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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-11
Garden GROVE.

The Free Methodist church holds
prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
The Free Methodist conference which
met ct Shenandoah September ,3;aap-
pointed w. +. Butman to the charge at
Garden Grove. ~ ~ I
The republicans Of Garden GROVE
township met in caucus Saturday after.
noon for the purpose Of placing in nom
inatlon our township officers. S.. Cul-
yer Of Leroy was called to the chair and
S. e. ,Helmick acted as secretary. The
following were nominated: S. Wheeler,
Justice of the peace; T.tB. Daniel, con.
stable; Prof. G. U. Monroe, clerk; J.. 4.
MeClung. trustee; l. h. Jaquis. assessor.
/. w. Keller was nominated for justice
at Leroy and T. M. Jewett, constable.
Mr.. Greene. Of Corydon has been
hired by the band as band master. He
has had considerable 'ex p%erience in band
work and we feel confident he will be of
great benefit to our band. He was here
Tuesday evening and conducted a re-
hearsal and commencing with next
Tuesday evening will come regular ono
week.
Thursday Observation-Disclosures the e.
EOS. had a picnic in the park.
Rev. j. @. Hall not feeling well Sun.
day did not preach. Rev. David Bruce
filled the pulpit ia the morning''aDd
there was no churchan the evening.
Don't forget that Old Settlers is on
Thursday and Friday of next week
Alva Humeston Of Humeston was In
town on business Monday.
Z Capt:sJ. d. Brown and Mr.. CARRIER, of
near Leon, we're here Sunday attending
the funeral of A. B. Stearns.
Geo. Stearns of Republic, Ohio, came
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
brotaer A. B. Stearm.
Mr.. Lynch has repainted his property
III the east part of town. r., tY55 .4tts
The paint has been bought TO paint
the grand stand in the park The
council expects to have it done. before
Old Settlers day if the weather permits.
The ball tournament at Weldon
Thursday, Friday and Saturday created
considerable excitement. Van Vert
and Weldon played Thursday resulting
in a score of 8 to 16 in favor of Weldon.
Garden Grove. and Van Vert played
Friday resulting in a score of Z to IL in
favor OF Van Vert. Itis.said that there
were but three Van Vert men in the
game, the rest were from Leon and De
eatur City. 1t rained during the latter
part of the game which made it very
1issgreeable. Saturday Weldon and
Garden Grove PLAYED resulting in g
score of,lD to II. Both aines played to
win and at the eighth inning the score
was a tie Z to Z. No scores were made
in the ninth inning and the tenth was
played to work off the tie and Garden
GROVE run in five men and Weldon
three. Harvey Wiley and Mr.. EExley
of Leroy pitched for the Grove, pitching
even innings and Bert Nallumham
caught the game.
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Resolutions

Leon, Iowa. Sept. 9. II 2.
Since 1T has pleased our hlnd and Heavenly
Father TO take from our lodge another OF its
Oldest, most devoted and best respected
membe.s. be il
RESOLVED, by Grand River Lodge No. IS A..
F. and A. NJ. that we deep v deDlore the death
OF our dearly beloved btol1ef, Ed *. Pitmau:
that in his death we realize L1at we have lost
a brother who eIenpiliea the tenets of
masonry by al honorab e and upright life.
Qntil late years he was Il faithful and efficient
worker IN the lodge and even when advancing
years made 1T Impossible for him 10 attend
regularly the meetings OF the lodge. he new r
lost interest in us Welfare nor confidence in
its teachings. While we vii! miss his pres
ence at our meetings and his words of encour-
aeement ana cheer spoken III the capacity of a.
%blothe., the memory Of his kindly acts and
exemplary life, Will ever be with US as we
labor IN The terrestrial lodge to carry out the
designs placed up1n the trestle board OF life
bI the supreme i,fohitect OF the universe. BE
i. further
RESOLVED. That We extend to his bereaved,
vie ana 20 his mourning chiidccl our liindest
sympathy. Be IL turtber
h~+spLVED, That d copy of these resolutions
lhe family.
SAM L. DARRAH,
b. F~A:QuHAR, COMMITTEE
j.. GILL.
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John Cronin accompanied by his aged
mother went to Woodburn Friday for q
short visit.
A. E. Northrup sold his farm in High
Point, formerly the Perry Woi7erton
place to John Cronln last week. Mr..
Cronin will take possession about the
the first of March and MIR. Northrup
will still continue 70 run the store a,
High Point.
Perry Truitt and sister, rMrs. Nell
Russell went to Indianola Friday for a
few weeks visit with relatives.
Jimmie Goughener and A. L. North.
rup passed Through here Thursday en-
route for Woodland.
Most every one in this vicinity at.
tended Uncle Toms Cabin at Garden
Grove Wednesday evening but we're
very much disappointed in the play.
Mrs. Ola Sayers of Des Moines is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bailey.
Everybody is invited to attend the
Sunday School oncer at the church
next Sunday morning at ! O'Clock.
Several from here attended the funer-
al If Mr.. ALB. StearDs at Garden Grove
Sunday afternoon. q
Clyde Northrup went to Ottumwa
Monday.
Mrs. Sam Hamilton of Davis City is
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West Eden.

