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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-08-13
pleasanton.

1t has been reported that F. M. Walk
err will loose the sight of his injured
eye. He was working in the hay a
couple of weeks ago and got a hay seed
in it, and then had to go to ST. Joe to a
specialist. His friends will be sorry to
hear of this and only hope that it really
is not as bad as reported.
Rev. Thos. Pingrey, of GAINESVILLE, was
here the first of the week.
Miss Murphey, of Leon, is stopping
at S. r. Shaw's.
Lydia Endsley, of Leon, was here to
see her niece, Mrs. S. e. Shaw, one day
last week.
The sick of our vicinity are all getting
we'll.
Frank Davis came in to visit home
folks the first of the week.
DIR. S. G.. Trimble and family left
Tuesday afternoon for North Dakota
where they will make their future home
having sold his property to Mrs. Croy,
of GAINESVILLE. The doctor has been here
only couple of years and had built up
a good practice.
S. Turpen started with DR.. Trimble's
car of stock and household effects to
North Dakota Tuesday forenoon.
Harry Mitchell has bought the G. b.
Little farm near Saline and is moving
on it this week. MIR. Little has pur-
chased property in Washington and is
going there this month some time.
Gree Estes, VIM. Burch and J. w.
Bicknell have joined capital and are
running stand at the reunion in Davis
City this week.
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Burr Oak Ridge.

Most every one is through harvesting
and no one seems to be sorry.
Henry Van Ostrand, Walter Smith
and John Chastain accompanied by their
wives visited at j. w. Walton's last
week.
A party of young people spent one
evening last week at the county farm.
A charming little daughter arrived
at Mr.. Edgington's last week.
Tom Wallace and George Myers are
boarding at w. Fl. McCalla's while re-
pairing the Eden school house.
II. VanOstrand and John Chastain
each purchased horses of j. w. Walton.
Lester Webster had the misfortune
to fall and fracture his leg one day
last week.
Maud Adams, of Van Vert is spend
ing week at w. M. McCalla's and
Chas. Chastain's.
Vim. Hazlet's young people were
visiting on Eden Prairie last week.
Most every one is attending the Davis
City reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreland took dinner
at G. Meek's Sunday.
Rex Adams came down from Van
Vert Saturday for weeks visit.
James and Steven Barry and George
Clark visited John McCalla Sunday.
Alb Dyer and wife of Decatur visited
in this vicinity Sunday, the guest o.
Mrs. Dyer.
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johnson, of Leon, We're caught in the
rainstorm Wednesday while on their
way to visit relatives in Woodland and
vicinity.
Katie Mullen returned to her home
near Weldon Saturday after making an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Grogan. Little Albert Grogan
went home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wills are rejoicing
over the arrival of a little son born to
them last Friday.
Hardy WATSON and family, of Line
vile spent Saturday at S. j. Grogan's.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cannon gave q
party Saturday night in honor Of Miss
Gertie's eighteenth birthday.
Wynn Mclntire is visiting this week
with Irene Wasson.
Ella Grogan was called to her home
in Leon Monday by the news that her
sister, Katie, had been seriously scald-
ed while assisting about the cook stove.
Katie is getting along very nicely from
last reports.
Mrs. Kate Griffin and sister, Alice
Flynn, who have been spending week
outing at Lineville Mineral Springs, re-
turned home Sunday.
A vacant house on the farm belonging
to Irave Lane was strack by lightning
Sunday night and completely destroyed.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Cannon are
moving into their new residence on the
old Mullen farm.
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Morgan.

