Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-08-27
GRAPHICS.

Miss Ada Wilson of Macon is
visiting Miss Emma Brennemsn.
w. T. Gordon returned from
Delta, Iowa, last Friday morning.
W. B. Flowers, of Sperry, was
in town Wednesday.
Rev. W. II. Turner of Mexico
Mo-, is spending a few days in
town.
I. J. Dockery is building three
dwellings in the south part of
town.
Harry Tummond has just COM
pleted an extensive addition to
his residence.
Uncle Robt. Willis went to Pike
county last Friday to attend
family reunion.
Rev. W. L. Fletcher will preach
at the Fegley school house Sun
day August Doth at / o'clock.
The Vance bath rooms are de-
voted exclusively to ladies Thurs
day afternoon of each week.
There will be a picnic in the
grove near Salisbury school house
Saturday September the 4th. All
are invited.
A farm for sale cheap if appli-
cation is made at this Office before
September 18th. After that date
the price will be raised.
NJ. S. Montgomery of the
Creamery Grocery will start to
New York and Boston il a few
days to purchase goods.
Miss Emma Brenneman, who
has been visiting Mrs. W. E.
Austin of Trenton for several days
returned home Tuesday morning
Benz. Wilson, of Bible Grove
and L. Mustoe of Greentop were
in town last Friday and called at
the Graphic Office.
The rain Saturday morning and
Tuesday evering, have fixed fall
pasturage and stock water in first
class condition.-Trenton Times.
Hyram Snyder of Ringos' Point
was in town Wednesday and
brings favorable reports from his
township.
D. Brewington and Miss Lilly
McAtee of Hannibal, and John
Brewington of New York, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Brewington, Sunday,
c. T. Snow, of Kirksville, was
in town several days this week try.
ing the efficacy of maidstone on
a bite he received from a dog last
Friday night. The stone adhered
to the effected part unusually long.
-GeencaStle Ind.
Mrs. Laura Casebolt has music
classes at Kirksville, Greentop,
and Queen City. So popular has
she become as a teacher for the
piano that she finds it difficult to
meet the demands made upon Hr
time.
Last week we stated that 0. B.
James had a two year old colt that
weighed 1900 lbs. We were mis-
taken as to the name of the owner.
tits Isaac James, a brother of 0.
B. who owns the colt and it tips
the beam at 1875 lbs. instead of
200 lbs.
Having sold out their stock OF
groceries, Murphy Brothers de-
sire to thank their many friends
for past favors, and when they
again engage in business, which
they expect to do in a short time
they will be glad to meet all then
old customers.
There were eight delegates from
Hannibal to the Democratic con
.vention at Unionville last week
four of whom were saloon keep
ers. OF course they took charge
Of the Refreshments" and it il
reported car load of beer wills
key, and cigars went with the SAM
train. That's the kind of Grove
Mr.. Hatch musters with-Cantol
News.
Mrs. J. d. Huston, Miss Nor,
Johnston, Mrs. Julia Huston, Mis-
Clara Bricker of LaPlata, Mise
Rosa Morrison and Frederic
Strock of Sublette; Mrs Gee
Meeks, Mrs. n. A. Grove, Miss Id
Meeks, Miss Eliza Gross, Mis-
Lizzie Sewell and Miss Sadi
Kohlmeyer of Willard, F. "
johnson, l.. d. Cunning of Wilson
and l.. Z. Parsons and Z. E. Wa
tiers of Brashear we're callers g