Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-05

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Milan, on our streets last week.
h. II. Barnhart, of Brashear, vii
!. read the GRAPHIC for the coming year
We notice Mr.. George Sublette, an,
Thos. Suolette, 10th, in town Monday
R.U. White. of Hurdland. called i,
one day this week and left one.fifty fo
the peoples paper.
g. W. Halliday. of Sue City, has beer
home for a week or two looking afte1
business matters.
w. II. Elmore, OF Wilson, star n
again on the GRAPHIC. Sorry the edi
tor was out when he called.
| Mr.. Harr,ott, of Morrow, was in town
Tuesday looking after business in the
county court.
Mr.. Lee Fout, who now claims La
Belle as his headquarters, was in Kinks
vile over Sunday.
Mrs. Bradley, formerly Miss Mary
Beeman, Of this place, is visiting her
parents AIR. and Mrs. o. H. Beeman.
Samuel Claybrook Jr., of Morrow
tJwnship, died last week. HIS disease
was pneumonia.
We learn that Mss Emma Billeiter
is quite sick this week.
We learn that Mr.. Samuel Halliday
Is severely i'll az his residence IN this
place.
Elders, Com and Llpp have been
holding a protiacted meeting near
Owasco, in Sullivan county. They re-
port good meeting with six additions
to the church.
There were two dancing parties out
at Stahl City on New Years night, one
at Mr.. David Bachman's and the other
at Mr.. Prather's. There was also social
gathering at the residence of Mr.. John
Walters. All passed off very nicely.
S. F. Sucker, of the firm of Sucker
& Bros. from Iowa, is at Stahl City this
week, looking after his tie and mill in
terests. The tie business is said to be
looking up in that vicinity.
Mr.. James Claypool gave us an inter-
esting business call this week, and add
ed another one-fifty to the GRApHlc's
boom. So it goes.
Mrs. E. G. Mathews has been
quite sick for the past ten days.
Mr.. Wilson Harlan, of Ottumwa,
Iowa, a cousin ofW. B. & Ira G.. Har-
Ian paid them a visit Saturday and
Sunday last.
We learn there Is new firm at the
Quincy grocery Jacob Hooper
having bought in.
We understand that Mr.. Stephen
Hall. of Clay township, will act as dep
uty County Clerk. He is a thorough
business man, splendid penman, and
will make good deputy.
w. H. Tracy, of Morrow township
called to see US this weeE, specially 70
order his GRAPHIC continued. That's
ali right.
A. Gonnerman, the cnterprising
Hurdland blacksmith. dropped in, with
4 friend to see the GRAPHIC, this week.
Mr.. G onne,man is warm friend of
he GRAPHIC and always has good
word to offer IN its behalf. Come
again.
We learn that one of Mrs. Maggie
Fry's children is quite sick at the resi-
lence . + her parents Rev. j. S.
Boyd's of this city. Mrs. Fry is here
IN visit.
We received a pleasant business call
his week from Mr.. c. E. Bailey, who
IS engaged in the lumber and timber
business, two and half miles west of
Point. Mr.. Bailey has added
stave machine to his mill and will
hereafter work up slabs and other
waste materials into this valuable arti-
lie, tor which there is ready market.
Mr. A. T. Beck, of Battle Mountain
New, is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Beck is brother-in-law of T. H.
Gibson and son of Mrs. Kiggings.
Nr. Beck has been IN the western coun-
ry since 1S4e. This being his first
our east for eleven years.
Edward Story, the Pouitryman wants
IL your ducks, chickens, turkeys, eggs.
nd butter. See his card in this issue.
A man nan. ed Lamb, living short 8
distance north OF Hurdland, was al rest.
d tor incest with his fourteen year old