Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-27
Judge Stahl spent several day In

lIreencaStle, were In town tuesday.
j. ID. Markey is putting up anothe
neat little house near his residence.
Eugene L. SPOTS aud Gilbert Eict
elberRer spent Sunday in Macon CT J
J. H. Ford, of Morrow township CAV
the GRAPHIC friendly call on Mon
day.
Adair Lodge. $50 A. F. & A. NJ. cele
brated its first anniversary last Frida,
evening
Miss Alice Childress. of Scott anG
county is visiting her sister Mrs. W
L. Green. of this city.
Mr.. l.. C. Miller, Of Sedalia, Mo. has
been visiting his brother-in-law, w
NJ. Davis of this place.
MIR. J. E. Tilton, OF Bullion Station
brought US a sample hottie of very nice
sorghum molasses this week.
Rev. E. Rozelle has been in town
several days this week, visiting his
daughters Mrs. Cohen anu Mrs. Musick.
Mrs. G. r. Huston and little daugh-
ter, Of Wilson township, has been WIS.,
iting friends in kirksvil.e for the past
week.
J. W. Martin, who has been spending
some week on business trip through
southwest Missouri, is at home for
few days.
Mr.. James H. German brought us
mammoth head of cabbage this week
1t was the first We have seen the
present season.
MIR. Jay Henry. of Wilmathville
passed through town on Monday on
his way to St. Louis, where he goes to
lay in new goods.
W. T. Graves, the editor of tine Green
castle Independent, paid the GRAPHIC a
call while we were at dinner. Sorry
we we're absent.
Mr.. NJ. A. Church. of Brashear was 50
as to cut his foot with a
chisel, which has famed him for the
present. He was in town Tuesday.
Rev. 7. J. Wheat went to Lancaster
yesterday to attend the district confer
ence. He will fill his regular ap-
pointment at this place on Sunday.
Geo. Breneman who has Teen work.
ing at the harness bushes for some
months in Milan, has accepted a situa
ion, we learn, in Halliday Bros, gro
,ery store.
The liberal society of this city has
engaged Mr.. c. W. Stewart, as a
'egular speaker for the fall and winter
months. He will commence The en-
,agement next Sunday evening.
On Tuesday Mr.. Guy Cha ndler re-
the weakness OF the craft for
good things, brouRh in a basket of
crimes Golden Pippins. They were
'ery nice.
Mr.. l.. Ere nch. one of our readers
Who lives a shot distance north of
ireentop favored US yesterday with
ONE very fine Red Astrachan. and
oippin apples; also some fine sample
)earS.
Mr. NJ. T. DeReamer who has been
number of weeks at the
Arkansas Hot Spings returned home
Tuesday of this week. We are glad to
hear that he was much benefited by
the trip.
Mr.. John T. Fitch arrived home
rom Colorado, Saturday night, looking
Healthy and happy. He has been busy
he present summer developing his
laims, some of which promise to be
-ery valuable.
Hon. John A. Picker, Oh Muscatine.
owa, spent FRIDAY. Saturday and Sun
lay with Kirkssille friends. The
MAJOR" as he Is familiarlv known has
lot changed whit as far as We can see
Turing his absence.
Mr.. VIM. Heron of this place has
old to Thos. Holbreok the present sea-
ION 1887 bushels Of apples al 40 cts. per
,ushel all raised IN his orchard near
he fair grounds. He still has large
AMOUNT on hand perhaps eve or six
hundred bushels.
DIR. Hopkins, of Brashear was in to
see US Tuesday and renewed his sub
;cristion to the GRAPHIC. His brother
Yancey Hopkins Of Kentucky, another
reader of the GRAPHIC. accompanied
him. He is visiting the Doctor and
looking at the ountry.
Mr.. John Beal returned from busi-
ness visit to Nebraska this week. He
ellis some big yarns of Nebraska crops.
Squire Abbott. living out there
claims to have used of of one potaroe
al sumner, as needed, and when ex-
cavated this fall il showed no dnnuni.
ion Mr.. Beall doesn't vouch for this
particular story.
We thank our noble little corps of
local contributors who have so fully