Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-08-19
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u Adalr county fair begins
September 5.
Pollock Bros. parade draws
equal to a circus.
ii. P. Ellis is on the sick lis,
this week, and is quite ill.
Geo. Rice, who has been quite
i'll, is again alb lie to be out.
Ed. G. Picker is building a
nice addition to his residence.
Your harvesting is done now
prepare au exhibit for the fair
Rev. W. E. CRFBs preached at
st. John, Schuylet county, Sun
day.
L., Miller has just completed a
nice residence IN the northeast
part of town.
Ed. A. Russell has been quite
i'll for several days, but is slight
ly improved at this time.
Jno. W. Sallady and family, of
Shibley's Point, moved to Hurd-
land, Knox county. this week.
Chase EImcre, of Gibbs, who
has been in Barton county. Kan
sas, for severai months, returned
home last week.
Rev. J. E. Rutlege will preach
on the third Sunday at Lone Star,
at IL o'clock a. NJ, and at Troy
Mills at 3 o'clock p. II.
WE Greene & Co., aud S. NJ.
Picker have had fine artificial
stone walks placed in front of their
buildings on the east side.
The colored brigade CT plaster
ers under the management of
Capt. Ben. Barnes have done ex-
cellent work on the Cohen build
ing.
The subject of discourse in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
next Sabbath forenoon Will be
The Third Gospel, and in the ev-
ening, Our Lord.
The Republican central CON-
mittee of Adair county will meet
in hirksvilie, Saturday. Aug. q,
All members of the committee are
urged to present.
Carl Smith has accepted q posi-
ton III a job printing establish
ment in Des MONIES. Ia, at SIS
per week, and left for that city
Sunday morning.
Last week we unintentlonally
failed to note that Mr.. Newton
Corbln, of Brashear, was nominal,
ed by the Peoples Party for the
Office of public administrator.
The Republican meeting al
Gibbs last Saturday night was
largely attended. The meeting
was addressed by Ed. G. Picker,
j. B.. Dodson, Emmett Zigler and
j. T. Storm.
j. Nj. Long purchased the VIM.
Bowen property in the northeast
part of town this week, and will
build an addition of three rooms
to the house. The work will be-
gin at once.
Chas. Osenbeugh, formerly OF
this city, who has been teaching
in the Denver schools the past
year, was recently elected priGci-
pal of one of the ward schools at g
salary of S125 per month.
J. G. Mshsffy completed the de.
livery of the foundation stone fo1
the First Presbyterian church.
Monday, and the same day began
the delivery of the foundation
stone for the Masonic temple.
King & Zimmerman are remov.
ing the old granitoid walks from
about the First National Bank
building and replacing it with
beautiful tile walks, the tiline
being supplied from their factory
in Kirksville.
Stephen Hall who WAS called te
Council Grove, Hans, Tuesday Of
last week on account of the dan.
gerous illness of his brother re.
turned Saturday morning. He ar
rived at his brothers bedside
about four hours before his death
Allie Long, son of J. M. Long
who lives near LsPlats, while wa
tering his fathers horses last Fri
day evening slipped on a we
plank and fell, dislocating the lief
wrist and breaking the left arm
between the wrist and elbow.
There will be q basket meeting
at Wesley Chapel, the fourth Sun
day, conducted by Revs. Rutledg'
and Roszell, four miles northeas
of Kirksville. All are invited tt
come with full baskets and EMO,
the entire day.
NJ. FL. Tingley, of the firm o
W. T.. Greene & Co., has sold hi
interest in the business to the 9th