Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-07-10
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GRAPHIcS.

Carter Bros. dentists south side.
Col. J. II. Kinnear is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Ella Davis has been re-
leased from jail on probation.
George and N. Speer are at
tending the races at Memphis
this week.
Leave your orders at 81. A. But
ler's-6rst door south of Graphic
sthce for Ice Cream.
ED. Ely preached at the Chris
tian church last Sunday morning
and evening, and had large audi
ences.
PROF. l.. B. SMITH has been
elected principal of the Franklin
school, Howard county, at S75 per
month.
The home market should not be
overlooked; often with little
care better prices can be secured
than by shipping.
The Edwards block on the north
side of the square at LsPlsta, was
destroyed by fire Monday morn
ing. The loss is about 81 600.
The GRAPHIC has letter from
distant subscriber requesting
that our Fsirview correspondent
attend more closely to business.
Rev. C. w. Campbell will
preach next Sunday, July II. at
Bethel, 1890 a. M; Bryant, 2:3O
.. ~, and Wesley Chapel 5 p. m.
All are invited.
J. w. Cason, of Stahl, who
came near losing his hand from
blood poisoning a short time
since, was in town Monday to
have his hand dressed.
Forty GER loads of low down
Buckeye grain drills passed
through LaPlata, over the Santa
Fe, Tuesday. They were going to
Kansas City for distribution.
Mr.. S. L. Prough, of this city,
delivered the address at Greentop,
July 4. A large crowd was pre-
sent, and the occasion was one OF
JOY, good will and patriotism.
Mr.. B. A. Bowman left box OF
red raspberries at the GRAPHIC
office this week. They were OF
the Cuthbert variety and the
largest we have ever seen.
At tho regular meeting of the
10. o. F., Wednesday evening
the following officers were install.
ed: w. F. Sholly, N. g.; B. w
Sands, V. G.. NJ. D. Cambell, r. G.
The work of boring for coal will
begin next week, near Rocky
Ford. The contract for the worl
has been closed and the boring
machine will arrive here this
week.
The heavy rain, Tuesday, caused
an overflow of Billy's Greek, ant
considerable wheat was washed
away. Geo. young, Godfrey
Sprang and George Darr were thu
principal losers.
The residence of 10. 81. Mich
OILS caught fire Saturday morning
from a burning rocket which
fell on the roof. The fire was dis
coyerd in time to save the build
ing, but a large hole was burned
in the roof. Fully covered by In
surance.
The NJ. E. church, of this city
now lighted by electricity, ha
been nicely painted inside, an
with new carpets. and new chair
for the choir and pulpit, presents
very neat, comfortable and invit
ing appearance.
Mrs. HARRIET MoREHoUsI
mother of Ex-Governor A. l
Morehouse, WAS thrown from
buggy Sunday while on the wa
to church and sustained injurie
from which she died two hour
later.
Mr.. Gus Frey, president of tn
Frey Stationery Company, S
Louis, and Warren Hamilton, {
this city, have purchased of 4
Bowen, about two and half acre
of land in the south part of tow
The amount paid for same
$1,000.
Major Bateman, of San Franci
co, California, lecturer OF Il
Right Worthy Grand Lodge,
Good Templsrs, will lecture t
night at the First Baptist churc
Lecture free and everybody invi
ed. He lectured last night at Il
Christian church.