A. R. Wilson has gone TO Kansas to
Hook at the country.
MIR. and Mrs. S. o. Sprinkle visited
with Mrs. Sprinkle's sister, Mrs. Robin.
son near Davis City over Sunday.
The Manchester brothers are through
thresbing in this neighborhood. Grain
was somewhat damaged by the wet
weather.
VIM. Martz and family visited at Mr.,
Fate's Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Slower is still assisting Mrs.
w. q. Campbell in her household
duties.
School begins at Elem Center Mon.
day with Miss Nina Cesler as teacher.
Miss Lelah Spencer visited her friend
Lulu Harmon Sunday returning home
Monday.
Miss Ethel Slower and Charley Bled
soc attended church at Weldon Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitman, of Leon
visited at s. 0. Sprinkle's Monday.
Miss Myrgie Mills visited with the
Housh sisters Sunday.
Miss Myrgie Mills, Grace Cain, Nam.
ME and Will kimport attended the
party at Mr.. Aldrlch's west of Leon and
report a fine time.
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her parents north of town this

week.
Last SATURDAY. being Myrtle Browns
18th birthday her mother surprised her
by inviting about Is of her young
friends to spend the afternoon with her.
ice cream and cake was served.
Misses Myrtle and Ella B. Smith came
Saturday from Missouri for q short visit
with relatives at this place.
Grace Cartwright was the guest OF
Grace Bailey Sunday.
Mrs. j. i. Hitchcock Of Des Moines
came last Monday for a short visit with
relatives and friends ut this place.
Mrs. Lavender died Friday morning
at 2 O'Clock at her home in Woodland
: township of fever. She leaves a hus-
bands:and several small children who
havE.the sympathy of the entire neigh
borhood. as 20 n
Edith Bright was the guest of Laura
Warrington last Thursday. N
Albert Northrup visited the county
seat last Friday.
Marion Bramer and Will Stiles had
business in Leon last Friday.
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Crop Bulletin.
For WEEK ENDING sErr. s. 100

Dies MONIES, Iowa.
The daily average temperature for the
week was about three degrees below
normal, but the days were mostly clear
and favorable for threshing and other
field work. On the morning of the 18th,
light frost was observed in numerous
localities, but reports indicate TO mater.
idl damage. Showers on the 5th were
widely distributed and generally not ex.
c~essive.
The corn crop appears to be making
fairly good advancement in the larger
part OF the state, though it's progress is
not sufficiently rapid to allay anxiety
as to its future safety. While
about t%wo-thirds of the crop is nearing
maturity and may be entirely safe bv
the 10th, yet there will be an unusually
large percentage of soft corr if killing
frost comes before October LIST. The
extremely wet and cool condition of the
soil greatly retards the ripening process.
Some portion of the oats crop that
had been left in the shock has been
threshed during the week, and the ,e-
ports Indicate that the percentage of
loss will be very heavy. Spring wheat
is SIN better condition the bulk of II e
crop being grown in the drier dis
trlcts of the state. Numerous com.
plants are being received of loss of
potatoes by rotting or blight of the
tops. The crop of fall apples is better
than was indicated by early reports.
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Burr Oak Ridge.

