Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-05-22
GRAPHIcS.
Kirksville will celebrate.

hlrkeNlile VIII celcu-hte.
Tinsman for fine photographs.
Carter Brothers, dentists south
side.
The June races OF the Adair
county A. & nj. Society have been
postponed.
Letters received from Quincy
state that DIR. Grove il not SO we'll
as last week.
John Moore was elected street
commissioner at the council meet
ing, Monday night.
Mr.. Henry Eckert Will construct
side walk of vitrified brick, in
front of his residence.
A new brick walk has just been
completed in front of the Norton
property on High street.
Don't forget to read the adver-
tisements In the cheap column of
the GRAPHIC. 1t will pay you:
The little lake in front of the
Pool hotel was filled up this week.
1t was thought to be unheslthful.
b. W. DoNEGHY, of Macon,
spent Wednesday in Kirksville.
the guest of his brother, A. l.
Doneghy.
1t is reported that the extension
of the Short Line from Hannibal
to Kirksville has been postponed
for another year.
Mr.. G. E. Soule, master of trans
portatlon, o. K. Line, was in the
city Tuesday, looking after the in
terest of his road.
It is reported that the Farmers
Alliance will build a Touring mill
at Greentop, and work will begin
Oh it at an early day.
Baird & Grassle have recently
made large shipments of tomb
stones and monuments to Rut-
ledge, BuckliE and Shelbina.
W. F. Willis has purchased the
interest of Henry Eckert, Sen, in
the firm of Henry Eckert & Son,
and the firm name will hereafter
be Willis & Ecke1t.
The Cyclone Stacker Company
has decided to move from New
London. A little effort would
have secured the location of this
industry at Kirksville.
Judge G. P. Hess of Macon, Will
deliver the address st Brashear,
Memorial Day. The Judge is an
eloquent speaker, and no one who
hears him will be disappointed.
The street leading to the ceme-
terry has been graded, and its for
mer condition greatly improved.
Other streets in town are receiY-
ing attention from the street COM
missioner.
Kilksville has had no celebra.
ton for two years. 1t is now pro-
posed to have the most magnifi-
cent celebration in the history of
the town. Attend the mass meet.
ing next Tuesday afternoon.
There will be mass meeting in
the park next Tuesday afternoon
at 3o'clock, to arrange for Fourth
of July celebration at Kirksville.
There should be full attendance
of the business men.
ED. J. W. DAVIS preached a
Concord, Sunday. From Concord
he went to Greensburg to attend
the debate between Ed. Q. M
Browder of the Christian church
and W. A. Hatton of the Baptist
church.
Mr.. SAMUEL REED left Tuesday
morning, on bushes trip to Au
rora and Marshfeld. At Auror,
he will meet his brother, Edwin
Reed, of Toledo, O., who ha
large mining interests at tina
place.
Mr.. n. WILSON has our thank
for Colorado Springs COLORADO
papers, giving full account of tn
magnificent reception rendered
the President and party on tn
occasion of their recent visit t,
that city.
Mr.. Geo. Rich brought potato
vines to the GRAPHIC office We'd
nesdsy, that measured two feet il
length. His entirs patch show
vines of equal length, and are nov
in bloom. Mr.. Rich will proba
bly, have the earliest potatoes il
the county.
DR.. Cohen who was called t
Lehigh, Indian Territory, las
week, on account of tho dsngerou
illness of his brother, returne,
home Monday morning. Whe:
he arrived at Lehigh, Thursda
morning, his brother had bee
dead several hours.
Mr.. John w. Miller, one G
Queen City's prominent bushes