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

Read the open Letter" on
page four of this paper.
G. w. Tull wants wood In e1-
change for photographs.
That open Letter" On page
four has the right kind of ring TO
it.
Rev. NJ. h. Bradley is attend
ing the Presbytery at Unionville,
this week.
Mr.. S. 2. Lane has accepted q
position in the store of B. F.
Lamkin.
George Howard, of Kansas City,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. aid
Mrs. Howard.
Mr.. Rufus Crow, of Polk town.
ship, islying quite i'll at his faith
ers home in this place.
Col. J. L. Porter is having ex-
cellent walks lsid in front Of his
terraces this week.
4 large acreage of wheat is be-
ing sown in Adslr county, larger
than ever before,
There were thre additions to
the Methodist Episcopal church,
of this city, last Sunday.
The firm of Storm & Amick
shipped large invoice of handles
TO Dallas, Texas, Wednesday.
Rev. c. H. Garfield left Thurs
day morning for a months visit in
his old parish, Bryan, Texas.
The cattle desease which caused.
no little excitement three or four
weeks ago, has entirely subsidized
The bright warm weather is
causing the corn to ripen rapidly.
The safety of the crop will soon
he assured.
The X. .. I. NJ. will meet in
Il P. Hall next Tuesday evening.
All Knights are requested to be
present.
Mr.. Jas. Gartrell is dangerous
ly i'll. He is suffering from ulcer
of the palate and low grade OF
fever.
Ed. Russell will preach at East
Center the fourth Sunday in Sep
TENDER, at II O'Clock q, N. and t
p. IN.
Mr.. r J Powers returned to
Fayetteville, Ark, Thursday, after
weeks stay with relatives in
Kirksville.
Rev. c. W. Campbell will
prea ,h at Lone Star next Sunday
at II a. NJ, and at Troy Mills q.
3p. m.
The Christian Endeavor Socie-
ty Of this city, will give q social at
the residence of Mr.. Il. e. Patter-
son this evening.
Grandpa and Grandma barrow
have both been quite i'll, but we
are glad to announce that they are
both convalescent.
The Christian congregation of
this city has employed Prof.
Laughlin of Garfield University,
Wichita, Kansas, as pastor.
The little four-yesr-old SOB of
Charley P. Snow, of Gresn City,
died last week. Mr.. Snow was
formerly a resident of Kirksville.
There have been 319 Normal
students registered to date. 1t is
expected that the number will
reach $50 by the close of the week.
A large amount of excellent
work has been done on High
street, and that thoroughfare will
soon be in a very presentable con-
dition.
Mr.. C. l.. Rider, of the Racket
Store, is in New York this week
to purchase a large invoice of bar
gains for the people, See his an
nouncement.
The residence property, corner
of Mcpherson street and Florence
Avenue, owned by Mr.. Geo. W.
Rsthburn, of Memphis, was pur-
chased last week by E. A. Patter-
son.
Maj. Mckinley, of Ohio, will
speak at Ottumws, To-, Septsmber
90, instead of September %, as
first reported. A number of
Kirksville people expect to hear
him.
j. L. Martin has purchased the
new residence recently erected by
John Gates. 1t is rumored that
the deal is not speculative one,
but will soon be occupied by the
purchaser.
There will be Farmers picnic
at East Center, Clay township.
Saturday, September 26. Good
speakers will be present, and good
music will be furnished for the
occasion. All are invited.
The Q. o. e. K. c. track is be-
ing put in fine condition for the