Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-02-02

!, Mr.. Z. E. Thrasher, Of Saltrive tow
ship gave us an interesting bus:ne
call Monday.
c. L. Rice takes thee copies Of III
GRAPHIC He was in to see US Tue.
day. We appreciate such calls.
E. NJ. Collins dropped in to see !
yesterday and left our purse heavis
by three ounces of silver for tn
GRAPHIC.
Mr.. c. II. Sparks. returned Saturda
morning from three weeks visit I
Davis county, lndiana-his forme
home.
Our old.old.time friend f. NJ. c
Morelock, Of Morrow, was in tow
Tuesday and ran up stairs to tell u
he appreciates man. Of the article.
published in the GRApHlc-notwith
sanding its politics.
Will. Eckert who vas called home
from Quincy last week, !y the illness
and death of his brother, returned or
Monday. He is taking course in
the Quincy Commercial. College.
The attendance at COPELAND 5 lecture
on Monday night was fair but not
large. We learn that the COMMITTEES
came ont behind on the expense ac-
count. Sorry.
Our old friend Grissamer. formerly
Of this county. hut now living in the
vicinity Of Greencassle, having heard,
good wordsfor the GRAPHIC called to
S 'e Us Monday, and concluded to try it
a year.
Our Circuit Clerk, Mr.. w. J. Ash
lock informs us that Adair still leads
all North Missouri. SO far as reported,
in the number Of marriage licenses is
sued in the year 1882. The number
foots up just one hundred and seventy.
A man named Francisco, was arrest
ID Sunday morning. for being unde,
the Influence of whiskey we believe,
and while on his way to the lock up,
fell or was thrown down, and his nose
badly injured The doctors were called
upon to fix it up.
Mr.. John Beall, Of Clay township left
,f Tuesday night for SIX weeks visit
10 his old home in Belmont county
Ohio. Some folks say the old gentle.
nan was crowded out" whatever that
means, but we don't believe if. He
will be back liveller than cricket-see
f he isn't.
1t is currently reported, and we
,uess it is fact that DR.. w. NJ. Gates
nidwinter trip to North Missouri, was
lot without purpose. We hear he
Fas married, by Justice ]. J, Clark, at
;ublette. on Sunday night to Miss E.
Y. Adams, of Lancaster. The GRAPH
c extends the usual congratulations.
Mr. Guy Chandler, and Mr.. Samuel
street, who lives with Mr.. Chandler,
ach troze foot on Monday morning
f last week, while attending to the
ecessary feeding, etc. about the farm.
With the mercury ranging down to-
ard the twenties, great caution be- |
ONES necessary to prevent such mis-
APPS. Both gentlemen will not insist |
n wearing extra TIGHT boots the bal
nee of the present winter.
Mr.. Will Chambliss has resigned
is position in the Benton school in
us city in order to accept a better pc
ition elsewhere. We have not learned
here. His place has been filled by
he appointment of Mr.. N. L. Page.
fr. Chambliss was giving excellent
and was we'll liked bv the
upils of the school. If we must lose
i'm we are glad to get Mr.. Page
is place.
We hear with sorrow of the death
lis morning, OF Frank Lester. at the
of his mother in this city. of
rain fever. He was young man of
God habits and sun ny disposition. not
that he was a constant
lfferer. He had occupied for many
lonths the position ofbcok-heeper tor
lie Messers Doneghy Bros. of this
lace, and was especially respected by
is employees and associates. The
,reaved mother anu sister have the
of wide. circle of friends.
Readers of this paper will do we'll to
all at our office and examine our files
exchanges. We have on our table.
lie very best educational and literary
lonthlies published anywhere, and
lany things can be found in them
ven after the devastating scissors"
ave passed through their columns,
Iar will benefit the teacher and STU
ent. We club our paper with any