After so long a time the thrashing
machines have appeared On the ridge.
Mrs. VIM. Smith of Eden Center was
on the Ridge canvassing and took din
ner with We scribe.
Master Perry Chastain of Sunny Side
visited over night last week at his par
ents', q. f. Chastain.
School is progressing nicely at East
Eden with Miss May Caster as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Vanderpool also
Goldie and Exile Smith visited at Char
ley Hamm's one day last week.
Little Mary Hazlet of West Leon
has been visiting at her uncle Willie
Walton's the past week.
There was u man on the Ridge Wed
nesday buying old iron.
BenBledsoe of Spring Valley and wife
cailedat WsGH. McCalla's as they were
returning from a visit at Van Vert and
Weldon.
Calf buyers have been in our midst
the past week. Most every II in this
Vicinity have disposed Of their CALVES
exceptAT. $. Moreland and Q. E. Chas-
tain.
Mrs. M. D. Shira called on friends
Tuesday afternoon.
NIT. ana Mrs. Lewis ana daughters,
Ella and Ida and Master Perry Chastain
also Mr.. Goodson, wife and daughters
and Mrs. Goodson's mother, Mrs. Smith
OF Iuscola, H., were Sunday visitors at
Charles Chastain's.
M. D. Snira and family visited Satur-
day night and Sunday on Grand River
At Mrs. Shira's parents VIM. Stantields,
Il. j. Sankey and wife were Sunday
visitors at Mr.. Clark's.
Ed Biggs and family, his mother and
sister Nora Galpin were Sunday callers
at w. H. McCal!a's.
The young man gave Frank Cbastain
and bride a real Old fashioned serenad,
ing Saturday night. :
Vince Robinson took dinner at Mr.,
McCalla's Monday.
j. w. Waltons, Grandma Webster
and Elmer Rumley attended church at
Davis City Sunday.
John Rumley and family were Sunday
visitors at a. j. Rumiey's.
Several passed through this vicinity
enrOute for I%.iueville far.
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Center.

George and Clara Gardner visited a,
WA. Allbaugh's Sunday.
Bert Phipps of F%arragut, Iowa, came
Saturday to visit his sister Mrs. Il. A.
Gardner.
Miss Bessie Arney left last Monday
for lndianola where she will attend col
lege.
Lorne and Jamie Long have returned
from their visit to Westoven, Iowa.
Mrs. Hickna and daughter Jennie,
called to see Mrs. John Chastain and
baby last week.
viStingsat Lem Hamilton's but he is
better and at home again.
Sume Of the Center boys helped to
Saturday night.
Dick Darr is building an addition to
uncle Charley Rumley's house.
Uncle Peter Stewart has been quite
sick bat is better.
Irwin Stewart is building a new barn.
Mrs. Brown has q new poultry house.
Ye humble correspondent from Center
hasrecently visited the farms of Messrs.
j. w. Snith & Son of Allerton, Geo.
Mozart Of Humestou and w. H. Snyder
of Garden Grove and took a careful
survey of their Short Horn herds of
cattle and inquired particularly into
their breeding and l can say in behalf
of Wayne and Decatur county. that
the men. should command the respect
and patronage of the cattle breeders Of
Iowa as they have purchased from the
leading herds in the State and have
paid particular attention to The
leading families and individuals these
men will have public sales this fall.
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Kilgore.

Miss Gertrude Garner returned from
llnevllle Thursday where she has been
visiting friends.
/ Miss Mary McDaniels visited over
night Thursday with friends in Lamont.
i James Rumley filled his appointment
! at this place Sunday evening.
John McDaniels and wife and daIhg:
ter, Mrs. J. NJ. Brown visited at A. L.
Dales' near Spring Valley Sunday.
Miss Maudie Lille is working at the
Park Hotel at Leon.
Miss Bell Ingram of Mercer, Mo-, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Mary McDaniels returned TO her
durles at Leon Monday after a few
weeks visit with her parents in this
yacinity.
Miss Leila Spencer returned to Leon
Monday after a few days visit with Miss
Louie Harmon.
Ora WoLsey sundayed with Percie
Dale.
James Still and Harry McDauiels
have moved their sorghum mill up on
Ellen Prairie and have 1t running in full
biGst.
Miss Lucy Ryan of Leon is instruct.
ing the younger generation at Brush
College this fall.
Dave Robson and wife of Blockley
visited his parents Sunday.
Geo. Evans was a Davis City caller
one day last week.
The little sol Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Jennings is very sick at this writing. X
Miss Anna McDariels returned from
Leon Tuesday.
Arthur Frakes has turned out to be
a thrasher.
w. A. Moore is in Oklahoma.
We wonder what has become of the
Maiden Blush correspondent?
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Rrush College.

