Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-08-11
Miss Josie Coop, of Quinc, is visiting

I Mr.. Gus. Winslow and .,ite arriv e
home by yesterday evenings tram.
A number of our Kirksyille ladies ex
pect to visit New Baden Spring thi
week. Our reporter down there will
keep us posted.
+. NJ. Harrington spent three or lou
days IN Iowa, on legal business, las,
week.
Writing insulting letters to men who
stop their papers Is the latest Cuisines
stroke" we have 'tumbled onto II is {
new idea to US.
| Real estate men report business lit
tie slow at present. but prospects p, ON
ising for the tall trade.
Mrs. w. l.. Foster, of Quincy, is
spending few days IN kirksvi lie Wis.
lting friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Mathews started
Tuesday morning to visit their sons in
Cloud county, Kansas. We wish them
a pleasant trip.
These cool nights are suggestive of
an early call from Jack Frost. Hope
unavoidable circumstances may delay
his appearance in these parts for a full
two months yet.
Crops in Southern Iowa are very
sim much more so than here, accord
ing to all reports.
The kirkSville Mill Is getting INTO
complete shape for fall work and the
extensive improvements and additions
make it one OF the best mills IN the
west
DR.. j. VI. Swetnam returned Satur-
day evening from four weeks visit 10
his old home in Kentucky. The Doc
tor was quite sick during his absence
but is looking all right again.
Miss Laura Ratcliff of Bolivar, Mo-,
who had been visiting the family Of
Rev. ], ]. Bentley, started for her home
at Bolivar. Wednesday morning. Miss
Ratcliff is a graduate of the two years
course at the Warrensburg Normal and
will teach the ensuing winter.
Mrs. F. NJ. Brown. Miss Allie Link.
and Mrs. Anna Gill went TO New
Baden Springs, Wednesday morning
and will remain several days: They
patronized Hunters daily hack line
which is now making regular trips.
Owing to the fact that circumstances
have occurred to interfere with a pro.
per canvass. Mr. John Richey has con-
Guided to withdraw his name as can
didate for PROBATE Judge, and
submit his name for re-eectlonas
Justice of the Peace for Benton Town
ship.
John L. Rowlison, of Clay. was in
town Monday; the frst time we have
seen him FOR long time. John is put
ting in his time this summer on his
farm.
Mr. John Thomas arrived, since our
last Weekly issue from Los Angeles
Cal, where he has been residing for the
past eight months Mr. Thomas says
he expects to dispose of his property
here and take up his residence in South
ern California.
We clip the following from the Mod
arn Argo, of Kansas City:
Miss Nettie Willard. a captivating
brunette OF kirksville, Mo-. and Birdie
Beller. charming blonde of ST. Joseph
have been the guests of Cora King, on
Holmes street during the past week.
Miss Beller has returned. but Miss VII.
ard Will remain in the city several
weeks longer.
Mr.. ". L. Griggs spent two or three ,
lays last week in the young metropolis
# the west. Kansas City, IN the inter-
st of the National Real Estate Index.
Ne are glad to hear he met with fiatter-
ng success and it is quite likely the i,
,aper will he issued from Kansas City
n the near future.
Mr.. j. Z. Williams, OF CIarinda,
'age county, Iowa, tavors us with a =
opy Of the premium list of the agrieul- :
ural fair to be held at that place on
ept. 9Th.
ID. N. Puterbaugh, of the Milan Re-
copies our query, as to wheth-
r he is mad says he is not, and
hen fires off nearly a half column at
he moon We do not fully understand
is remarks but presume they have
sference to the present complication in
odon and the advent of tie Musiid 1
q
The funeral of Geo. B. Knighton
'hich was announced to take place
evening after the arrival of o
le6 p. M, train. was postponed until a
lis morning at 10 o'clock. He died II
the insane asylum. Services were :
,nducted. by his pastor, Rev. j. S. Boyd,
the Presbyterian Church.
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