Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-01-14
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John Christian returned yesterday
from 4 trip to Randolph comfy.
Mr.. j. Il. Evans of The Millard neigh
borhood. dropped in "Wednesday Tor the
purpose of continuing the GRAPHIC.
W. B. Harlan has put men to work
putting up brick for his new building.
nr. Glover, of Elmira. \. Va physi-
elm tthe homeopathic school. has been
stopping III town this week. The doc
tor is also an Accomplished Phr.n"lo-
gist.
Rev. \. J. Mumpower, WHO is assist
ing Rev. A. V. Bayley in a series of
meetings at this place at the NJ. F..
church south. called in company with
the latter gentleman on Wednesday
last.
Rev. N. J. Breaker. of Fayette, No,
also connected with The Central Bap-
fist. of st. Louis. is assisting Rev. j. c.
Ship IN the protraeted meetings at the
First Baptist church.
Samuel Francis. one of the well
known farmers and citizens of Clay
township, was in Tuesday, and liked the
GRAPHIC so well that he renewed for the
coming year
Or. John Moran. of Adair, was in
town Wednesday.
Friend 4. J. Gariock. Of Saltriver
township, called Wednesday. and was
recorded for another year OF, the GRAPH
&c.
Mrs. d. Baird, and her sister Miss
Hoye, accompanied by Mr.. David
Baird favored the Graphic Office with
a Pleasant call Saturday.
Mr.. y. Jackson has moved his Sew
ing machine Office to Clark's Store.
See notice in this issue.
Mr.. B. +. Lambkin is at his post a.
gain, having recovered from a slight
illness which kept him indoors a day
or two last week.
Mrs. Carney, of this place, is teach
ing at Greencastle.
John Hodge, of Walnut township,
had his leg broken by rolling say
log on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. W. H, PARCELS went to Jefier-
son City on Saturday night to attend
the Inauguration ceremonies.
P. NJ. Smith and Geo. W. McGov-
ern went to St. Louis Monday night to
attend the special session of the Grand !
Lodge of the l. o. O. F, called to
meet in that city in order to conform
he ritual and work Of the order to
hat adopted by the NJ. W G. L. Of
he I. S. This change, We believe,
brings all the Odd Fellows of the
world into strict harmony in their
work and materially strengthens the
order.
Mrs. D. NJ. Draper returned from
louisiana, Mo-, Saturday.
G. W. Meals. late OF the republican,
It Milan, was in town Tuesday.
Charley Gerhold was burned out at
he Memphis fire last week.
Mr.. jeff Custer, of Ringos Point was
Il town Friday on business.
The Parcels House. one of the most
opular hotels Of North Missouri. il ad-
ition to furnishing the tables with the
est the market affords has just added
100 worth Of Silyerware to the table
ervice.
Rev. J. c. Ship will now be under
he painful necessity of combing his
air each day.
Mr. James L. Robinson of the New
ork Store who left 50 quietly for the
ast last fall did not fool away any of
is time while gone, as is evidenced by
eturning last Friday with one of Vir- {
inia's tairest daughters as his wife
We wish them all the good things pos {
ble. and are confident if jim is not {
Apply he ought to be. For the present i
ley have rooms at tie Parcels House. |
Mr.. l. Slingerland, of Minnesota, is
! town and will spend few weeks
18th his brother \ Slingerland of this
lace.