School is progressing nicely at Brush
College with Miss Lucy Ryan as teacher.
Dave McCulchen and wife spent Fri
day night at Leon with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Led Gore.
William Robinson and wife visited
Sunday at John Evans. .s.a--. .ee
Angie Still visited last week with her
grand parents MI. and Mrs. Az. Still.
School commenced Monday at Eden
Center with Miss Mamie Cessler as
teacher.
David Hubbard aad wife spent Sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Still.
Mary Mcdaniel called on Nettie Jen.
nings Sunday.
Sarah Robson has returned home
from New Buda where she has been
staying with her sister Mrs. S. b., Latta,
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. b. Latta of New Buda
are rejoicing over a charming little
daughter that arrived at their home
August 10.
John McDaniels visited Sunday with
A.. O. Dale. -
J.C.Slill and best girl visited at Gains
vile last week. 4
Mrs. Nora and jesse Foster spent one
day last week with Mrs. w. ID. Rob-
inson at Blockley.
Mrs. John Brown and children visited
Sunday With Albert Dales.
Mrs. Henry Underwood is very sick
at this. writing.
Mrs. w. A. Moore and children visit
ed at Mr.. Campbell's Sunday.
There will tie preaching at New Salem
Sunday and Sunday night.
Virgil and Charley Robinson spent
Sunday with their aun. Sarah Robson.
Mrs. Mary Dale of a Pleasanton is
on the sick list.
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Resolutions. q Respect past by Re-

Resolutions q Respect past by Re-
bekah Lodge, No. 4l9 l. O. o. f. of
Leon, Iowa, in memory of Mrs. Scott
Gardner.
WHEREAS. our beloved sister, Mrs. Ida
Gardner. has been taken from our midst by
the reieulles IS hand of deatl therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we realize that by her
death the lodge has lost an et1icient member
an able co-wo-ker and a true friend, her fami
ly a LOVING companion anu mother, The com
munity Il woman OF sterling wor h. And
Knowing that home ties are dearer and nearer
than anu o'her, how much greater must be
fu-the:.
RESOLVED, that we extend the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy in their hour OF
trlal ana affllction tlat u copy Of these reso-
lutions be given to the bereaved family and
that we wear the badge OF mourning for
thirty days.
MRS. OLIVE GARDNER,
Mrs. SARAH MlLLER ECom.
MISS ELIZABETH OWEN
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pleasanton

Dan Harper, of Dallas county, was
here the latter part of the week visiting
his cousin, j. M. Willis, and other rela.
tiyes.
y. 6. Hutchinson is in Princeton this
week serving as petit juror.
sl"Uncle" Wesley Robbins, Of neal
Saline, was here last Friday, accompa.
MED by his son John.
Mrs. Barnes, the trained nurse who
has been waiting on Mrs. P. w. Mitchell
for the last week, left for her home in
Des Moines Saturday, Mrs. Mitchell's
health having recovered sufficiently that
home folks can take care of her now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter left for Mercer,
Mo-, Saturday, where they will remain a
short time visiting friends before going
to Des Mojnes t. locate permanently.
Mrs. Tom Hagan and daughter, from
over on the Grand, were here shopping
Saturday. .a
Martin Cozad, of Morgan township,
was among the business visitors here
Saturday.
Bud Davis, wife and two babies, of
near Akron, were here Saturday trading
and visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Dale was in town Saturday
for the first time in a long time.
f. NJ. Hamilton and wife, of west
Hamilton, were here Saturday afternoon
calling OF Aunt Ann Slower, a sister.
John Mundell, of Spring Valley, was
here Saturday trading.
Noah Corrington marketed melons
here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worley, of ODER
lin, Kansas, are visiting their brother,
George Dunn and family, and mother,
Grandma Worley.
Jason Hollinger, county surveyor, had
business here Monday.
A. Apologize was in town Monday
distributing sale bills.
M. p. McGrew returned Monday from
Decatur City, where he had been fol-
four or. five days visiting his little
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Oliphant. of Gains.
vile, accompanied by Mrs. O.'s brother,
Sam Frazier, of Grant City, Mo-, and a
young lady from Des Moines who was
visiting Mrs. Oliphant, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Beach
here. They departed late in the after
noon by private conveyance for Gains
willie after a pleasant day we'll spent.
". r. McGinnis, of Leon, had legal
business here Monday.
vi. MILLER, OF Spring Valley, was here
Monday fixing up the papers with the
p~ostoffice department about the fire he
recently had and which destroyed all of
the stamps, envelopes and postotice
supplies.
a. Il. Campbell and wife, Of Saline,
passed through town Monday afternoon
on their way home.
Henry Emmons and wife were trading
in town Monday afternoon.
Bishop Morley went home near Mt.
Moriah Saturday.
The stone masons completed building
the walls Of the basement and founda.
ton for l.. b. M@Claran's large house
Saturday. Wiley Sells, the Leon carpen.
Ter, arrived Monday and is pushing the
frame work ahead. When completed
this will be one of the largest and mos,
convenient homes around here.
Club" Alden came in Saturday tc
visit his parents, MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Alden, east Of town. "Bub'' is now one
of Chicago's leading legal lights.
Wed Stuteville, of Lineville, wa here
last week and the first of this, visiting
relatives.
The county bridge force Sundayed a,
home.
Rev. Matson preached at the M. e.
church Sunday night. He came from
near Centerville.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Items of Interest us Reported
by our Correspondents.
Morgan.

