,metime in October. II
On Saturday Mr.. John Beal, OF Clay {
,wnshlp, called into see us. 1t was /
IS sixty-fourth birthday, and he hasn't
Used days work on the farm ex-
pt from bad weather, the present sea-
n. He makes full hand IN the hay {
I'd harvest field. 1t IS not many men
his age that can say as much. II
A. H Latham, of Walnut township,
as in townMonday and was interview. ]
by number of candidates. Little
ance for a reporter" when half
zen candidates jump onto one DOOR
ctim. Mr.. Latham got lose long
ough to cali few moments before
.ving town.
Mr.. Thompson has purchased Mr.. ,
endell's interest in their insurance
ency. Mr.. Thompson will still con.
Tue to insure people at the old stand, J
lille Mr.. Mendell goes on the road {
a special agent for the Home ms. G
}. ofNew York. We wish the boys
ccess.
Miss Laura, Floyd who has been q
achinc very successful term of Ii