Jim Cozad had business at Pleasanton
Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Smallwood visited the sick
at H. II. Perkins, Sunday.
Mrs. Bird Cozad has been visiting
relatives at Kellerton the past week. i.
A. b. McClaren and family visited at
S. j. Cozad's Sunday.
James Hubbard and family spent Sun
day at Albert Dale's.
Ollie Lawrence visited Nellie Gammill
Sunday.
Clyde Newcomer returned home Sun
day from Hehnessey, Okla, where he has
been farming the past two years.
A.. Il. Hubbard and family attended a
wedding anniversary at Mahlon Moore's
Sunday.
Nellie Dale visited Murl Baker, east
of Lineville,Sunday.
Mrs. Campbell and daughter visited
Mrs. Jennie Griffin Friday.
Merit and Jim Cozad attended the ball
game at Mercer, Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Dale and Lula Newcomer
had business at Leon Friday.
Y. Il. Newcomer and John Parllins have
the contract for plastering tile Booth
town school house.
Minnie Marble, of Ohio, came Sunday
to visit Nellie Dale.
Merit Cozad had business at Leon Sat-
urlay
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Pleasant Valley.

Quite number of the officers of the
school board attended the school meet
ing at the Valley Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Lunbeck's mother and
neice have been visiting her the past
week.
Mrs. John Rice is visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Brown, this week.
Mr.. Henderson, the "boss" engineer
was in these parts last week repairing
Mr. Swisher's machine.
Mrs. McGafey is still improving.
Mrs. Virden is able to assist with he1
household duties.
Messrs. Dan Myers and Frank Ding
man had phones put in their houses
this week.
Ada Pullen is assisting Mrs. McGafey
with her household duties.
Thomas Sly visited at Horace Quig.
leys one day last week.
Most every one is preparing to attend
the reunion at Davis City this week.
Vim. Virden and John Rice are batch.
ing this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ellison called or
George Virden's Sunday.
Roley and Levi Virden visited their
sister, Mrs. Emma Campbell Sunday.
George Virdcn hauled hogs to Decatur
Monday.
James Barnes called on George Vir.
den's Sunday.
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From Our Correspondents


good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Titus went to
Lamont Saturday evening.
Rev. Lemonds filled his appointment
at ELK Chapel Sunday morning.
Messrs. Geo. DINER and Henry Bevans
and Misses Gail Ballinger and Eta
Percy spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Fora Cash.
Miss Gordin and lola Tenant of
Redding, spent last week at their
grandfather's, Joe Cash's.
Charles Rhodes and family took din
ner Thursday at Vim. McClary's at
kellerton.
G. W. Smith and Mrs. A. G. Piercy
called to see Mrs. Dunbar Friday after
noon.
Fred Burgess was seen on our streets
last week.
Lyman Smith spent last week at J. Fl
Paytons helping harvest.
Mrs. Rickstraw and Mrs. Lamb re-
turned home to st. Paul, Mimi, Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. M. Smith is reported on the
sick list at this writing.
James Buoy and daughter Gertic
called on friends at this place Sunday
evening.
Miss Meta Ashburn helped Mrs. Ed
Scott with her household duties the
latter part of last week.
On account of the rain Sunday even
ing there was no meeting at the Adj
vent church.
Sadie Anderson was a passenger for
Kellerton Monday morning.
Mrs. Polan returned home to Mt
Ayr Monday morning.
Bessie Shields was a Tuskeego caller
Monday morning.
YIN. Turner and family, of Leon, Wis
tied in these parts the last of the week.
Miss Kate Shields is staying with her
uncle, o. Dunbar this week.
Mrs. Daily and daughter, of Mt. Ayr,
took dinner with Mrs. Titus Monday.
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Garden Grove.