Mrs. Jessie Durham and Josie Cozad
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Farver.
j. w. Hubbard and family visited at
VIM. Massey's Saturday.
Penniwell and Adair of Leon are work.
ing on d. A. Rohinson's house,they will
add another room and make other
changes.
Mrs. Smallwood Is a little better at
this writing.
Orville Marble aad Willie Dixon spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Davis
City.
Miss Lottie Cozad departed last week
for Cedar Falls. She will enter college
at that place.
Mrs. JENNIE Griffin had a quilting one
day last week.
There was a birthday dinner at John
Thomas Sunday.
There was quite a crowd gathered at
the school house Sunday and Brother
Lille failed to fill his appointment. We
understand sickness in the family was
the
John Dixon of Lamont and force OF
hands is working on M. l.. Dale's new
house.
Miss Inez Peck who has been sick
with typhoid fever is a little better at
this time.
Quite a number from this vicinity will
attend the fair at Lineville this week.
6. A. Smallwood's visited at B. Small.
woods Sunday.
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We are headquarters for cider mills.
on't let your apples rot but come in
ana get n OF our cider mills and the
clder and vinegar will more than paw
Tor the mill. BowsHER 4 BIDp1soS.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Zeal estate transfers from Sept. LIST
to September Sth, 1902 as reported bv
Narga:
County Treasurer to Alexander
Mrl.ees lot in Lalnonl -.
C. S. E!sls to Isaac x. Clark lot in
Leon =. -. -. $3.50
L. N. Clark to G. NJ. Keller lot in
Leon. ............ 1900
w. r. Green t o F. a. Greenland
lot in Grand River ZOO
II. D. Terpstra to William Stubs
100 acres Long Cress 1900
Lucinda Harris to sarilda Stanley
lots in Econ ........ 200
+. d. Dorm to w. c. Gibson 100
acresln Center 4Sno
L. NJ. Black to o. E. Blscs so acres
in Burreil. 400
L. n. McDonough to Geo, P. Camp
bell 1877 acres in Eden 50OO
Amanda A. Wemple to g. S.
stearts 50 acres Garden Grove 1925
G. Perkins to l. W.. Smithson
lots in Garden Grove.. 90
w. G. Gibson to Fred Rohr 20 acres
1900
Susan + Adams to +. NJ. Freeman
lots in DAVIS City. 600
Robert L. ami Christina Adair to
Austin H. Johnston 20 acres in
Morgan ... 800
Eliza +. johnson to S. S. Oiler 10
acres in Franklin 200.
D. 7. Belvil to Henry johnson 80
acres in Morgan s62
Jessie Dale Dickinson to F. d.
Wion 50 acres in Burrell. 1862
| w. 9. Overholtzer to L. 4. tireen-
land lot in Grand River.. 200.
Levi Shelton to z. w. Shelton lots
in Davis City... III
John Mckim to Socrates Robbins
50 acres in New Buda.~-.. 1877
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