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New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
s. 5. CASfPANIA.
NELSON LODGE.
CHESS MASTERS MEET N PARIS.

Paris, May 1.-THE first round Of the Interna-
tional Chess Masters Tournament begun in
this city at No. Is Boulevard Montmartre. at .
O'Clock this afternoon. IL was decided 20 play
cording the twelfth round of the Berger sys-
tem which brought the players together in the fol-
lowing order MarOczy vs.. Mason Brody Burn,
Pillsbury ShOwalter. Marco Us. JanOwsli. Ster-
ling MieSeS. ScheChter LaSker, Mortimer
vs. Marshall, ROsen VS.. Didier and TschisOrin a
bye.
At the early adjournment only one game was
concluded. that between Rosen and Didier. which
ended in n draw.
When adjournment made at midnight the
following additional results had been recorded:
MarOczy defeated Mason. BrOdy went down before
Burn, Pillsbury and Showalter drew. Marco lost
to Janowsk. Sterling and Meses drew, Lasker de-
feated Schechter and Mortimer lost Marshall
The games between Pillsbury and Showalter.
Sterling and MieSeS and FsOsen and Diiier Will
have to be replayed. and ShOwaIter Mieses and
Didier will then play the white pieces.
The second round will be played tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
COLUMBIA DEFEATS "POLYS."

Errorless fielding and we'll punched hits were in
large measure responsible for the victory of the
Columbia freshman baseball team Poly
Prep at the Columbia Field yesterday afternoon
Goodman. of the varsity squad, was a strong ad-
dition to the Columbia team.
Poly Prep managed to eight hits off
Ioder but seven costly misplays coming at unfort-
unate times served to discourage the players
The freshmen will play the Columbia seniors at
Columbia Field May % for the class champion
ship of the university. The yesterday follows
r.. II. E
Columbia '03. 3.......0 3 / o o ) xii o
POLY Prep .......0 o o o o D o 81 Z
Batteres-I.oder and McLintock; Herman and Elliott
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
ROWING.
PREPARING FOR AN ACTIVE SEASON.

Not since the days when its famous senior eight
cared shell crew swept everything before them
has the Dauntless Rowing Club of the Harlem
RIVER taken such an active interest in rowing. The
club is In more prosperous condition than at anv
time since its formation. At the last meeting of
the Board of Directors twenty-four members were
elected and already twelve applicants names are
posted to De acted upon at the meeting of the
directors on June 6. IL is the intention of the club
to raise the membership limit in order 10 accom-
modate all those who Gesire TO join ''Davy" Roach
VINO mas Tor many years coached the New-York
the junior eight
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
A SUCCESSFUL. DAY FOR SLOAN.

London, May I.-At Newmarket to-day Tod
Sloan, the American jockey, won the last race or
the meeting, the Flying Handicap. on Zanon Pre-
viously he also took the Breeders Stakes on the
Dunover colt. and second In three other
events. The Ref brothers and Rigby also rode
placed horses The latter, on Mr.. Dukes Calves
ton. finished third in the Thursday Welter Handi-
cap.
Sir Fretful won a selling plate race and was sub
sequently sold by auction to FoXhall Keene. 1t Is
presumed that Mr. Keene purchased Sir Fretful to
lead his chestnut colt Disguise III in the latters
finishing gaops for the Derby.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
SHOOTING.
FOUNTAIN GUN CLUB AT QUEENS.

FOUNTAIN GUN CLUB AT QUEENS.
The Fountain Gun Club OF Brooklyn held good
shoot at Interstate Park at Queens. yesterday
The birds were fast and although a heavy fog
hung over the field during the entire afternoon
some very creditable shots made. Two handi-
cap contests We're held the first for and the
ond for five birds e. w. Wngert go yards) and c.
Walters (2S yards) each killed ten birds in clever
style. G.. Wynn go yards) killed nine; W. Sykes
(29 YARDS and E. Williams g6 yards) each grassed
eight; j. Van Wicker (2S yards). seven: Z. Banks
go yards and L. Seover (2S YARDS killed six and
S Crook (25 YARDS killed five
Four men divided first money in the five bird
contest. Wynn 80 yardsl, B. Williams (26 YARDS
Eddey (2S yards) and Bank go YARDS each graSSed
five Sykes (29 YARDS, Van Wicklen (2S yards and
Walters (2S yards) each grasSed four birds. and
Selover US YARDS killed one bird.
Tomorrow the Medicus Gun Club will have an
open shoot at targets.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
OBITUARY.

