Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-12-16
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Nine lDcheS or snow leii at
Kansas City Tuesday morning.
Fulton, Mo. had 100000 fire
Wednesday morning,
Perry the harness man, talks
this week. Read his ad.
Last week DR.. J. w. Martin
purchased the Wilson property
Just east ST Dr.. Willard S residence
for $500.
Themes at the Christian church;
Sunday morning, The Childhood
and Youth of Jesus, evening,
Simplicity in Christ.
Thos. Gibson has bought the
brick building on the west side,
occupied by NJ. Hallsdsy. the gro
Ger. The price paid was $4,000,
A delegation of twenty-five Odd
Fellows from LaPleta lodge atten-
ded the dedicatory services of the
new I. D. o. L. hall in this city
Wednesday.
Rev. 7. NJ. Thorson, who has
been FOLDING protrscted meetings
in Fulton and Marshall counties,
His, returned home Tuesday
afternoon.
II. 4. Butler WAS paid debt
Thursday morning, that the Unit
ed States had been owing him for
twenty-slX years. He did not get
any interest.
The appearance Of diphtheria
at LaPlata last week caused quite
scare in tuat town, and many pa
rents have taken their children
out Of school
The Adair County I farmer
changed hands twice last week.
The last change was made Thurs
day night, George G, Chappell,
being the purchaser.
Rev. &. RoszeIls went 10 Allan
IA last Saturday TO assist in q
meeting. He will 90 to Brashear
next Sunday and will preach in
the Il. e. Church st IL e. Ii.
". F. Hammond, who went to
Florida a few weeks Ggo, has
located at Elm#ood, and has Sc
cured g pay ing position as bust
ness manager for mercantile
firm.
A number Of young men we're
guilty of unbecoming conduct
during church service at the Hop
school house, Walnut township,
Saturday night. and are now III
der arrest.
The finest bread case in North
Missouri, is the latest addition 10
Il. &. Buffers bakery. Mr.. Butler
spares neither time nor expense to
make his establishment neat and
attractive.
Harry Truitt, of Novinger, was
thrown from a horse one day, last
week and as he fell the animal
kicked MIN severely injuring him.
He was unconscious for some
hours, but is now improving.
J. r. Kerr, formerly of this
place, but now of Roger, Sullivan
county, lost his fine new residence
by fire last week. The residence
was completed a short time age
AMI the family had just moved
into it.
The GRAPHIC, from this date
will publish administrators and
final settlement notices for Il
cents each, and will publish the
Probate docket without charge
Ifvou have probate business lie
member the GRAPHIC rates.
Manual Richardson who attack
ed the deputy marshal last weel
WAS tried before Justice Richel
Friday. He was bound over in
bond Of $500 to await the Januar.
term of circuit court. Failing t.
give bond he was placed in jai
for safe keeping.
The Presbyterians will worship
in the new church next Sabbath
Sabbath school at $50 a. M.
preaching at 10:45 3. M; JUNO
Endeavor at p. ~; I. t. G. E, a
5:45 p. m; Song and praise ser
vice at Z p. m Seats are free
Everybody cordially invited.
Robert A. Carues and Harrie
S. Keller; Arthur A. German ant
Mary e Kelley; Geo. w. Felke
and Clara NJ. Marks; Robert Do
Ian and Cora Lake; John A. Led
ford and Maggie Covy wer
licensed to wed by Circuit Clerl
Hibbs since tae last issue of tn
Graphic.
Last Friday, Mrs. j. r. Music
gave a six o'clock dinner in homo
Of her friend, Mrs. S. II. Jackson
who left for Unionville Wednes
day to join her husband who ha
located in that city. The Dime