Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-05-20
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Mr.. 4. Sechrist and wife came oy
from Milan Tuesday morning.
Another old landmark eone.-Judp
Ellison has new buggy.
j. W. Long. returned miner, is bae
to his old place behind Lamkin's coul
ter. Come to stay this time.
VIM. Hart, of Clay, was on our stree,
Wednesday.
| Miss Laura Tull is teaching III
summer school at Queen City. Tn,
is her third engagement at that place
We present as an item of news. thi
week. the financial statement of Adai
county. Last year the county pai
two hundred and thirty dollars for til
Job.
Some are born great, others ach:ev,
greatness. hut this don I account for tn
boom at the Quincy store. Good goods
low prices and advertising did il
They have Just opened fine line o
glass ware.
John B. Willis, of Shibley's Point
came down Wednesday to see his faith
er who is i'll.
}. N. Brown. of the Brashear House
Brashear, was in town day before yes
terday.
Mrs. G. r. Holmes, of Glenwood. wa.
visiting in this city few DAYS thi.
week.
Mrs. Van Cookson spent :, few day:
.n Brashear this week.
Mrs. R. S. Doneghy. of LaPlata
spent day or two here this week with
the family of her brother T. c. Camp
bell, and her sons the DoIeghy Broth.
erS
Miss Jennie Mccoy. of Independence,
Mo-. s here visiting the family of T.
C. Campbell.
Miss Belle Suter. after a couple OF
month soiourn in this city. with her
sister Mrs. VIM. Clark. returned to her
home IN Clark county this week.
LII. Atterbury writes us from the
Excelsior Springs. Clay county. that
his health is improving since he went
there. Thanks for copy of the Adj
vocate giving an account of new health.
resort
Gen. Prentiss will deliver the grafton
on Decoration day at Centervilie, Iowa.
Ira Elliott writes from Kansas. May
18th. that the country seems to he in a
prosperous condition and all crops took
we'll We are glad to hear that Mr..
Elliott is feeling much better.
DR.. S. 4. Houston and wife started
for trip to Charlton county on Tues
day morning to visit his father and
mother. They will also visit Omaha
and the Territories. They will be gone
about 4 month on a recruiting trip.
Prof. Baldwin filed The pulpit at the
first Baptist church. Sunday at II
0 clock. for the pastor. who had been
called away from the city.
Mr.. o. 2. Davis IS in town this week,
looking after the publication of lee
ture recently delivered by him on the
question The lecture
will also be published in the east.
Rev. Mr.. Holland, who has been Wis
visiting his fatherin-law, Mr.. s. X.
Fowler. returned to his home at Frank
ford. Monday morning.
Mr.. Ballew is moving his hotel fur
,iture TO Unionvllle this week We
earn he has taken the Empire House
n that place.
Uncle Charley Allgair has completed
he ornamentation of a room in his
louse which is well worth seeing. The
walls from floor to ceiling are covered
With pictures pasted on like wall paper.
IundredS and hundreds. of all sizes.
hapes aud kinds. gathered by himself
II donated by friends. meet the eye at.
very turn. The effect is rather pleas
ngto the eye and altogether novel
We have meyer seen anything like it
,efore.
Elder Ship returned Wednesday
corning from quite an extensive trip
trough Northern Illinois.
Fridays Daily
Miss Emma Guipe, of the music de-
artment of the I.aBelle High School.
ame up last Friday night and will
emain over until Monday morning.
Forty years trial in proved "BlACK.
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