Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-05-13
GRAPHIcS,

Aprogrsm of Memorial exercis.
| - viii be published next week.
The Illinois river reached q
Ifset Saturday, the highest point
Lin 80 years.
| Their was q heavy snowstorm,
|lssting about . half hour, at Mar
shall, Mo-, Tuesday morning.
Hon. R. d. Cramer, of Memphis,
will deliver the memorial address
tthe Opera House in this city
Decoration Day, May 30.
Dr.. Boscow has been detained
Let WArssv on account of high
Isaters. He will return to Kinks.
slle - soon as travelling is safe
The kirksgiile District Confer.
snce Of ~ N. E. church vail he
ia in Edna May 80, 81 and
June L A very interesting pro-
gam has teen prepared for the
Occasion.
Walter 11sKey. one Of the most
prominent citiEens Of Hannibal
sttempssd suicide Monday after
noon BY hanging himself. His
lvifs discovered him in time to
save his life.
The weather this week has been
very unfsvorsble for any kind of
| txsde or business. The weather
prophets say that We will -hsve q
| change about May Is. Let us hope
that they are correct.
The bar formed in the Missouri
! river south of Bruins sick by the
| food of twenty years ago, and on
which are some Of the nnest farms
4 in the state, has besn flooded, aud
there Is danger of the entire bar
/ section being washed away.
| Don't fail to see the elocution-
sry and dramatic entertainment,
at the Opera House. Friday even
ing, May 18th, by Miss Owen and
assistants, in the interest of the
A. o. q. W. lodge. Admission,
15c. Reserved seats, 25c.
The Commencement exercises
Of Western College, LaBelle. Mo,
Will begin Saturday evening May
i. With An entertainment by Pri-
nary school, and will close with
the graduating exercises Thurs
dry, May Is.
| Judge James 81. Novinger, of
StahI. is lying DANCE, ously i'll. For
ten days he has had constant hie-
coughs. and is now in q very critl-
cAl condition. DR.. Herrell sent
for DR.. Cohen. Thursday, for q
consultation. The many friends
of Mr.. Novinges hope to hear of
his speedy relief.
Prof G. 81. Lsughlin wall preach
at the Christisn church next Sun.
day st l0:45 q. m. and at s p. m.
Morning theme--Conscience and
Christianity. Evening theme
The Conversion Of Young People.
Sunday school at $50 q. m. and
I. 2. S. C. E. ct 4 p. m. Public
cordially invited to all these SER
vices.
Rev. Geo. W. Sharp addressed
the meeting 1t Pleasant Hill
school house last Sunday. Lewis
Spriggs was choeen superintend-
emf Of the Sunday school. The
organization will be completed
next Sunday at 3 O'Clock p. M, the
attendance, owing to the rain, not
hcving been full last Sunday.
Parents, youths and children are
cordially invited to attend.
Hon. W. B. Hays. of Lancaster,
Was appointed bv Gov. Francis a.
, delegate from Missouri to repre-
'sent the state q the opening of
the Memphis bridge and Deep
Water Convention. held at Mem
phls, Tenn, this week. Having
been selected as . delegate to the
Sedslia convention, which also
met this week, he could not 90 to
Memphis.
In the account of the Revere
xseck published by The LaPlsta
Home Press, occurred the state.
ment that Luther Cornelius was
dssd-hesding his way. such was
not the case. He was q regular
emp}oye Of the Santa Fe road, and
hsd been orderad by telegraph, to
Fort Madison to take train back
70 Kansas City. Will the Home
Press kindly correct an uninten.
tionsl espos.
The Presbyterian Sabbath
School ~iu meet next Sabbath in
the Open House at $50 a. m.
Tbs gospa meetings that day
aauossdky Chess Birch will be
held in tho Canbssiand Prssby.
terrain church u :35 q. m. and
8pR- Nsaeetiags this wsel
I at3p.n. ne aaegely sttended and
good interest 50 manifested. Thew