J. r. Smith made business trip tc
Keollull Monday.
G.. p. Arnold attended the Grand
Chapter of X. of P. at Humeston Monday
night.
Miss Josephine LaNier, of Des Moines
came the latter part Of last week for q
short visit with relatives near here.
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church of this city gave reception. at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. ]. Q. Hall last
Thursday evening in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Geo. Bruce, who left Wednesday
for San Francisco from where they go, tc
their missionary labor in China.
J. w. RUSSELL of Peoria, ILL.,, came
Monday to visit his son, G. w. Russell
Bess Bruce, of Mt. Ayr, visited over
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Bruce.
w. S. McCaull, of Joliet, Ill.,, who is
here with his family visiting his parents
went to Kansas City Monday on bust
ness.
N. M. Ridgeway and wife and T. J
Peck and wife went to Lineville Springs
Monday where they will remain short
time, after which Mr.. Ridgeway and
wife will so on to Trenton, Mo-, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Martin, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Collins Battle, returned to her home in
Des Moines Saturday.
Mrs. Gardner, of Bethany, Mo-, came
Saturday to visit her mother.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Shaw
Wednesday, August 9Th, a baby boy.
Callie Paxton returned from Trenton
Mo-, Saturday accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. d. D. Stephens, whom she
has been visiting there.
Geo, Stockstill, of Sharon, Kan, is
here this week visiting friends.
S. B. Lil1ard, of Udell, Ia, came Satur-
day on business.
Mrs. Murbarger and little daughter
of ST. Joe, Mo-, are guests of Mrs. &. W.
Murbarger this week.
Dr.. Duffy, of Kellerton, arrived last
Thursday to take charge of his dental
practice in this place.
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Eldorado.

Rev. Cyrus Deyoe filled his regular
appointment at New Salem Saturday
and Sunday and administered the ordi-
nance of baptism Sunday morning.
George lnman and sister Mabel spent
Saturday night at Mike Grogans.
Misses Helen Whistler and Percie Dale
spent Sunday and Sunday night with
Misses Alta and Oracle Dale.
Joe Dale and wife Sundayed at David
McCutchans.
Walter Benson, agent for the Baker
Company, is in this vicinity.
Chas. Bledsoe spent Sunday night
with his friend, Oda Dale.
Mr.. Cherrington and son Willard, of
Decatur City spent Friday night at the
home OF Tom Guthrie.
Elsie Dale spent Saturday night at
Mrs. Mary Dale's.
Harve Mcdaniel and Miss Ora Wool
sey Sundayed at U. Stills.
Chas. Bledsoe called on A. E. Poole
Sunday.
Among those who spent Sunday night
at Mr.. Linden's were Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Pace and Glada Dale.
Those who spent Sunday night at
Mrs. Hullinger's were Mrs. Mary Dale
and family and Angie Mundel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hubbard and
daughter Halle Sundayed at A. e.
Dale's.
Helen Whistler returned to her home
near Leon Tuesday, having finished her
term of music in this vicinity. She will
have short vacation before commenc-
ing her second term.
Sarah Still spent Sunday night with
her cousin Angie.
Mrs. Darlington and son Ross visited
at A. G. Dale's. Thursday.
Among those who are sick are Sam
Dale and Lulu Harmon.
Rev. Deyoe and John Mundel called
at i'm Harmon's Sunday.
Johnnie Minor Sundayed with his
friend, Oda Dale.
Allie Woolsey called on Arthur
Lille Sunday.
Kittie Still is visiting her cousin,
Anna Mcdaniel.
Charley Campbell and family visited
at George Blakesley's Sunday.
Charlotte Hullinger spent Saturday
night at Mrs. Mary Dale's.
Ray Dale spent Saturday night with
his cousin Roy.
Mrs. Bert Davis and Ethel Still Sun.
dayed at Mr.. Mills.
Harve Mcdaniel and Ella Dale call
ed an their cousin, Oda Dale Monday
evening.
Mergie Mills spent Wednesday night
with the Misses Stovers.
About fifty young people enjoyed al
ice cream supper at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Orr Pace Wednesday night
All report a most enjoyable time.
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Orphan Ridge.

James Blake is hauling corn from Ire.
land this week.
Robert Good, of Leon, is helping Mr.
Ellis in his haying this week.
Buster Jones is helping G. e. Gardner
harvest this week.
Dick Brooks who lived on the Gardner
farm moved back to Leon last week.
Many of the farmers have finished
harvesting.
Johnny NcNealy spent Sunday at
Hiram Hatfeld's.
J. M. Barlean spent Sunday at Block.
ley.
M. Baker was caller at Sam Hams
Sunday.
G. M. Axes drove out from Leon with
load Of men and helped O. N. Eaton
thresh one day last week.
LATE Mitchell, of Leon, was on the
Ridge Monday.
George Treasurer,of Leon,was in these
parts Monday.
Milt Manchester is helping T. G
Sales harvest this week.
Frank Alldredge is going with the
Manchester threshing machine.
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Union Ridge.

