Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

Prophets Ball at st. Louis last week
and spent several days in the city.
i Mr.. A. Backallew one of Greentop':
enterprs,nR and energetic citizen
called 20 see us On Friday.
Dr.. Houston the dentist was arount
setting up the cigars, early Mouda,
morning. a nice girl baby at hi
domicile.
Col. J. NJ Glover was called upon b,
a large number of democrats, durins
his stay at this place, on Saturday ant
Sunday night.
Judge d. H. Roberts, of GreentoI
called in Friday and renewed his sub
scription to the GRAPHIC. THIS is hi.
third year on the GRAPHIC list.
MIR. Will Coburn, of Glenwood, is in
town.
Mr.. T.. II. Rice, the wire fence man is
home again this week
Mrs. J. a. Tinsman returned from
Charlton county on Wednesday.
Mr.. David Baird and wife are in st.
Louis this week. Mr. Baird is attend
ing the Grand Lodge OF the Masonic
Order.
Ms. DIR. Morris, of Columbus, Ohio
accom- panied by her daughter, is visit
ing her brother, Prot. +. b. Seltz, of the
Normal.
Mrs. W. 0. II. p. zimmerman, re-
turned this week from a fonr weeks
visit to Galloway, Boone nd Charlton
counties.
A large Pelican was captured on the
farm of Mr.. Borden. 1t measured *
feet across the wings.
CD Bozarth, of Rim COS Point, re-
turned Saturday from the st. Louis
Fair.
Miss Louisa Orr. of Polk to wnship
paid the GRAPHIC office visit on Mon
day.
Rye is the name of the new post.
office FIVE miles west on the Q. NJ. Il. 7.
Richard Hamilton is post master.
Quite a large delegation from Adair
county are down at the Soldiers re-
union at Macon this week. The exer-
ciSes close to-day.
Bear in mind that Woods Western
Theatrical Company will open weeks
engagement commencing on Monday
with the Galley Slave"
Mrs. L. C. Billings has returned from
a four weeks visit to Galesburg, Ills,
Mrs. Billings has been in poor health
for some time. and has returned feeling
much benefited bv the change. She
will be pleased to see all her old pupils
at her rooms at Mrs. Thompson
Ed. Brown was pranc:ng around
over a 10 pound boy which put in an
appearance at his house Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. J. w. Orr has our thanks for a
fine selection of apples from his orchard
the following varieties:
Ramho, Bellfower, Northern Spy
Lumber Twig, Robbery, Russell, Rails
Genet, Farmeus, Baldwin. Talman
Rhode Island, Greenlng.
and some unknown varities. He has
upwards OF 40 varieties in his orchard
which is now fifteen years old. He has
also about 400 peach trees.
Mrs. Laie Soles and daughter spent
and Sunday visiting Charley
Miller at New Baden.
Mr.. J. =. Bulk ley has gone to keokuk
to attend medical lectures this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hannah went to
Macon Thursday morning.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Wimber of Liberty
with their daughter and SON
ln-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Shoop, have
lust returned from visit among rela'
tives and friends in Brown county, Kan
sas. They went overland by wagon, to
look at the country.
MIR. J. I. Higgins. has charge of the
kohlmyer school this fall. He has pro-
ven a successful and popular teacher
and generally succeeds i'll working up
a great interest among his pupils.
Mr. J. NJ. Flemming, of Milan, with
his excellent wife. have been visiting
kirksville friends the present week.
We are glad to learn that MIR. Elem
ng's grocery business in Milan contin-
ues to boom He is an affable, and
courteous business man, and always
wide.awake.
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