NICHOLAS DU BOISE WILLIAMSON.
Nicholas Du Boise Williamson manager of the
New-Jersey Car Spring and Rubber Company No
~ barclay ST. died yesterday morning from erysipe
las. at No. 49 East Twenty-frst-st He had bean
III put ten days. He born near Trenton " !
ana IN that city the funeral will held at O'Clock
on saturday afternoon. He leaves one daughter
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
pR. THEODORE w. HARRIS.

DR. Theodore w. Harris. president OF the Board
OF Education Springfield y. j.. died yesterday
his home. in Springfield, forty years old. He
was born at Sag Harbor. l. L.. and was graduated
from the College OF Physicians and Surgeons Ten
years ago he moved 70 Springfield. He presi
dent of the Board of Trustees of the Springfield
Presbyterian Church and a member Of the Orange
Mountain Medical Society DR.. Harris leaves a
"a rhree
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA. IL; BROWN, 2.

Philadelphia May 1.-THE University of Penn
sylvania baseball team to-day had trouble In
defeating the Brown University nine. The Provi-
dence players unable to connect TO any extent
freely Browns work in the field was ragged
especially that of Toby and Bacon, who missed
four out of six chances. Score:
r. H. E.
Brown .........O o o . o. o % 4
Penn ........l 4
Batteries Wheeler. washburn and whittemore; Leary
and F1aveI
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
CHANGES IN LATONIA MANAGEMENT.

Cincinnati. May 1.-THE controlling interest In
the I,atonia Jockey Club has gone into new hands.
and a new Board of Directors. including Mr.. Sher-
lock- of Cincinnati Colonel Ezekiel Clay, of Paris.
KY, and Judge Perkins. of Covington, has been
chosen. Messrs Price and Tarlton will be in the
judges stand Mt the meeting opening on May &.
and R. F. Caldwell will do the starting. The bet
ting ring will be open to all reputable oookmakers
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
II,ADEI .PHIA. 4: PTTTSBURG. 3

Pittsburg NAV H-Chesbro lost the game in the
first inning by letting in three three hits.
a wild pitch and base on balls. Wadde kept the
Philadelphia team guessing for the balance of the
game Piatt hit hard but at wrong times.
p. II. E.
pittshure o 0-3 3
Phladelphia .........3 o.
Batterfes-Chesbro. Waddell and schriver: Patt and
NaiTa rlapH
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
POLO.
ROCKAWAY WINS FROM WESTCHEsTER
BY HEAVIEST SCORE OF SEASON.

Rockaway did the heaviest polo scoring of the
season yesterday in the second game for the Coun
try Club cups the field of the Westchester Coun-
try Club. Rockaway played against the home club
and handy by the big margin of IA goals.
the final standing at 21% for Rockaway
against ia for Westchester. That victory gives
Rockaway the right to meet the Lakewood team
tomorrow in the final contest for the trophies.
The game was played under exceedingly disagree
able conditions. the atmosphere being damp and
penetrating with moisture and the field somewhat
soft from the previous nights rain. 1t was also
slippery for the ponies. and until the players felt
Of what they could do. the game trife
slower than usual The teams lined up as follows
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
BITS OF TURF NEWS.

The starter fined O'Connor sos in the second race
Morris Park yesterday, and fined j. DAILY s25
In the fourth.
Halo, mare. by ST. Blaise out of Ida X. the
property of F. r. Hitchcock, stolen from the
farm of Dr. e. NJ. Norwood near Lexington, Ky,
Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
6Spygg 6SPoRIS
3ploRTsr1fN'
PROGR4NnuE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

TRAP SHOOTING-Medicus Rod and Gun
Club open target shoot, Interstate Park;
Ridgewood Club live birds, Ridgewood
BOXING-"Kid" Mccoy and Dan" Cree
don Broadway Athletic Club.
School of Applied Science and
Columbia Seniors, Columbia Field.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
ANNUAL PUBLIC SCHOOL CANES

The third annual outdoor athletic games of Pub
lie School No. 50 will be held on May Is at p
on Olympia Field. One-hundred nd thirt -nfth-s
ana Lenox-ave. The following contests are open
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
MRS. ELEANOR VAN DERvEER.

