Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-01-29
GRAPHICS.


The GRAPHIC and Orange Judd
Farmer SLT5.
The dates of the Adair county
fair have been fixed at Sept. 5 to 9
Inclusive.
The Home yazine. Mrs.
Logan's paper, and the GRAPHIC,
S1.30. year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gill who
have been dangerously i'll, are
improving.
A. l.. Holmes mill that has been
shut down for repairs, will again
be ready for business next week
The meeting at the e. B.
church, closed SUNDAY night with
fourteen additions to the church.
Prof. Dobson who has been
wy i'll, is rapidly improving and
expects to be able to be in school
again next Monday.
Miss Bessie Dufield, who has
been confined to the house with
la grippe for three weeks, is again
able to be in her place at B. f
Lsmkin's.
There will be memorial service
at Bryant next Sunday at IL
O'Clock a. m. and preaching at
Wesley Chapel at 3 p. IN. by Rev.
c. w. Campbell
Prof. John A. Whiteford, Su-
perintendent of Milan public
schools, and Mss Mary Keely of
Breckenridge, Mo, were united in
msrrisge, Sunday, January II
Ii. L. Griffith of Bullion, was in
Kirksville Tuesday. He was in
seventeen hard fought battles
during the war of the rebellion,
and is again ready to enlist should
Chill need serious attention.
The Evolutionary entertainment
given by Miss Murray, under the
suspiees of the A. o. L. ". at
the Opera House last Saturday
night, was a pronounced success,
and in every way worthy of the
large patronage it received.
Da. f. A. GROVE, who went
south some time ago, in hope OF
having his health benefited, has
returned to his old home, Broad
Run, Maryland, as the extreme
changes in Florida did not agree
with him.
The DePauw Quar- tette comps-
nv gave one of their excellent en-
tertsinments to a large and de.
lighted audience, at the Opers
House Wednesday night. Their
return here would be greeted BY
an overlooking house.
The fifth declamatory contest
by representative of Miss Owen:
elementary elocution class, tool
place in Elocution hall Friday
afternoon, Jan. %. The prizes
were awarded to Miss Alta Lamki1
aud o. A. Petree. There were
twelve cont estsnts.
Mrs. A. J. White, of this city
received q telegram Wednesday
evening of last week from Roger
announcing the dangerous illness
of her father. She left for hi:
home at once. Her father dice
Friday morning. Mrs. White
returned to Kirksville Tuesday.
Mr.. J. o. Gooch, who is thii
year representing the extensive
firm of P. nj. Schwsrz g. Co, man
ufactures of fne cigars, Chicago
was in the city Saturday and tool
large orders for the celebrated
goods of this firm, whose princi
pal brands are: Leader, Havana
Lord Byron, Barcelona and Elk
plorer.
At a meeting of the Bento1
township Republican League, helt
in Pickler's hall, Saturday evenins
January 90, the following dele
gates were elected to attend thC
meeting of the State Republican
League at Sedslia, February Il
Hon. S. NJ. Picker, S. A. D. Muir
ply, W. F. Link, G. E. Ross, L. E
Sublette and L. NJ. Ainslie. Tt,
meeting then adjourned subject t.
the call of the Chairman.
Last Friday morning fire wa
discovered in the residence o
Mrs. Cowgirl in the northeast par
of town. Timely application of
few buckets of water saved tn
building and contents from tota
destruction. Englehsrt Bros, i
whose agency the building was IL
sured, were notified, and the
promptly adjusted the loss and a.
lowed the claim which Will max
the building good as new.
"The Power of the Holy Spiri
in Christian Workers" will b
considered in the Cumberlan
Presbyterian church next Sunda
at lO:45 q. m. At Z p. N. 9Th
Anniversary of the Y. P.S. c. E.
will be held. The growth an
moral power of this Soc1et
.Ik H. a.ll hoe haa