Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-14
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| An interesting letter from Greento,
will appear in our next issue.
| Miss Alice Otto will please accept
our thanks for very beautiful bouque
OF choice flowers.
| There will be picnic at Golden
Rule school house, Saturday Angus,
22d. All invited.
A colore1 boy was brought before
Fsl. Harris Monday and fined ten dol.
lars and costs for tresspassing IN the
orchard Of John l.. Rice.
The address Of Mr.. Geo. Mcclure,
delivered at the memorial exercises
last Saturday afternoon will appear in
our next issue.
j. E. Damp, OF Brashear, was in town
Wednesday. He thinks OF bringing a
Touring mill to Kirksvllle and our peo-
pie should give him every encourage
ment.
The most valuable male received by
our worthy post master, within the
past few years. arrived Monday night
the 10th. DR.. Coe says she is a
bouncer."
Elder A. Russell will occupy the
pulpit of Rev. ]. E. Squires. next Sun
day at II o'clock, a. m. The organist
and choir are requested to be in their
places.
Go to the Opera "The Doctor of Al
cantara" Sept. 18th, 10th and 18th. and
hear Mr.. Con Hippo-to-to lopez Pom
poso sing. He is immense.
Ellsworth Marley died at the resi-
dence of his father, F. NJ. MarkeY I,
Tuesday at IL o'clock. He was a
strong young man, aged II years and
was i'll but a few hours.
R. Mears was arrested and taken be.
fore Esq. Harris for kicking and other
wise injuring fellow man yesterday.
For his m omentary diversion he was
fined ten dollars and costs amounting
IN all to 1873
We have received a letter from
the editor of the Highmore, Oa-
kota) Herald, stating that Mr.
N. W. Churchill was the severest
sufferer in the Cyclone of the 18th inst.
He and family were lie It without house,
clothing or food. MIR. Churchill was
formerly resident of this county and
his many friends here would, no doubt
be glad to help him in this extremity.
Either of the banks will cheerfully
forward, free of charge any contrlbu-
tons that may be made in this worthy
cause.
A doctor of Richmond says that if
people will take bath in hot whiskey
and rock salt twice a year they will
never catch cold. Until somebody has
tried this new remedy, we would say,
stick to the old and reliable DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup.
Last Monday evening Mr.
and Mrs. N. A. Baylor, in honor
of their nleces Misses Lula and
Mamie Sharp, who are home tor
the summer vacation, threw open
their elegant parIors to large num-
Der of the youth and beauty of Kinks
vile. The time to eleven o'clock was
spent in games and social convers,
when an elegant repast OF cake and
and ices was served. Those present as
noted by the GRAPHIC reporter were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. R. Brewington, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. McChesney. Mrs. A. L. L. Shep-
herd, Mrs. G. w. Sharp Misses Kate
Baker, Anna Warner. Mamie Sharp,
Ida Fowler, Anna Shepherd, Lottie
Specer, Metric Smith, Mamie Grove,
Lula Sharp, Allie Link, Mollie Reed,
Bessie Dufield, Lula Chambllss,
Mollie Chambliss, Jessie Thatcher.
Messrs w. w. Fulkerson, W.. Cham
bliss, w. F. Link, w. D. Oldham,
Robt. Clark. Alex Chambliss, o. E.
McFadon, J S. Corley, Geo. Eckert,
H. e. PARCEL, J. A. Whitacre, John
O'Ferrell, Ed. Whitacre,