Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-05-19
TUESDAYS Daily.

Have some pie?
Mrs. D. c. Pierce has gone to Iowa on
visit TO friends and relatives.
| Frank Dodson is quite sick at hi
fathers south of town.
P. F. Greenwood is again back after an al
sence of week at Scdalia on legal business.
Col. E. A. kutzner, of Memphis, is in town
and gave the GRAPHIC a pleasant call this
morning.
The New National Bank Is HAVING
fine plate glass windows put in thi:
week.
Summer school commences at Sublett,
next Monday. Miss Mary Clark is to be thu
| teacher.
The district conference of the VI. E. churcl
meets in this city. The opening sermon will
| be preached at the VI. +. church this even.
| ing.
Mr. W. T. Musson, of Floyd's Creek
neighborhood, went to illinois last
week. called there by the illness of his
father.
The recent railroad change of time, seems
to have disorganized the mail service st
Louis papers are now twenty-four hours be-
hind time.
Mr.. Ellsworth O'Brien, from Wilmath-
vile, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Kirksville, looking for a home and for
some one to help HIM take care of it..
Kirksvllle has so many attractions for
Wilmathville boys.
Mrs. Hayhurst, OF Waterloo, Wis,
who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. H.
G. Hiidreth, of Troy Mills. Mrs. Hill
dreth and her daughter Mrs. Notes.-The,
gave the GRAPHIC a call yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Hayhurst leaves to-day for
her home.
Rev. A. J. Baird of Nashville Ten
nesSee, pastor of one of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Churches of that city is
conducting series Of meetings in this
city. DIR. Baird is very pleasant and
persuasive speaker, and chains the
attention of his hearers from the'begin-
ming 10 the end of his services. Meet
ings every day and night this week at
TIE Cum berland Church.
Wednesday Daily,
Miss Jennie Dodson went to Memphis
Yesterday.
Rev. ]. S. Boyd expect to fill his ap-
pointment at Bryant school house next
Tuesday the 25rd inst Jas P. NJ.
Four orders for job work from three
different parties at Butte City Montana
received by the GRAPHIC this week.
Mrs. Jenning, of Moulton, Iowa,
formerly Miss Dot Elliot of this place,
is visiting kirksville friends this week.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath, (21sD at II O'Clock A.
NJ. Song service IN the evening.
DR.. WesScher is back from St. Louis.
Parties are here from Iowa, with a
view of purchasing the New Baden
hotel.
The funeral of Willie Quintal vas
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
T. J. Sublette oneSof the wide awake
of Polk was in town Mon
day.
Andrew Jackson is at home with his
family for few days from hannibal.
Not many farmers in town this week.
All at work getting ready for big
crops.
What is the use of harplng longer
on the school bond question. The peo-
pie decided it, as they had right to
do.
The grandest entertainment ever wit
messed in kirksville to be gwen by Prof
AkerSon, Friday night at the NJ. E
church.
Mr.. John Gardner is moving his
stock of furniture into the room over
Wilkes e Wizards grocery store in
stead of the Coop building as heretofore
Mr.. SwIgert has retired
from the business.
Mr.. Frank Quinn has purchased The
Thinner building on the east side of
the square. He has also purchased the
right to manufacture and the machln-
cry and apparatus of DR.. N. Wilson's
Rocky Mountain Bitters, and proposes
to conduct that business in the future
The Unite Soclable" advertised for this
Thursday eve. at the residence of Mr..
W. j. Ashlock, with the cheerful con.
sent of our host and hostess, Is laid off
TILL after the religious meetings now in
progress in the city. The ladies of the
Baptist church, meanwhile, desire to
return sincere thanks to the young
friends whose attendance upon the
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