Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-06-19

OF Green,op were In this city Saturday.
PETER VoELKER and L. SHELLEY, son Of
John SHIRLEY, were in town Wednesday.
DR.. TAYLOR, Of the Greencdstle In.
dependent was on our streets last Saturday
T. A. MORGAN, of Willard, and S. f.
| Hoag OF Leofiler were ON our streets Friday
J. Nj. RAlNwArER, of Shibleys' Point
made us business call Thurday afternoon.
A. NJ. WlLKENs, of Liberty and j. NJ.
Wheel r, of Willard, were in town Saturday.
Mr.. LoN TAYLOR and c. w. Dixon OF
Pure Air, were in town Wednesday on bust
ness.
PRoF. ANDERSON, Principal of the La
Belle high school spent this week in Kinks
Vile.
Jas. LAWSON, wife and son Levi, A.
McNerlin and son Thomas were in town Sat-
urday.
j. NJ. SoMERvILLE. of Milan, Mo-,
passed through town en- route FOR Virginia
Monday.
REV. WILSON, of Milan, will occupy
the pulpit in the Presbyte, ian church nert
Sunday.
JoHN Books and Simpson Barnhill,
young men of Brashcar, called at our office
Tuesday.
d. II. Huston and wife, of LaPlata
spent Sunday in Kirksrille the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Baird
Mss ANNA ALLEN and Miss Jennie
Boyles arrived in the city, Friday morning
ard are guests of Miss Nora Price.
JOSEPH mitchell Of the Wabash. has
been at home for several days taking a mach
needed rest.
BROTHER Cover, of the Milan Stand
ard, passed through town last Monday en-
route for ST. Louis.
Mr.. H1LLEARY GATLIN and wife and
Mrs, Charity Mikel of notheast Adair were
in Kirksvile Friday.
j. j. CLARK, of Sublette, is just COM
plotting a nice residence. Jonn Bagg of this
city is the contractor.
A. NJ. GILMORE and wife, of Millard
were in town Tuesday. Mr.. G. enrolled his
name on the Graphic list
JAY HENRY and wife OF Wllmath--
vile, were in town Tuesday. Mr.. Henry was
formerly merchant of Wilma.hville.
Mr.. Ed HATCH, a graduate OF the
Normal school here, but now of Chicago, is
attending commencement this week,
Mrs. JOHNSTON, of Ottumwa, Iowa
and Mrs. Eggleston. of Macon City, sisters
of j. S. Pool are spending Shis week in Kinks
vile.
PRoF. SELDOM STURGEs, of San Fran
cisco, California, one of the Oldest graduates
of the Normal, is visiting his Alma mater
this week
JoHN G. MUNGER, of Adair, called to
see us Tuesday. He is one of our progress
sive farmers and reports crops for the most
part looking well.
MEssRs. j. j. DAuDEY, B. NJ. Daudey
a. C. Dauday and Abel stuckey all large and
prominent farmers of Pettis township were
in town Tuesday.
AUGUST CUTLER, brought lot Of hogs
to town Wednesday that averaged SO pounds
Brasield Il Kellogg, bought them paying
1915 per hundred.
PRoF. w. n. Doyle. President of the
Novelty high school, and one of Missouri's
most successful educators was visiting the
Normal Wednesday.
Us. McGHEE, professor of mathema,
tics in the south eastern Normal, attended
commencement this week and delivered the
Alumni address Tuesday evening.
The Rev. G. T. KIMSEY was on the
train wrecked near Novinger, last Monday
morning and the passengers say he was the
oily one on the train that was frightened.
PRoF. OSBORNE, of the Warrensburg
Normal, Prof. Norton, President of the
Southeast Missouri Normal. and Hon. W. E.
Coleman were in attendance at commence
ment.
Ma. }. w. HALL and family will 60
to Des Moines, Iowa, Monday next and will
make that ity their future home. We regret
very much to lose these worthy people from
our midst.
JAS. Crow returned from visit to
Nebraska last week. He reports the corn
prospect good in tina. state. hut says the
the meadows OF Miss ourl beat anything he
ever saw.
| w. A. PICKENs wa s in town Wed
nesday. lie has over 100 acres of corn and
| did not have to replant. HIS corn looks
splendidly and he says his success is due tc
taking the Graphic's advice in regard to seed
corn and preparing the ground.
E. NJ. Collins and wife returned
from FLORIDA last week. where they spen
the winter. They are delighted with then
new home. Mr.. Collins returned yesterday
but Mrs. Collins will spend the summer with
her parents here.
Mr.. JAMES NEEDHAM formerly resi-
dent of Adair county. and well known t
many of our people, died at Fort Worth
Texas. May I'd. His widow Mrs. Mary ]
Needham is now visiting her brother D. C
Ratlid, of sperry, and win eturn to he
fathers in Des Dimes county, Iowa, in few
days.
Mr.. JoHN SMITH, who has been visit
ing his brother Geo. Wall Smith for itw,