Long Branch N j.. May II (speciaD.-Mrs.
Eieancr Van Derveer widow of Garret A. Van
Derveer. and the Oldest resident Of Long Branch
died to-day from Bright's disease. This was the
riEety-frsf anniversary Of her birth. Mrs Van
perveer was an aunt Of the late Garret A Hobart
and had the honor of naming him. ii is said MIR
Hobart was named after Garret A. Van Deryeer.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
B4SEBALL.
GOOD WORK OF BROOKIYN's INFIELD
DEFEATS CINCINNATI.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. .. Philadelphia, 4
THE RECORDS.

Cincinnati. May 17.-With two In the first
inning Brooklyn scored four to-day on two
bases on balls, a triple and double. After that
Hahn invincible. Kitson hit hard all
through the game. but the fine work of the visf-
tors ndeld down many apparent hits and
the locals scoring. Score
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
BOIING NOTES.

kid Mccoy and Dan" Creedon will meet to-
night at the Broadway Athletic Club in the star
bout. which will be for twenty-five rounds. James
j. Corbett is to referee the preliminary bout of
twelve rounds between Tommy Feltz and Terry
Edwards
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
RESULTS on THE L0NGWOOD COURTS

Boston. May 1.-THE championship of the New
England intercollegiate Tennis Association In
aoupies was won to-day the Longwood Courts
uy the BATES College team Summerbell and Willis,
,Wh9 osteated Hiidreth and Moulton. OF Dartmouth
- 49, le. e. In the singles the semi-dnals
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
BROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI.
.Ratted for Hahn in the ninth.


Cincinnati ..-...........'..'i o ! .
Earned runs-Cincinnau. Two base hts-Crawford.
BeckIey Demont Three base hit Dahlen. Stolen
bases-Keeler KELLEY base balls-On Hahn.
off Kitson l. Struck out-By Hahn. 3: by Kitson. /.
Time :55 Umpire Mr. Emsiie.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
HAMILTON REFELLE BURNED.
ACTOR SERIOUSLY INJURED WHILE TAKING
FLAsHLIGHT PHOTOGRAPH

FLASHl-IGHT PHOIOGRAPH
Hamilton Revele, actor. who is leading In
support of Olga Nethersole was badly burned
about the hands and face early this morning
while taking a fashlight photograph of some
friends in restaurant and cafe at No 12a3J
Broadway
Revelle had prepared the apparatus for taking
the picture, ana was standing the powder
USED IN the process, when in some unknown
way the powder became ignited. There was an
explosion. and the actor was severely burned
on the hands and face Large pieces Of flesh
were torn out OF the palms of his right hand
put his face was not so badly injured
Accompanied by several friends Revelle was
orlven to the New-York Hospital where his
injuries were dressed. IT is not expected that
the injuries will interfere with his acting
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

Huntington Long Island May 17,-The Hunting
ton Gun Club of the best known shooting
organizations of Long Island closed it's season by
Il shoot at twenty targets each in which all but
three members took part Charles W. Colyer broke
IS Lewis B. Smith 16 and Walter V. futile Is.
The gold medal shoot of the Huntington Rifle
Club brought a field of seven members who
shot hundred targets, with the following re-
suit: Abraham L. Field 90; c. B. Scudder. 95: H.
F. Bunce 80: W. v. Tuttle. 90: William Simpson
90: A. r. Sammis, 90 Thomas F. Brush. 81 In the
quick firing contest Tutte broke 90; Seudder go;
Simpson, go and Field, 50.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

Kid Mccoy and Tommy Ryan will meet on
May % for six rounds in Chicago. The bout was
at first scheduled for next Tuesday but Ryan re-
quested and secured a weeks postponement
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
GROUNDS IN JERSEY CITY

