Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-11-24

Mr.. ], $. Campbell is the happy faith
er of Il new boy.
Miss Lucy Hawkins has gone on
visit to Hannibal.
Mr.. Samuel Ennis, County Clerk o
Knox. was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Turner has bought tn,
farm of MIR. X. Miller for $500.
Our now county treasurer filed hi.
bond and took charges i his office Tues
day
MIR. H. +. Ward. who has been very
i'll, we are pleased to learn is slowly re
covering.
r. Frankfort, formerly OF Novinger
has position As brakeman on the O.
NJ. & ?. Ry.
Mrs. Moses Tuli. of Clark county, is
visiting her children who are attend
ing school here.
Mr. James Ross who lives about three
miles north of town is selling out to 60
back to his native state, Penn.
Mr.. Sanford, of Salt river township
made application Monday to have his
wife. who is insane. removed to the
asylum
On Monday. Dec. 4th. Mr.. J. H. Wal
ker. living four miles southeast Of
Greentop will sell lot of corn, imple-
ments stock hogs etc.
Mr. Chas Beardsley's wife, who was
sent 10 the insane asy lum last spring,
is reported TO be improving rapidly
and will be home about Christmas.
Dr.. Strickland has evidently been
convinced that it Is not good to be
alone. He returned from Iowa on Mon
day witt. wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. \. Campbell, of
Plttsburg. Penna.. are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross, who
reside FIVE miles northeast of this
place.
Mr.. Joseph Mitchell has sold his in
teres. in the livery stable here, and
purchased stable in Hurdland to
which place he and his family removed
last Tuesday.
Mr.. John Mercer is organizing a
class in German. 1t bids fair to take
the place of other nocturnal amuse-
mentS among the Young folks.
Mr.. Dan Chadwei one of our most
indu' triouS teamsters, had severe at
tack ofbleeding at the lungs last Mon
day. He has recovered sufficiently to
resume his work.
Mr.. Jerry Lycan returned from Texas
last Saturday. on visit. He is well
pleased with the lone star state, and
will return there in the spring. He |
PROBABLY came back to seek a mate.
Quite a number of horses have been
stolen from parties in Linn county !
near North Salem. 1t is supposed that
one Parish who recently escaped from
the Liam county jail is the thief.
Mr.. Jno. Pervine, resident of Green
top. was in town on Tuesday, and |
substantially remembered the GRAPHIC.
We are always glad to see our friends,
when they prove their friend
ship.
Jno. Bell brought to our Office on
Monday. three Early Rose potatoes.
They were line enough to please the
ambition of the farmer. One of
them measured II inches IN circumfer-
ence.
William Crawford of Prai,le Bird,
was in town on Monday. The GRAPHIC
will still continue to pay him weekly
visit. The number of subscribers who
are marked regular is rapidly on the
increase.
Our Young friend J. l.. Fout, is in
town this week from LaBelle. He re-
membered the GRAPHIC financially.
The peoples paper is something that
everybody needs. and the sensible ones
appreciate.
Last Monday night crowd of Young
lolks gathered at Mr. VIM. Smoots
where they 'trlpped the light fantastic
till late hour when they partook of IA
a generous supper. The best of feel
ing prevailed and everyone present en-
ioyed the trollc.
The Kirksville Touring mill, which
has recently been remodelled and i'm
proved. has shut down again on account
Of some misunderstanding between
the owners. We hope the question in
dispute will soon be settled and the mill
resume work again.
MIR. James Kerr, bridge commission
er on tie Q. NJ. d p, has recently mar
RED one of Sullivan county's fair
and come to Kirksville to re-
slde. They all do so. As soon as a
mans good judgement! leads him to
secure wife it also leads him 10 settle
N Huntsville.