Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-01

y There will be . meeting of the G..
R., at the knights or Pythias Hall o
Friday night.
. See notice of Furniture for sale 8
cost. Mr.. Gardner means what h
: says and it will pay you to call roun
and see him.
We regret to learn that Mrs. R. "
Mears is very sick. She has been ill to
some time and was getting better bu
was taken worse Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Eversull who has heel
absent In Kansas. for the past min
months, is at home on a visit renewin,
his acquaintance with his family.
Mr.. A. H. Linder, started Monda,
morning for visit to his son in Kansas
He expects to remain and attend thu
soldiers reunion at Topeka in Septem
Der.
Mr.. A. s. Gibbons who has been sum.
merlng in Minnesota and Dakota, has
returned and will teach a six months
school near Shelbyville, at $50 per
month.
| Willis Wilson, an enterprising grocer
of Queen City, paid the GRAPHIC plea
sent call this morning, and showed his
appreciation of the Visitor and Tech
err by leaving the silver" for it
Gordon Dinsmoor writes US from
Winterset, Iowa, that he will lie at
Dexter, IN that state for time. The
institute at Winterset was big thing
and has just closed.
E. E. DAVIS spent last week in at
tending the La Plata camp meeting.
He reports large attendance all week,
with an immense audience an Sunday.
Mr.. I. j. Tate has gone to Colorado
for two or three weeks. vacation. We
should not wonder bit if "T. J.' mad
another object in view but we won't
give the particulars till he comes back.
There is move on foot to organize
a professional mems literary club or
society to meet at the pastors study in
the NJ. E. Church. We would be glad
to see something of the kind inagurat-
ed.
Mr.. B. G.. Price has returned from his
sad errand to Illinois-the burial of his
wife-and has resumed his place at |
Harlan Bros. He expects to make
Kirksville his permanent home.
Mrs. Sands returned home Tuesday
from months visit to Illinois. She
vas accompanied by Mrs. Swan and
daughter of Good Hope, Ills, who are
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Sands.
L. j. Bell has Just re 'urned from a
visit from central Missouri. He reports
crops of oats, wheat, and
corn down there. As that section was
badly injured by the drouth sast year,
this years bountlful crops will prove a
double blessing.
A large number of our citizens went
to LaPlata, by train Sunday to attend
the holiness camp meeting. The crowd
was immense and the services interest
ng. We understand that the meeting
will be continued over next Sunday.
At the request of Mr.. Jos. NJ. Ivie, we
his announcement as an in
dependent candidate tor Circuit clerk.
Having purchased herd of horses to
% take te northern markets, he does not
eel like sacrificing the time and mon
y necessary to make thorough an
ass.
We learn that a gentleman having t
nglnes, tools, and machinery suitable q
Or a furniture factory is anxious to /
ocate in Kirksvllle. He is offered T
rounds gratis at another point bu.
refers this. Should he offer the
ght kind of proposition we believe Il
ur citizens here would make induce /
tents for him to locate among US.
The County Republican Central Com
littee held meeting Saturday tor the .
urpose of perfectlng its organization.
he members present were j. H. Nov :.
lRer, G. W. Lord, G. W. Deaton, R. ].
Iynds, Newton Vandiver, Daniel Tut
e, I. J. Dockry, }. L. Zeigler and b
apt. R. N. Toler. Capt. R. N. Toler il
as chosen Chairman Of the committee, Il
nd I. J. Dockry, Secretary. o
Prof. L. Holiday, late of this city, u
nd graduate of Mrs. W. j. Smiths n
Writing Institute, has located at Stan "
cry, Mo. He exhibited specimens of a
IS penmanship, at this office, CT
hich will compare favorably "
it'll the best work of that kind we have D.
,er seen, and we doubt not he will be
competent instructor in the field he re
Is chosen. We wish him success, m
The Democratic mass meeting gath a.
ed at the Masonic public hall, and OF
as quite well attended. Delegates OF
ere selected to attend the Congression- nj