The farmers of this vicinity are all
through harvesting.
Quite number from this place at
tended the Sunday school picnic at
Palestine.
Henry Rauch, of Burrell, called at T.
w. Walters Saturday.
The Union Ridge school house is being
repaired. William Wood will do the
plastering.
Gid Sage and family called on John
Rice Sunday evening.
Harley Anterior and best girl were
out buggy riding in this vicinity Sunday
evening.
Mary Cox called on Lorna Waller
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ida Mcclure and children spent
a part of last week visiting her sister
Mrs. Frank Dobson, north of Leon.
Harry Swanson called at Sam Nc
Clure's Monday.
Winnie and Lew Housh called on Mrs
e. Merryman one day last week.
E. Merryman and family visited at
Charley Merryman's Sunday.
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Rev. G. w. Smith preached at Decatur
City Saturday evening and filled his
regular appointment at Palestine Sun
day.
Miss Eva Percy visited the first of
the week at Lamont.
Otis Cash spent Sunday with his
grandmother, Mrs. George Brownell.
Miss Rena Copeland spent Wednes-
day helping Mrs. Jess Dunbar cook for
threshers.
l. N. Payton and family spent Thurs
day with DR.. Marsh Camps at Keller
ton.
Miss Rosa Rhodes and Miss VIVA
Whittier called on Mrs. Hugh Wiley
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Haynes, of Chicago, left Satur-
day for visit with her nephew at
Cambria, Iowa, after which she will re-
turn home.
Mrs. Ralph Spurrier and daughter
Amy were passengers for kellerton
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Daily and family of Mt. Ayr,
visited with Walter VEINS few days
last week.
E. Battle shipped three cars of stock
from this point last week.
We are sorry to mention that Mrs.
Mr.. Pollan, of Mt. Ayr, visited with
Hugh Wiley one day last week.
G. A. Fosdick and family, of Milo, Ia,
returned home Tuesday.
Rev. Heckathorn and daughter and
son visited with his daughter, Mrs
Thomas Wicks, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Grandpa and grandma Payton, VIM
Payton and family, John Wions and
wife and Fred Wions and family spent
Sunday with l. N. Payton's,
Rosa Shields of Decatur City, spent
Sunday with I. N. Payton.
Emmett Patrick and family ard Miss
Lue Barnes and Mr.. Elliott, of Mt. Ayr
Sundayed at Mrs. Laura Barns.
Austin Payton left Friday morning
for Omaha.
John Cash spent Sunday with his
brother, G. W. Cash.
Z. Bush and family, of Ringgold coun-
ty, were called to o. Dunbars Saturday
on account of the sickness of the latter's
mother.
Henry Bevens, of Grant City, visited
friends in this vicinity the last of the
week, and left Monday for Red Oak
where he will visit his sister, Mrs
Edwards at that place.
We are glad to welcome Mike Max
and family in this vicinity once more
They arrived Wednesday evening from
Belgrade, Neb.
last Tuesday to visit her sister.
Several from this place attended the
Kellerton reunion and all reported 6
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Ireland.

Hugh Smith and family took dinner at
Herbert LantZ's Sunday.
A. w. Bryson and G. M. Shanke] had
business at Lineville Tuesday.
Miss Ida Lentz is assisting with the
housework at Mr.. Wills this week.
Misses Katie Mullen and Ella Grogan
spent Tuesday evening at A. w
Bryson's.
Moose Inman and family, of Booth
town spent Saturday night and Sunday
at Mike Grogan's.
Misses Letha Newlin and Josephine
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Van Vert.

