Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-05-04
We noticed Mr.. futile Of Salt river

NlrkSVllle 1rlen0S.
Mr.. Ed. Loso, of New Baden was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Simmons, of Willard
spent Sunday in kirksville.
Esquire Cheesman OF Walnut town.
ship was IN town Monday.
Mrs. F. L. Link started on q visit to
her parents Tuesday morning.
Ralph Oldham, who recently closed
a term of school at Holden IS in town.
MIR. S. S. Dean and family have NOV
ed to Macon. They went this last
week.
Miss Carrie Packard, sister OF Mrs.
w. +. Sholly returned to Alba, Iowa,
last night.
Mrs. Lafayette Soles left Tuesday
morning for summers visit to friends
in Wisconsin.
Mr.. T. w. Griffin, one OF the leading
merchants of the new city If Bullion,
was on our streets Monday.
Our young folks are regretting the
departure of Miss Alice Kurtz, for her
home in Lewis county. She will be
very much missed.
Everette Hope is making prepare.
tions to deliver Forest Springs water
in kirksville to parties desiring to try
it.
Andy Shearerr and wife, with Mr..
John Davis who have been on a bust
ness trip to Peoria, Illinois, returned to
Kirksville, Tuesday evening.
We understood that Mr.. H. w.
Snyder has gone to Dakota to look
after some stock shipped some weeks
since.
F. L. Link, for the past fifteen years
connected with the printing business
IN this city, has traded for farm and
vii. become a full fledged granger IN IA
short time. Failing health and de-
sire for out door exercise are the causes
for the change. We wish him success
as farmer.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Oldham, of the State
Auditors Office, at Jefferson City came
up on Tuesday evening in charge OF
An dy Curtis. He took advantage of
the opportunity to visit few days in
Kirksville.
Mr.. Joseph Baum was accounted
the hal piest man in town last Friday.
A fine boy put in an appearance at the
Baum mansion the previous night. Let
the choir Join in singing, "This is the
way / long have sought
We learn that Rev. H. e. Bright, a
new conner in Kirksville, himself, has a
stall later conner IN his family in tho
shape of handsome boy baby.
Oul literary friend, NJ. J. r. Mus,ck,
since Saturday morning, has a we'll
spring of joy at his home in the per-
son of very fin. baby. A girl.
There's Music in the air.
Hon. F. NJ. Harrington has our
thanks for bound copy of the State
Auditor s eDort, 1882.
We learn that Mrs. Dekemp will
probably rebuild her residence burned
last week.
For some cause or other the north
bound cannon BALI. was several hours
late on Tuesday.
The measles have been cutting a
pretty WIDE swath IN town for the past
two weeks, hut most Of the cases are
doing well.
Mr.. C. w. Pollock has dry a COW tor
sale, and wants to purchase good one
giving milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gill, OF South
west Saltriver township were in Satur-
day and say that farm :.ork is rush
ing just at present.
We have been promised regular re-
port from Willard for some time but as
yet nothing has come Of it.
The LaPlata Home Press thinks that
Macon county can be run on basis of
30 cents TO the 800 If tax lodging can
I've broken W.
The eighteenth annual meeting Of
the Missouri State Sunday School Con-
ventlon will be held in Springfield, Mo-,
May 18th.
:. Monday night of last week, the BUSH
ness portion Of College Mound was Wis
tied by a destructive FIRE. The losses
are estimated at $4,000. Supposed to
have been incendiary.
A large number of Kirksville BUSH
ness houses have agreed to close their
stores at eight o'clock each evening
during the spring and summer months,
next Monday.
DIR. ]. C. Huntington and wife, Of
N.1.