The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-10-31

just see that Blue Ware in the south
window at T. E. Horner's.
You'll enjoy Helen A. Bick, the lady
lmpersonator at the K. 2. hall this eye
ming.
Oh! See those nice warm blankets
for GU cts per pair at Gilreath & Johns.
toms, Grand River.
Don't forget the musical entertain
ment at the x. P. hall tonight by The
celebrated Giffen orchestra. Admission
25 cents.
Auditor j. +. Gill now sports the fast
est driving horse in Leon, having pur-
chased Mike Kirwin's fast mare Malissa
K.
Load Of choice Minnesota potatoes on
track next week, 9Oc at car.
Fulton & MANNING.
f. L. Bedier has purchased Jid
Wasson's 440 acre farm in Morgan town.
ship the price being between S3l and
$35 per acre.
Maple City Self Washing Soap not
only saves the wear on your clothes,
because less rubbing is required but it
saves fully half the labor.
Our local space is considerably cur
tailed this week by a big rush of new
advertisements, compelling us to omit
several columns of local matter
At the Christian church next Lord IS
day the pastor will preach as follows:
Morning, "Our Immediate Problem;"
evening, The Kingliest Act of Freed ON"
Miss Frances Barnes, of Abba, who
has visited in this city on several occa-
sions, was married at Abba last Tuesday
the groom being Mr.. Corydon Ingram,
of Abba. Many Leon friends extend
congratulations.
The Elks secured Gif1en's Orchestra
for an evening last week and the OF.
tumwa Democrat says it was the best
entertainment Of the kind ever given in
that city. They are at the X. z. hall
this evening Admission 25 cents.
VIM. Hines, of Eden township, met
with serious accident last Thursday.
He was in the hay loft gathering eggs
and board broke throwing him on a
manger below and breaking two ribs. DIR.
Bowman was called and rendered the
necessary medical attention.
Rev. w. III. Ilsley is holding special
meetings at Union Chapel this week
which are well ATTENDED and good
degree of interest is being shown. The
services on Sunday will be at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon instead of the evening,
| because of the work in town.
j. Nj. Eiker, of Decatur township, has
sold his home place of IA acres to G.
Hunt Of Page county for $55 per acre and
has also to Mr.. Hunt his 16O acre leased
farm in Grand River township. MIR.
Eiker will hold public sale on Wednes-
day, November, 18th to dispose of his
stock and will take up his residence in
Decatur City.
The Times is in receipt of COPY of
The LEON (Ia.) REPORTER, and notice it
contains half page advertisement of
MIR. Frank N. Hansell, who is running a
department store in that city. Mr..
Hansell was formerly associated with
Mr.. j. l.. Lea Jr., in the grocery business
in this city, and made success of it,
He is good business man and the
Tines feels confident he will make a
chit" in his new venture.-Witchita
Falls, (Texas) Times.
Col. Mike Griffin started for Grand
River last Sunday and being so busy
through the week he did not get to read
his LEON REPORTER, so after trying at
every house on the road to Leon to bor-
row carriage or spring wagon las be
had six in single seated buggv) he
finally saw Bowsher 4 Biddison's soft
snap ad. in TIE REPORTER or surrv's
and he purchased one and this will be
a great relief to his neghbors and any
one wanting to borrow carriage will
be referred TO Col. Griffin.
+. 9. Mullinnix, over local cement walk
contractor has force of men at work
putting in ten foot walk commenc.
ng at j. A. Casters grocery and extend.
ing north to the Farmers & Traders State
Bank. The town is also putting in ce-
ment crossings extending across the !
street west from Casters and across the
alley north of Hamilton's barber shop
1t will only be short time until all the |
business houses have in cement walks.
Mr.. Mullinnix does good work and the
walks he has built are his best testimoni-
ais.
License to Wed.
The following marriage licences have