Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-06-01
Personals.

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II A. ID. Halliburton and his wife for.
, merly Miss Ella Musick are visltina
, relatives In Kirksville. They;haye spent
the last two or three years in southwest
Missouri and northwest Arkansas, Mr.
H. reports all kinds Of crops quite well
advanced ard looking splendidly il
+ In that section.
h j. H. Easton, J. P, of Liberty town.
ship, living 4 miles west of Sloan's
Point, died on Sunday last. His age
was "a. He leaves no family except
married children. He had been sick
since last fail.
i Miss Emma Carothers who has been
teaching at Bolivar, No., is hon,eson a
visit this week. She will remain till
September when she returns, having
been engaged for the next school year.
Mr.. Chas. B. Oldham, formerly of
the Democrat, but now connected with
the Jefferson City press, gave us a
pleasant call on Tuesday. He has been
spending several days IN Kirksville.
Mrs. j. M. DAVIS owing to the excite
ment and ever exertion at the
burning of tie family residence
last Sunday, we are informed is very
sick.
Mr.. B. G. Price and bride have re-
turned, and Ben has again resumed the
even tenor of his way at Harlan Bros,
looking as happy as-as-possible.
We learn that johnson Anderson of
Saltriver township has living curiosi.
~ in the shape ola lamb with FIVE legs
three in front and two behind.
Mr.. }. B. Larkln started for Wlscon-
sin, Monday on business connected
with the manufacture of wire fencing.
Two of his sons went with HIM.
Mr.. j. H. Zimmerman, of Frederick
city, Maryland is visiting the Willard
Bros, who are old acquaintance of his,
and is looking at the country.
w. F. Sholly, returned from a SIX
weeks business tour on Saturday night
last. He visited number of points
in Northwest Missouri.
R. L. Hope, who has been engaged IN
the drug business at Centralia, Mo-,
for the past two months was home on a
short visit this week.
MIR. j. R. Evans and family spent
Saturday nigh. and Sunday in the
country as guests of Mr.. J. W. Gill in
Saltrlver township.
Harry PARCEL recently took an 8x1O
interior view OF the c. P. Church and
its decorations, and it is a fine piece of
Photographic art.
Harry Bridges little girl, a short
time since fell and cut her knee on
piece OF crockerv, making very pain
full wound.
Mrs. j. H. Mott, of Memphis. Mo-,
has been visiting Kirksville friends the
present week and will remain till Sat-
urday.
We learn that Mrs. j. R. Bradley is
quite i'll at the residence of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. 'Beeman of this
city.
Henry Link, OF IMoberly. accompa-
MED by two of his children, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Link
Mr.. j. K. Such will return 10 Pierre,
Dakota, in a few days. HIS family will
remain in Kirksv,lle for the present.
John W. Bernard is erecting a hand
some residence in the mol tn part of
town, east OF the Kirksville Mills.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Ned |
Halliday is confined to his room by |
inJurie received from fall.
DR.. H. NJ. Stone, of this place, went
south on Wednesday on business trip,
to be absent several days.
Mrs. Best of Memphis, No., made
flying visit to her niece, at Wabash
Dining Hall last Friday.
Capt. Brantner, of Greencastle, was
IN town Tuesday and attended the dec
Grafton ceremonies.
Mr.. S. NJ. Picker lett Oh a business
trip on Monday evening last to be alb
sent several days.
We learn that Mr.. C. l.. Bounds, of
is negotiating for the Singer.
land property.
Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Lawton. of
Memphis are guests Of Mrs. S. T. Fur
row this week.
Mrs. Nichol and her sister spent Sun
day with their uncle Col. j. G. Best, at
Memphis, Mo.
Mr.. John Gardner has sold his resi-
dence in the northeast part of town, to
Elder Hollis.
DR.. Wesscher, of Greencastle, came
over on the morning train Monday, on
business.
Mrs. J. c. Hulse of Clola, Ills, is
week with her sister Mrs. j.
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