Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-11-15
J.R. Ferguson's grocery house

vas represented by Gertrude
GENTRY. She was dressed in "Lit-
lie Red Riding Hood" costume,
andcarried a basket filed with veg
stables. Banner-RIack velvet,
name in beans AMI rice, pendants
Of variety Of articles in grocery
line.
Joseph Baum, dry goods and
represented by Miss
Jennie Baum. Costume one OF
the latest novelties. serge suiting
with handsome broche borde, !
beautiful banner of plush and
surah, ornamented with ribbons
and Corticelli silk; inscription of
plush on the surah.
Miss Mollie Greenslate repre-
sented Browning's Big Bargain
Bazaar. Banner, red plush with
four large BIS in silver tinsel and
green silk chenille. Her dress
was of red plush with china silk
waist and drapery, decorated with
elegant tips, jet ornaments and
ribbons.
J.B. Kronk & Co., Virginia
Cigar Factory, displayed both
fancy and plain work in tobacco.
Miss Matte TapIey, their repre-
sentative, wore a dress of white
wool, decorated with cigars. She
carried a cell blue banner with
name of firm on one side, on the
other a decoration of cigars.
Sholly & Fry, restaurant and
fruits, represented by Miss Mary
Willis. Costume, pink cashmere
trimmed with real lace, and orna.
mented with candies and tropical
fruits. Banner, silk plush, lettered
Sholly & Fry in red and white
gum drops, and ornamented with
peanuts and domestic fruits.
Miss Anna Western Represent
ed A. l. Doneghy's shoe depart
ment. Banner Of dark green plush
with pink trimmings, and satin
shoe in center; dress blue and white
checked chslly decorated with
shoes; necklace of shoe buttons
and girdle of button hooks; head
dress a blue plush slipper pro.
fusely decorated.
Florence Chambliss represented
Shaver g. Owen-Grocery House
She wore beautiful white WOO
dress with black silk sash, epaulets
of cabbage leaves, and orna.
mentsd otherwise with apples
candy and turnips. She carriec
a handsome banner appropriately
decorated and bearing the firm
name arranged in coffee.
Miss Mamie Steele represented
P. NJ. Smiths Hardware and Fur.
niture stores. Her dress was o.
cream henrietta trimmed will
knots of ribbon and Handsomely
decorated with articles from the
hardware store. Her banner wal
of golden plush trimmed with pale
blue chenille cord and ornamentee
with articles of tinware.
Geo. R. Brewington, dry goods
was represented by Miss Laur.
Brewington. Banner, red plush
front trimmed with tinsel core
and pendants, with firm name il
gold tinsel. Back, light blue satil
decorated with samples of good:
in stock. Costume, black princetts
dress and sash of Florentine silk
Miss Mollie Chambliss repre-.
sented the Dry Goods House O
B. +. Lamkin. She wore blacl
dress which YVES tastefully decor
ated with linen handkerchiefs anc
muf1iers. Head-dress was a hand
some muffier arranged in Greciar
cap. Carried an elegant banner
of pink and blue plush with name
Of firm embroidered in green silk
Pendants of bead ornaments.
Jos. Crist's Restaurant and Ba.
kerry display was good. Miss
Leona Kellogg wore red silk
dress decorated with crackers,
buns, candies and nuts. On hel
head she wore quite becomingly 6
hat composed of two loaves oi
bread; she carried banner of red
plush; name wrought in oyster
crackers; pendants of crackers
buns and cakes.
G. F. Mumma, blacksmith, was
represented by Miss Ida Cook
costume, black wool dress; panel
of horse shoes; side decorated with
hammer and tongs; vest of horse
shoe nails; crown of horseshoe
nails and large horseshoe in front
Banner, blue leather, fringe OF
horse-shoes; painting of man
shoeing horse In center; name OF
firm in gilt letters.
Robt. Clark, Hardware, was
represented by Miss Maggie Glenn.
Her banner was of white MORE
silk with "Robt. Clark" made of
brass rings, and was carried on a
hammerless, nickle-plated target
gun. Her costume was red henri
eta and black plush, decorated
with sleigh bells, knives, forks,
spoons, pistols and scissors. The