Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-07-31
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GRAPHICS.

Tinsman for photographs.
Carter Bros. dentists, south side
The new addition to the mill is
rapidly nearing completion.
The l.. S. club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Ellison
Tuesday evening.
MIR. S. A. Foulk made business
trip to Charlton county last week
He reports that crops are looking
fine in that section.
Prof. Dobson will lecture on
true education, at the NJ. E.
church, next Tuesday evening. All
are cordially invited to hear him
Redmon d McDaniels have sold
their restaurant stock and fixtures
to a Clinton man, and the goods
were shipped to that place, Thurs.
day.
Rev. ". P. Lakeland. A. H..
president OF Chaddock college
Quincy, ILL.,, will occupy the pulpit
in the NJ. L. church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Herbert Sawyer. formerly Of
kirksville, was recently ordained
a minister of the Christian church
at Kansas City. The Kansas City
papers speak of him as very tai
ented young man.
Mrs. David Clark has canned 100
quarts of cherries this summer be-
sides drying a large quantity.
Adair has many thrifty, industri-
GUS women, but we doubt if this
record can be beaten.
Rev. G. W. Sharp returned from
trip Of eighteen days in Knox
and Lewis counties, Monday.
During this trip he organized SIX
new Sunday schools, and preached
number of sermons.
LOOMS q Holmes have an Or
der for three iron fronts for new
brick buildings at Queen City
This firm also filled an order for
saw mill machinery for saw mill
company in the state of Oregon,
few days ago.
c. f. and S Griffin, of Stickler.
vile, were in town, Wednesday
S. Griffin has been a resident OF
Kansas for twelve years, but has
returned to Adair comfy and
purchased farm. There Is nc
place like Missouri.
Mr.. WILLIAM WooDLAN, who re.
Gently came here from Warrenton
and located in Kirksville, made
the GRAPHIC business call Wed.
nesday morning. He is very
pleasant gentleman and we are
glad to have him locate in our
city.
The wreck on the Wabash near
Des Moines, To-, Thursday morn
ing of last week, in which, it was
reported, fourteen persons were
killed, was not very serious affair.
A sleeper was derailed and four or
five persons were slightly injured,
among them Mrs. Black of Queen
City.
Mr.. r. Nj. RINGo returned from
his western trip, Monday morning.
He had an excellent time while
gone, and travelled over a wide ex-
tent of country, but saw nothing
to compare with Missouri. He
met number of Kirksville peo-
pie during his trip, among them j,
L. Smith, now of Gallstin Valley,
Montana.
James and Timothy Mulanix,
who live in the northwest part Of
the county, were before Justice
Richey, Tuesday, charged with
selling whisky illegally. The.
pleaded guilty to ten counts, and
were fined $40 on each. In de.
fault of payment, they were sent te
Jail. James Mulanix was releas.
ed the next day under the insol.
vency act.
While party of gentlemen pic
nicers were bathing in the Chair.
ton one day this week, P. NJ
Smith, one of them, was seized
with cramps, while in about five
feat of water and came nea,
drowning. Hon. W. B. Hays, Of
Lancaster, w ]. Eckert and Jacl
Fowler went to bis rescue and
assisted him to shore. Timely
assistance saved him from 6
YRtary prayp