A lease has at last been signed for the transfer
of the Johnston-ave. grounds. in Jersey City, to
the Atlantic League and the erection of stands
and beacheries will be begun at once in order TO
have everything in readiness for the frs, league
game. to be played in Jersey City next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
HEFFLEY TO PLAY LACROSSE.

the Staten Island Academy will cross sticks at the
latter's grounds on Saturday. An interesting game
is anticipated. as the teams are evenly matched
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
CRICKET.
cAMPAS1A TEAM DEFEATS NELSON LoDG

CAMPANIA TEAM DEFEATS NELSON LODGE.
The cricket team of the steamship Campania
treated the Nelson Lodge Cricket Club a surprise
yesterday at Prospect Park. where the sailors
gained creditabe victory by Is runs J. Bennett
was In great form with the bat for the Campdnia.
and despite all the efforts of his opponents DIS
lodge him he carried out MS ba- -ith quarter OF
a century TO his credit F. Cass 7. @. HodgsOn
and r Yates also hatted well for the sailors For
Nelson Lodge the best work was done BY 2. +.
Rodgers and VI. TatterSalI. with Is and 70 their
credit respectively. w. bernard did some excellent
bowling for the sailors and he obtained seven
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

The range at Creedmoor occupied yesterday
by the list Regiment, y. c.. y. Y, commanded by
Colonel William G.. Bates. Four hundred and forty
nine officers and present of whom AZ
qualified markSrnen and received State
decoratfo The weather misty all day Smoke
hung low. making rather bad light. The shoot
ing and issuing of decorations under the
pervfsion OF Lieutenant-Colonel y. B. Thurston,
ordnance, n. G. y. Y. Class skirmish and voley
follow. Number oralifed-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

all public school boys One mile bicycle race, 100
yard dash half-mile rum three legged race and
interscholastc relay race, teams of four. Gold.
silver and bronze medals will be the prizes.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

AT Observation-Disclosures s: Buffalo. 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 3: Kansas City.
At Cleveland-Cleveland "A. Minneapolis. O.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

Intending competitors in the metropolitan cham
pionship tournament at the Nassau Country Club
are reminded that entries close tomorrow with the
secretary of the association, John Du FATS, No l56
Fifth-ave., this city.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGU

At Toronto-Toronto, 8: Springfield, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures. s; Hartford. L.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

Howard A. Colby captain of the Essex County
Country Club, has arranged the following dates for
the clubs golf
May 26-Essex County and Westchester. at West
Chester. y. Y.
June e-Essex County and Richmond Hill, at Orange.
June 22Essex County and Philadelphia Cricket Club.
July 3-Essex County st. Pauls School, at Orange
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

The Apawamis Golf Club. of Rye. will formally
open its course tomorrow with choose up team
match and ball sweepstakes The dry spring
weather has retarded the progress of the committee
in its efforts get the in first class ccndi
tiOn, and fear is expressed that the recently
seeded and sodded portions may be injured by early
play Willie Davis. who brought from New
port year to sIIperintend the work, has
ceeded admirably, and with time and judicious care
the turf will rival that of any links in the metro
pClitan district. Some of the early matches
ranged by the Golf Committee include
May l9-Choose up match and golf ball sweep
May 21-Ladies team match golf bali sweepstakes.
p.
May 24-Iadies match Harbor Hill Golf Club.
Staten Island
May 26-Team match. Oakland Golf Club. Bayside.
May 3o-Mornng qualifying round first sixteen 10 play
CasweIl Cup; afternoon. play. first sixteen
May 3i-Iadies handicap
June 2-Team match Laurence Harbor Country Club.
Morgan. y. J..
June 4-I4ades' qualifying round holes Chand-
medal play first sixteen play for presented by
Mrs. Lapham.
June 9-Second round Caswen Cup.
June H-Ladies first sixteen match play (handicapl.
eleven holes
June 1G-Qualifyne medal PLAY (handicap).
sixteen TO play Cup; for Cas-
Well
e1-I.adies' second round. match play (handcap)
eleven holes.
june 23-Team match Burn Club at Noroton
June 3o-Team match. Eneiewood Golf Club at Rye
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
THIRD PERIOD.
FOURTH PERIOD.

