Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-04-14
Mr.. A. Jackson, late Of Hannibal, IS

DIR. Hopkins, of Brashear, was in
town to-day and gave us n pleasan,
business call.
II. Ross 4 Co., Of the Kirksville
Mills have opened -four store in the
Coop building.
The funeral of Hon. Thos. Allen
took place on the nth, at his old home
at Pittsfield, Mass.
Mrs. Nicholas Smith, formerly Ida
Greeley, died at at her fathers home
stead on the Irth.
Farmers, Bear in mind that the
Wooden Mill is in operation. When
you bring IN Wool, call and see them.
The GRAPHIC Office has Just com.
pleted the Ordinances for the village OF
Green CITY, Sullivan ounty, Mo.
Service at the NJ. F. Church, south
next Sabbath-moming and evening
by the pastor. All are cordially invit-
ed.
Those who SO industriously put in
gardens last week have feeling OF
being cleft somehow when they look
out at the snow to-day.
Mr. Robert Watson returned TO-DAY
after a three months absence i'm Kan
sas- He represents the prospect tor a
good crop IN southern Kansas, as en-
cellent- Mrs. Watson, who has been
visiting at Columbia, returned with
him.
Miss Edmonds and Miss A. Markey
are prepared to make your dresses in
the latest STYLE and the neatest ma nner,
employ no apprentices. and engage
no more work than can be well done.
Stamping neatly done. Give them a call.
Rooms at Mrs. McGlothlin's old
stand.
The Methodist Episcopal church, of
this city, has organized Under the
pastor an Assembly Service. The de.
sign of the service is to improve Sun
day school teachers and scholars in
knowledge of evidences of Christianity.
The course will be constituted of thir.
teen lessons. The first of these SER
vices was heiu on last night in the
chapel of the NJ. E. Church with a
good attendance. At the close of the
term some competent lecturer will be
called who viii deliver public lecture
on the theme. There is no expense
connected with the enterprise except
the procuring of a scratch book and
pencil. The subject discussed on last
night was the Authority of the Holy
Scriptures" The next meet ing will be
held on Tuesday next.
Henry Lewis, OF Livingston county.
has moved he re with his family.
Rev N. M. Enyear, of Atlanta, Mo.
was the guest of Rev. f. NJ. Green
last night.
W. J. Smith and wife have Returned
from their visit to Irontown and Pilot
Knob.
Mrs. J. EdminSton and her sister Miss
S tatford, returned Wednesday from
visit to friends in Edna.
When you want fine photographs,
go to Swemn's. They ale using the
lightning Process, cloudy as we'll as
clear weather.
| will preach on next Sabbath at
Greentop at II a. M, and at the
Bryant School house at p. m. All are
kindly invited to attend. FIN. GREEN.
R. w. Sawyer, formerly of this place
who went from here to Kansas City.
has returned again to this place with
his family.
DR.. Will Drake formerly of this place
is now located at Lamar, this state, and
is getting INTO good business.
The family of T. J. Lambert have
gone to ST. Charles where Mr.. Lambert
is working his gang on the st. Charles |
Bridge. They will return as soon as
the work is completed.
Miss Ada Greenwood, of Kansas
City, who has been teaching elocution |
in Mexico and Sedalia during the win
ter, is here and will remain two or |
three weeks among her many friends.
Mrs. D. e. Pierce and Mrs. c. j. Pol
lock went to Quincy Wednesday last,
and returned Thursday.
Halliday Bros. have purchased a
new delivery wagon which is hobby
affair. 1t came from the establishment
VI w. J. Wilkes & Co.
Oberly & Melvin have purchased the
butcher establishment of Davis &
,herrer, northeast corner of the square,
md will conduct fist class butcher
hop. Give them a call