Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-08-18
Wednesday e Daily,

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Wednesday e Daily,
; The funeral ceremonies of H. w
Spencer took place yesterday after
noon, and was quite largely attended
] They were conducted by the Knight.
of Pythias of which he was a promi
nent member.
i Mr.. and Mrs. LATE. Soles spent Sun
day at Cookville.
Mss Sallie Hamilton of Jacksonville
Ills, is visiting the family of S. Hamll.
ton of this place.
Miss Carrie Gill visited the family Of
Mr.. John w. Gill in Saltriver on Satur
day and Sunday.
A number of our citizens think of Wis
iting New Baden this week.
The La Plata Savings bank has pass.
ed INTO the hands of a new directory.
Mr.. A. Kinyon was in town Monday
looking as happy as successful candi.
date.
Clay township cast less than forty
votes out Of her two hundred.
Elder L =. ner preached at New Bad
en- Springs Sunday. Toplc:-"The Res.
surrectlon."
Parties desiring to 60 to New Baden
next Saturday can hear of a cheap con.
veyance by calling at this Office. A
load of six or eight wanted.
The lecture of DR.. Long at the NJ. E.
church on tomorrow night will he
Free. 1t is a rare chance to hear an
able speaker.
Mrs. ]. M. Greenwood, of Kansas
City is visiting Klrksvllle friends, hav-
ing arrived here Thursday evening.
md take everything with them except
feather-bed, don't know anything about
lit. They go fumbling around with
few pounds of ballast, and when they
get into a wrong current there they
stick Now h".-'-co-, ".,a NJ
A. half interest in the celebrated
New Baden Spring property is offered
for sale in this issue. The right kind
of a man can make Bonanza IS this
property if properly handled.
Miss Louie Hoag went to Quincy,
Wednesday, with Mrs. Phelps who has
been visiting here.
Henry ADKINS started back to
Arkansas Saturday morning. He has
not yet fully determined at what par
ticular point he will stop and go into
business.
Mrs. ]. M. Swallow, of Milan, is
visiting her parents in this place.
We are glad to hear that Hon. A.
L. Gibbs, of Wilson township is gradu-
ally recovering his health again. He
has been quite i'll during most Of the
summer.
Mr.. L. Holiday whohas been attend
ing Mrs. Smiths Writing Institute
will leave next week for Stanberry,
Mo-, where he will have an Institute Of
his own.
Prof. Ford has returned from
Illinois. He has resigned his position
in the Normal, to accept position in
that state. His many friends in this
city will be extremely sorry to loose
him.
Mr.. W. P. Clifford, of Iowa, the mil
ling expert, and the inventor of a num-
Der Of appliances tor grading and
cleaning grain is here overseeing the
arrangement of some of his apparatus
in the Kirksville Mills.
Mrs. Capt. Falkenstlne of this county
and Mrs. Heidel Of Carlton, Mo-, daugh-
ter OF Capt. Falkenstine paid the GRAPH
&c Office visit Saturday.
A correspondent from Knox county
writes "the temperance banner IS float
ing; the dramshop petitions were badly
scooped on Monday" Petitions for re-
moval of license where presented to the
county court but were refused. This
is highly creditable to the people of
Knox county. We learn that many of
our Catholic christians were active
workers for their defeat.
We dropped into John Portei's wood
and coal office this morning, and while
there, tested a sample of the Putnam
county mineral spring situated on the
lands of the new coal company re-
Gently organized, The water has a
decided mineral taste and are said to
be very beneficial in all diseases arising
from disorders Of the liver etc. No
analysis has yet been made
so that the chemical constituents of
the water, is not known positively.
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