Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-08-15
aRApHIcs.

uooo butter has been in demand this
week. $50
Comb honey was reported scarce and
In demand this week.
kirksvilie win soon be able to turn
out splendid drum corps.
builders report scarcity of good
hands, as everybody seems to be busy
just now.
Inc Greenback mass meeting Satur-
DAY was but slimly attended. Dele.
gates were appointed TO the state and
Congressional Conventions.
Have you witnessed any of the
ground and lofty tumbliug so popular
at the skating rink?
Those railroad crossings want look.
ing after. Will our city fathers cast
their eyes over in that direction?
Whooping cough is all the rage
among the little folks of Kirksvi'le.
No family is in style that hash t one or
two cases on hand.
We publish the new railroad time
table this week. 1t went into effect on
Sunday last.
l. j. Atterberry, of Atlanta, dropped
IN and favored us with some late items
on Wednesday.
Mr.. I. w. Prentice and wife, OF
Liberty township, passed through town
wednesday enroute to Iowa on a trip
tor pleasure and recreation.
About one hundred persons Joined
the excursion 20 Trenton yesterday
morning.
Quite a number of Klrksyille folks
attended the camp meeting west of
town on Sunday, returning at late
hour Sunday night.
We learn that Mr.. Wad dill. who was
SO badly hurt last week. is doing quite
as well as could be expected.
+. s. Hoag has been engaged in re-
prising and adjusting the new Touring
mill at Shlbley's Point for the past two
weeks.
MIS-. Gennie McChesney, nee Grove,
while roller skating last week tell and
sustained fracture of one of the small
er bones of the arm.
The marshal has been looking after
the too odorous hog pens this week and
requiring the possessors of such luxu-
ries to clean up, or abate them. Good
idea.
Our enterprising fellow townsman
j. " Bernard has another huge brick
kiln nearly ready to fire. 1t will con-
tain 250,000 brick. He also has large
lot on hand and is prepared to Gil
orders, large or small on short notice.
Mr.. Alex Bailey, who owns what is
known as the Rogers place" south of
town, on the old Macon City road, drop
ped in to see US Saturday morning and
left on our table two very fine early
Rose potatoes. The two potatoes
weigh two pounds and half. He has
quite large patch of these potatoes.
besides tobacco, corn and other truck.
Drs. Cohen & Morrow are now estab-
lished in their new rooms opposite the
post-office and are better fixed than
they were before the fire cleaned them
out so unceremoniously. Their new
building gives them large waiting or
reception room in front with consul
tation and library room IN the rear.
Up stairs a private Office and waiting
room for ladies has been nicely carpet
ed and furnished, so that what we said
last week, as to their having the incest
professional rooms in North Missouri,
is more than carried out by the facts in
the case. The GRAPHIC wishes a long
aud prosperous occupancy of their
present quarters.
Mr.. G. o. Klipsche, of Greencatle,
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. D. Rich, OF GreencastIe, spent a
portion of Wednesday in Kirksville.
We run across W. 7. Floyd Wednes-
day afternoon, and he informs us that
last week he cut bee tree. and eleven
feet and half of the hollow was filled
with honey comb.
W. j. Beach, of Salt river was visi-
ole on our streets Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane Lowrance, of Polk. was in
town Wednesday and gave the GRAPHIC
a pleasant and substantial call.
Mr.. L. S. Balch and wife of Liberty
township, was in Kirksville, Wednes-
day.
Henry Foncannon was up from Mil
lard on Wednesday.
Mr.. Ben. White, OF Walnut, was in
town on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mathews and daughter in COM
pany with Miss Nettle Mikel, all of
Sublette, made the GRAPHIC Office call
Wednesday.
Mr.. Lewis Spriggs, one of the live