I@ial BUHI struOh OHe HIHut" VNtr tIIfe
In the period Westchester incurred
penalties Of one-quarter Of or safe
Snnamary-Cioas earned: Roekaway. %: 4
Allowed by Observation-Disclosures I by nepaItias
-Rockaway. one-quarter Of goal for a safety: West
chester, one-Quarter Of a goal for safety. Total
Rockaway. 2l% Westchester 7s. Referee-Seward Cary
Timer and scorekeeper-Major J. c. Cooley
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

=. Elmore's b. T. Belle OF Lexington, by
Onnud aRa--A 9 l04 III

cevery a neck: lengths between second and
third.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap $3.50 added. One and one
eighth miles Whers Course.
dole-Iennie s. 4 yrs Ia6 III. .CJenkins) 2-1 IL
NJ. Clancy's CHI Maxine Gomez >, l16 - =.
(McCue) 1o-l 50
Colt Littauers b. &. Kris K~'neie. ., -
Hardly. g. S9.................:G Slack 81 %
Time :5IA
driving by a head: eight lengths between second
and third
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18


easily by a length and a half; head between
ond and Garter Buckle threw rider me
in a break.
THIRD RACE-VAN NEST STAKES; for three-year-
olds; $1,000 added: selling Six and one-hah fur
longs WHbers Mile
William Iakelands z. Native, by
Iroouois-Nele Grand. a5 ib (car. 80.
SHAW Al rs
- Co'connori So 10
H. Leghs CO. King Bramble. 1o2
First Whip Ccar. lo7) (Maherl rs as
olea, 81 ....-........... (Taiey) 81 2-1
Lady Contrary 81 g. Siac) Isl ST
Time-1:2lA.
Won easily by a hngth and half; three lengths be-
second and third
FOURTH RAcE-For maidens; $3.50 added; special
weights, Withers Mile.
P J. Dwyer's c WlJhers. by Hanover
Dilemma N lo31. (MitcheiD 4-5
l. Bells BLK. c Radford 3, 100.
CT Walsh u-5 3-5
J. r & F. p. Eeene's br. Petruehio, B.
81 ......-.- -..-................(M On Day( 81 2-l
Nanssn.
Lord Baltimore. 3. 100 -..... 20 OConnorl 81 90
Beautiful o. "a Slack CO. 2o-l
1ne-l:ii
Won driving byNa head; distance between second
third.
FIFTH RACE-CLAREMoST LIGHTWEIGHT HANDI-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
GOLF.
COMING CONTESTS AT FOREST HILL
CHANGE IN THE BALTUSROL
TOURNEY-NOTES.

An attractive series of mixed foursomes has been
arranged by the Forest Hill golfers for two silver
trophies presented by E. G. and Paul f. Heller
As the regular club matches will prevent some OF
the best players from taking part arrangements are
being made to play some of the foursomes on week
days. Moreover the conditions provide that If the
full eighteen holes cannot be played on one day
nine holes may be played, with the understanding
that the other nine are to be completed within the
month. One match of eighteen holes must be
finished in each calendar month. beginning with
May and ending with October. The trophy must
be won three times to entitle the holder TO final
possession. President Spencer has also offered two
handsome prizes. one for and one for women.
TO be competed for Memorial Day. Independence
Day and Labor Day. To encourage all the entries
possible 1t will be necessary for the competitors
TO appear on only two of the three holidays. ana
those who play all three will therefore have the
privilege of turning in the best two out OF three
scores j. Campbell Cory, captain OF the golf team.
has presented a prize, valued at s25, for the man
winning the largest number cf holes in matches
with other clubs. This is novel feature and is
expected to stimulate keener interest In the team
The Greens Committee. under whose management
these contests to take place consists of Arthur
Hunter. ID. j. Abercrombie and Charles a. Wood
ruff.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

