Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-03-30
Mr.. Eugene Fout and wife have
started for summer tour in California.

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!. Mr.. Eugene Fout and wife have
started for summer tour in California
| Miss Julia Page has our thanks fol
a response to our request for back
numbers of the GRAPHIC.
Mr..T. X. Such and ID. C. McCarty
started for Fort Pierre. Dakota. Thurs
day. Mr. Such takes lot horses.
Mr.. G. q. klipsche, of Greencastle,
was in town Tuesday.
J. w. Martin. the organ I'm
is back in kirksville again. He became
visible in this latitude on Tuesday, and
looks asjolly as usual.
4 mass meeting ha, been called for
this Friday evening, tor the purpose OF
nominating candidates for city offices.
The call is to all voters favor1ng pro-
gressive policy.
Rev. F. NJ. Greene leaves with his
family, tor his new field OF labor at
Clarence. We regret very much to
lose AR. G. and family from our midst,
and wish them happy and prosperous
career IN their new home.
Mr.. ben. +. Henry brings back
similar report TO thar of MIR. AlnSley, In
regard to Southern California, and
very well expressed by the writer in
the Chicago Times. which We quoted
last week IL is good place Tor ii
rich man to spend his money, or Tor
common lsborer to get wages. but not
the place for a poor man with big
family to get a Start IN the world
But Of course what suits one man to
a dot, may be Just the reverse for an
other.
Quite a lot Of our citizens have been
seriously taken with the Dakota fever,
and parties are starting almost daily
for the Polar Paradise. Wednesday |
night Jonathan Buck, Matt Harlan,
and f. Eustace were of, and yesterday |
we learn that Jos. Wenger and Thos.
Bragg. OF Petiis township, started. We
understand that Geo. Hynds, Thomas
Lantz, J. Lemaster and John Canatsev,
al! Of the vicinity OF Willard will start
IN few days.
Among Mondays visitors here was
Mr.. !. H. Bell who formerly lived in this
county at or near Henrysburg, and
was chain carrier when the plat for
The city of Bellaire was surveyed. After
Tue war Mr.. Bell went west. and he
and FIVE younger brothers, all of whom
served through the war, now reside in
same township in Adair county, MIS-
,ouri.--Belldr (Ohio,) Tribune.
One of the most dastardly outrages
hat has come to our notice is that
upon the person of little
BOY whom Ed. Boiling, living near
Humphreys, had taken to raise. The
,oy was brought INTO town on last Mon
Law morning and an examination Of /:
Jack, legs, arms and face reveals the
act that he had beea pounded almost
nto jelly by the heartless fiends whose s
,lace it was to &C. in the capacity OF
oster parents. The case causes in 8
en.e excltement-Mlan Re publican.
We learn that man named Brad {
haw suspected to have murdered. four 8
r FIVE years ago, a young man from e
his county named VOORHEES,, has been
rrested at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and f
will be taken to Nebraska. where the a
rin.e was committed. Bradshaw was e
{ one time a resident of this comfy I
)ur officers have been on the watch tor
i'm for long time Geo. f. Williams, =
,no has just returned from Omaha, u
Identified the prisoner as Bradshaw &
nd he has been taken to Beatrice. Neb. r.
Or trial. Our correspondent from s.
ireentop gives some particulars in re- S
ard to the case and we will publish f
lore neat week. L
A meeting will be held by the Exec k
tive Committee of the Adair Co, Sun II
sy School Association composed of the a
Ulcers. Next Tuesday the 3rd day OF q
.,rll 1888. at Up. NJ, at the otiire OF the D
irst National Bank. \ full attend Il !,
nee is requested. S. f. STAHL. =
President ::
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