Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-05-15
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transacted by the county court las
week.
A part of the county court pro
ceedings ls held over for mex
weeks publication.
Psrcell, the Photographer, hal
filled his picture cabinets for the
street, with new work that is very
attractive.
W. A. McKeehan's new sods
fountain is a beauty, and his de-
icious soda water draws constant
crowd of customers.
Fifty tickets were sold over the
o. X. line to Quincy, at Kinks
vile station, last Monday morning
The attraction was Sells Bros.
circus.
The district convention of the
F. and L. Q. met in this city
Thursday afternoon. Hon. John
NJ. London was elected as delegate
to the state convention.
Prof. butchers lecture at the
Christian church last Saturday
evening was highly interesting
and entertaining, and the house
WAS crowded.
Prof. ]. P. Wallace, who was
principal of the Kirksville public
schools, In 1875 and 1876, died Of
lagrippe at Garden City, Kan,
about two weeks ago.
81. E. Landes invites all to visit
his barber shop when wanting a
sh:ve or hair cut. Only first class
workmen are employed and salts
faction guaranteed to each custo-
mer.
The Bible Institute of Macon
Association meets at the First
Baptist church of Bevier, NO.,
May 80, 1891. A splendid pro-
gram has been prepared, and all
are invited to attend this meeting
of the association.
]. f. WHITAcRE returned, Mon
day. from business trip to Gales.
burg, ILL.,, where j. f. Whitacre &
Co. ara opening a new store. Mr..
Whitacre considers Galesburg
one of the finest towns in the
West.
Prof. Wright is building a
nice residence on the Englehart
clock. A handsome residence tor
w. A. McKeehan is also approach
ing completion. c. G. Anderson
is the contractor on these build,
ings.
The musical entertainments re-
Gently given at Sperry and Green
top, by the pupils of Prof. Heigh-
ton, were decided successes. Ex-
celIent programs of vocal and in
strumental selections were pre-
sented. Prof. Helghton is mu-
stefan and teacher of fine ability,
and the communities in which he
has labored have been greatly
benefited by his services.
j. 81. Parsons, state agent, will
meet the children of the several
Sunday schools of the city, at the
NJ. e. church, Sunday, May II, at
$3.50 p. m. A business meeting of
the county Sunday School Associ-
alton will be held at the Presbyte-
rian church, Monday May Is, al
10 o'clock a. m. All friends of the
Sunday school work are earnestly
requested to attend.
The Quarter Centennial of the
Southern Education Society will
be celebrated by the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday
morning and evening. Special
song service in the morning with
sermon by the pastor, Rey. Johr
Gillies, subject, "The lost Axe
at night concert will be Civ 81
by the Epworth League. The pub.
lie is invited to these services.
An Evolutionary Entertainment
by Miss Owen and her class Of
young ladies will be given at the
Opera House, Friday evening
May 22nd. Proceeds will be de,
voted to the Pertle Springs G. P
Sabbath School Encampment
The entire program, which is ,
unique one, will be given in Gre
clan Costumes. Tickets at Norma
bookstore only % cents. Seats
reserved all over the house.
At q meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the city schools, We'd
nesday night, the following teach.
ers were elected: Principal South
ward school, A. P. Waugh; princi.
pal North ward, L. B. Osborne
assistants, Misses Minnie Dawson
Carrie Steen, Fannie Gentry, Lucy
Patterson, Effie Dodson, Sarat
Gibbons, Ella Phillips, ALA An
derson, Myrtle LYDIA, Bertha Mat
lick and Mrs. Fannie Mumma
Prof. w. r. Frakes was reelected
principal of colored school.