Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-11-17
Mrs. c. E. Fout is visiting Canton

Mrs. c. E. Fout is visiting Cantor
friends.
). s. McCreery. OF Brashear was OF
our streets Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva Sullivan has returned from
Lawre nee Kansas.
MIR. D. W. Chase and family lef,
Thursday for CoffeYyille. Kansas, wher'
they expect to make their future home
Mrs. Ludwig, accompanied by he,
mother, Mrs. VIM. Smith, are visiting
this week IN Cameron, Mo.
Mr. H. A. Cook has sold his resi-.
Gence to S. S. Mclaughlin, and will re-
move to Marion county.
Mr.. Chas. Gatlin and A. Buckallew oil
Greentop spent portion of Wednes'
day in Kirksville.
W. G. Pierce, Of Morrow township
dropped in this week to renew his sub
subscription to the peoples paper.
Mr.. E. B. Brewington who has spent
the summer in the mountains of Col
ora 10, got home Saturday last.
Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Hardcastle, of
Green county, His, sisters of Mrs. L.
w. Link of this place, are visiting
kirksville.
Mrs Tate OF Quincy, formerly of this
place, accompanied by Mrs. Pecken-
paw and Miss Henrietta Mckee called
at the GRAPHIC Office Wednesday.
We learn that Matt Halliday, who
has been confined to his home by illness
for some weeks is recovering slowly.
The now firm of Willard Bros, seem
to he string up business in the grocery
line, pretty lively.
Most of our best advertisers report
lively trade during the past week or
ten days.
Mr., John Gardner is making prepar-
atoms to manufacture general line of
Furniture, such as tables, bed.steads,
cupboards, desks, safes, etc.
Our friend Mccall, of Ames e. Mccall
Is posing in the role OF the forlorn
'wldower' Mrs. Mccall having gone to
Des Moines.,
Mr.. Reuben Taylor, of Sticklersvllle,
one of the GRApHic's patrons, was in
town Wednesday on business anc call
ed, in a business way at this Office.
DR. jesse Conner, OF Minneapolis,
is visiting relatives in this county. He
called to see US Tuesday and looks as
Jolly and prosperous as ever. The
northern air seems to agree with him.
Several of our citizens are going to
Ottumwa to-day and tomorrow to
attend the meeting of the Iowa State
Srirltualist Association in that city
over Sunday.
Judge S. F. Stahl went to Moberly
on Monday to attend the state conven-
ton of c. P. Sunday schools which is IN
session down there, this week. The
Judge takes an active interest in Sun
day school work.
Mrs. S. P. Frederick, living two and
a half miles southeast of Kirksville fell
from ladder on Friday afternoon and
fractured her shoulder. DR.. Coe was
called in to attend the case.
Mr.. Jas. Floyd has purchased an in
interest in the Markey G. Son Grocery
Store, and J. D. Marley will retire.
They are busy this week invoicing, and
will be ready for business under the
new firm in day or TWO.
Mr.. John Thomas thinks OF starting
for Los A ngelos, CAL. in week or two
where has large and valuable interests
in Orange groves etc. Mr.. Thomas ex-
poets to make that his home, but will
visit Kirsville, we pre-
sumo.
Mrs. DR.. Wesscher and daughter
went to Greencastle this week to re-
side. We are glad to learn that DR..
Wesscher is meeting with fine success
n his new location and is pleased with
MS prospects at that live little village.
John R. Musick started for New
York last Monday to make a business |
visit to his publishers. HIS mother
md wife and little daughter, accom-
panied him as far as Quincy to visit
Miss Lizzie Musick, who is attending
Jhaddoch College.
Rev. J. c. Ship, formerly pastor CT
he Baptist church at this place, and
low located at Utica, lis, dropped in
o see US one day last week. 1t was a
7ery pleasantsurprise to his numerous
friends hereabouts. He was on his
way to visit his old home in Randolph
county. Come again.
We had the pleasure of examining
he ''Tyler Desk" recently purchased
" Mr.. W. I. Bard, of the First Ma