a change has been made by the RaltUsrol Golf
Club in the dates of its annual open tournament.
and instead of beginning on May 81, as originally
announced. the preliminary round will not start
until June s. the tournament continuing through
Saturday, June g. The first round at medal play is
to be thirtysx holes the first sixteen to qualify
for the Governors Cup and the second sixteen for
a consolation cup. In addition. the ''Inconsolables
Cup Is offered for those who fail qualify In the
preliminary round. and the Blasted Hopes Cup for
those who defeated In the opening round for
the Governors Cup. The former will be at thirty
SIX holes, medal play, and the latter at eighteen
holes, match play. prize is also offered for the
lowest score in the qualifying round. Other con-
tests include a general handicap the last day.
and Scotch bail foursome at eighteen holes. medal
play. the best ball to count. entries to be made
at the tee and not limited to partners from the
same club. ET tries for the tournament should be
sent before June to the secretary. Louis
Keller. No 80 Liberty-St.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

EansoIee, ,, IuU- 20 '('onnOr 10
Time-1:16
Won driving by head: two lengths between second
and third.
SECOND RACE-For year-olds; $3.50 added; selling
Five furIongs. Eclipse Course.
j. II Cars oh. Biilionaire by Purse-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-06

Loved by the people, hated by it's
wonld-be rivals; the foe IF disease the
friend of humanity Rocky Mountain
Tea, made by the Madison Medicine Co.
Ask your druggist.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-06
TusKeeuo.
John Allen and wife sundayed in Ii

John Allen and wife Sundayed in La.
moni.
Rev. Beard and wife took dinner Sim
day at Mrs. A. A. Piercy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Dunbar spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Bush, of Lee.
Several of this place attended the has
ket meeting at Che Baker school house
Sunday conducted by Bro. Scott Jones.
Albert knight is working for Ed Scott.
Marion Marshall and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Decatur
with the formers parents.
Mrs. Sam Bond and daughter was the
guest Sunday of her sister, Mrs. l. N.
Payton.
Ed Scott and family Sundayed at MIR.
John Barrett's north of kellerton who
has been quite sick for some time but is
reported better.
Miss Mary Ashburn returned home
Sunday after visiting Mrs. Willard Spitz.
nogle for the past few weeks.
Mrs. Camp who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. |. N. Payton and other rela-
tives returned to her home in Hoxie,
Kansas, Monday.
Mrs. Dunbar was the guest of Mrs.
Ashburn Saturday night.
I. Gaines and wife moved to Eagle.
vile, Mo-, Friday.
Peter Olsen and family sundayed with
Mr.. Elsbury.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-06
Kilgore.
News is scarce in these parts.

News is scarce in these parts.
Frank Still called at Britt's Sunday.
FLOYD Dale called on friends in Leon
Sunday evening.
b. f. Woodland, of Leon, was in these
parts Sunday.
Levy Fisher, of Davis City, and a
young gentleman from Osceola, attend
ed church at New Salem Sunday,
The New Salem church will he dedicat-
ed the second Sunday in October.
Miss Ora Wolsey spent Saturday with
Mary and Annie Mcdaniel.
| Clarence Marble, Oscar Mcdaniel,
Misses Percy Dale and Minnie Osborn
spent Sunday with Misses Flossie and
Sara Robinson.
Masters Johnny and George Minor
spent Satuld day with young friends in
Leon.
b. +. Robinson left last Tuesday for
oklahoma to look at the country with
a view of locating there.
| James Cozad IS some better.
John Mcdaniel was Leon caller
Monday.
Any one wanting to see cookbook
ing photograph enquire of Winfield
Cowles.
Rev. Spurrier, Of Grand River, occu
pied the pulpit at New Salem Sunday,
Rev. Hamilton being called to Missouri
Fred Barrett and Miss Rosie Flakes
attended church at New Salem Sunday
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-06

Blake Miller and Wade Macy have
sold their store at Eigh Point to Albert
Northrup, taking part of his farm in
Woodland township. We do not know
what they expect to do yet, but they
are both fine young business men and
will prosper at whatever they under
take. Mr.. Northrup is young man of
good ability and he will no doubt make
success of merchandising. The trade
leaves Harvey Northrup sole owner of a
fine farm of 1870 ceres, and he has by no
means the worst of the bargain.-G
Grove Express.