Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-09-18

Mrs. DETIBBETrs, Of Quincy, i.
visiting her sister, Mrs. o. I
barrow, Of THE city, and will re.
main several weeks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ED. CLINE, Of
Pennington, Mo-, left for theil
home to-day after weeks visi
with their cousins, Mr.. Charles
and Miss Emma Billeiter.
Hon. W. Z. Coleman, of Mober-
ly, spent few hours in the city
Thursday morning. While here
ne visited the Normal.
Mr.. OT1o FISHER, of near Will.
mothvllle, is visiting his mother
who is quite i'll at the home of he1
daughter, Mrs. Frank Koehl.
Mr.. John Hombs left Thursday
morning for Fayetteville. Ark,
where he has accepted position
in large dry-goods establish
ment
Services at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church next Monday morn
ing and evening at the usual hours.
Subject for morning: "Christ and
His Bride" Theme for evening:
"The Prohibited Tree"
Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM ADAIR,
and daughters, who had been Wis.,
iting st the home of J. W. Ber-
nard for two weeks, left for their
home, Louisville, KY, Monday
morning.
Miss BESSIE CAMPBELL left last
Monday night. for St. Charles,
where she will attend Underwood
College. She WAS accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Mary Camp
bell.
MIR. FRANK SWEET who has
been travelling in various parts OF
the United States for two or three
years, returned to Kirksville
Saturday morning, and may de-
eide to locate permanently in
kirksvilie.
MIR. J. NJ. DeFrance has been
making some very attractive i'm
proyements in front of his resi-
dence. 1t would add hundred
fold to the appearance of the
street if al the property owners
on his street would follow the ex-
ample be has given them.
Kirksville Presbyterry of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
ls II session this week at Pleasant
Hill Church, Scotland county.
Rev. J. B. Mitchell and ". 7.
Baird are in attendance as mem
bers of this body. DR.. MitchelI's
pulpit vii be yscant next Sunday.
Capt. ". D. Sigler who arrived
here from Mcpherson. Kans., a
few days ago, returned to Nc
Pherson yesterday accompanied
by his brother, L. G. Sigler. In
about ten days he will return to
kirksville with his family, and
will engage in some line of mer-
chandise, but Just what mas not
yet been determined.
Mr.. Henry Hannah is Just now
enjoying his second crop of straw
berries. Mr.. Hennahs berries
have become quite noted for their
size and fine flavor, and how it is
that he invariably has q second
crop OF the lucious fruit about the
time of the Harvest moon, is q Sc
cret that other berry growers have
not been able to unravel.
Mr.. FRANK BEsTMAN one of the
proprietors of the new daily paper
soon to be established in Kinks
vile, arrived In town last Friday
with his household goods. His
wife and children, now visiting
relatives at Carthage, will arrive
in few days. Mr.. Bestman is
now perfecting all arrangements
for the establishment of the new
publication.
j. W. Tinsman and son, Fred,
are receiving large orders from
distant points for their photo
graphic back grounds. They fill
ed two large orders this week, one
from Dallas, Tex. and the other
from Kansas City. Mr.. Fred
Tinsman will have entire charge
of the back ground business next
year, as his father contemplates
spending year in Paris studying
art.