Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-09-16
Major Warner in Kirksville

| Major Warner in Kirksville
October s.
New Edgewood Folks" at OPP
era house next Wednesday night.
You canuot afford to miss it,
Mrs. N. Wilson, of Colorado
Syringe, Colo, is visiting her
brother, John Morris, of this city.
Judge Sands and wife. M. +.
Strock and Daniel futile left
Wednesday morning for Wash
ington, d. G.
If you know of any one who
does not read the papers, tell him
that Major Wsrner will be in
KIrksvllle October s.
Alba Haywood as an imperson-
ator has no equal. His versatil-
ity is wonderful. At opera house
one night only. Next Wednesday
evening.
The children of the Baptist
Sunday School and their friends
will picnic in the grove just west
of the Wabash r. r. next Satur-
day.
P. NJ. Smith, Republican and
G. w. Drinkard, Alliance, will
will have public discussion at
Gibbs. Tuesday evening, Septem-
Der Goth. All are invited.
While there are many expert
ments that can be tried that will
add to the value of farm exper-
fences, it is nearly always
best to try on small scale first.
Bert E. Sneed, the young aud
popular drug clerk, closed his en-
gagement with Smith & Dunkln
September u, and left for Brock
enridge, Mo-, Tuesday evening.
Rev. Davis Errett, Of Lincoln,
Nebraska, will preach at the
Christian church next Sunday at
l l g. m. and 7.30 p. IN. Mr.. Err
rett is talented speaker, Public
cordially invited.
Milbank & Son have shipped
ten cars of wheat tc this city from
Dalton and Keytesville, Mo,
within the past ten days. Next
year we hope to see enough wheat
grown in Adair county to supply
ourssmill.
At the Baptist church next
Lords Day the text in the fore
noon will be, "Go near and join
thyself TO this chariot" The Sub
iect for the evening service viii
be "Christ before Plate"
Sands & Thomas will move
their stock of Jewelry, clocks and
watches to the Willard building
on the north side of the square,
October l. Call them in their
new quarters. Remember the date
of removal.
W. T. Tummond took first pre-
MUM on sugar beets. He also
took first premium on best colIec-
ton of vegetables in the county,
first premium on celery, first pre-
MUM on red beets and Early Col
den sweet potatoes.
There will be Republican pic
mic at Stahl on Monday. Septem-
Der 26. The Hon. P. D Grubb
will speak in the forenoon. and in
the afternooh Judge Q. P. Hess
will address the people. All are
invited to attend and have good
time.
John Marley returned Friday
from visit of two weeks with his
uncle. Henry Knapp, of Sidney,
Iowa, formerly of this county. He
says his uncle's yield of wheat
was 81 bushels per acre, oats 30,
and that corn will make from SO
to 60 bushels per acre.
A fine new school house is ap.
preaching completion at Blanket
Grove, and it is expected to be
ready to open school Monday.
Three school houses have been
burnt on the site of the new build
ing. The present one deserves q
better fate.
Geo. W. Lord, of the firm Of
Ludden & Lord, while delivering
goods at the residence Of B. f
Lamkin last Saturday night, fell
backward on the wet and slippery
side walk, breaking his left shout.
der blade and dislocating his left
shoulder. DE-. Martin rendered
the necessary surgical attention.
Ed. q. NJ. Browder is holding
q debate this week at Whitesboro
Tex, with Rev. J. G. Weaver, o
the NJ. E. Church South. Rev
| Weaver affirms Classification il
the source of pardon" Eide:
Browder affirms Baptism for tn,
remission of sins to the peniten
believer"