S. e. Benefiel, of Leon, passed through
here Thursday on his way to Clarinda
to take John Mckee to the insane asy-
lum.
Mr.. Bobbitt came Thursday for a few
days visit with his aunt, Mrs. Belle
Porter.
Mrs. Waterman and daughter, Mrs.
Smith, moved into Grandma Gibson's
house Friday.
Mr.. McNes, fireman on the K. & w.
X. II, has taken layoff for few days
on account of sickness,
Mrs. j. Il. Thompson and daughter,
Ida returned Friday from Leon where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Hartly brakeman on Fl. as. r. r.
has given up his job as brakeman and
left Monday for his home in Oregon.
Mr.. Scovill, the piano tuner, left
Monday for Osceola.
Mrs. Geo. Craft returned Thursday
from Decatur where she has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Noftsger.
Misses Bessie and Mile Thompson,
of Good Hope, were in town Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Hall was in town Tuesday.
Miss Blanch Roger, of Weldon, passed
through here Tuesday on her way to
Ottumwa to visit relatives.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. L. E. Harper
Wednesday, boy.
Mrs. Anderson, of Promise City, is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lulu Thompson, of Des Moines,
passed through here Thursday on her
way home from Leon.
Miss Manda NUNS started to Riggs,
CAL, for the benefit of her health and
to visit relatives. Her uncle o. W..
johnson accompanied her as far as
Osoeola.
George Jones, of Creston, is here Wis
lting his parents.
A. ]. Owens sold out his barber shop
last week to j. B. Edwards. He has
started q new one down in Harrer's
building.
Messrs. Harry Traupel and Frank
Housh left for Arkansas Tuesday to look
over the country.
Mrs. Snow, of KeolSuk, left for her
home Thursday after a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Walsh.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Collier
Friday, a girl.
Last Saturday our city marshall J. j.
Walls, captured a barrel Of beer at the
depot hotel. The people who run the
hotel are strangers here and l think
there are several other places in town
that has kept plenty of beer and whisky
for the last year and our marshal has
never tried to capture any Of it.
Mrs. +. P. Reed who has had the
typhoid fever for some time is much
better at this writing.
Mrs. j. M. Thompson and son, David
Smith, returned Monday from st. Joe,
Missouri.
Miss Dortha Woods, of Weldon, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Thompson and Mile
rhom ION, of Good Hope, were in town
Miss Gertie Walker . .ccttgrned satur-
day from Excelsior Springs, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lena
Shriver.
Mrs. Grace Stafford and children
came Saturday to visit with her friend.
Mrs. Lizzie Thompson.
J. 7. Holt returned Monday from
Missouri.
A heavy rain visited us Saturday
evening.
Miss yern Sloan, of Grand River, WIS.,
tied over Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
Sloan.
Perry Miner spent Sunday at J. I.
Thompson's.
G. M. Keller has sold his store to Mr..
Simon, of Osceola.
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and mailed by Ely Brothers, Sc Warren
Street, New York.
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Decatur.

Lily Henderson, Of Ridgeway, Mo-,
arrived here Monday, for a visit with
her sister Mrs. S. w. Chamberlin.
Bessie Brazelton and her cousin, Ada
Brazelton, were guests of Leon friends a
few days last week.
Mrs. Melvin Soil, accompanied by
Lulu Soil, who have been visiting here
for the past week returned to their
home in Murray Wednesday.
Lew Walker was a Leon visitor Thurs
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. EiEer were guests
of Leon friends Tuesday.
Walter Mclaughlin and wife, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Eta McLaugh-
lin, were Leon visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Creal and little
daughter Bessie were Leon callers
Friday.
Mr.. Jas. Overholtzer, Of Grand River,
was in town last Saturday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. C1lvatt,
who live west of town. had the misfor-
tune to breaking his arm Monday.
A large number from here are in at
tendance at the Davis City reunion, this
week.
O. B. Creal s. Son put up a wind mill
for Abe Wells Friday.
Messrs. James Laney and Sherman
Robins, departed for Arkansas Friday,
where they went to look at the country.
Willie Tolbert of Norwalk, came down
Thursday for visit with his mother,
Mrs. 7. Fl. Tolbert.
On account of the rain Sunday even
ing, there was no services at either
church.
Miss Nellie Springsteen, is visiting
in Leon at this writing.
Clyde Reeves, departed for Kansas,
Monday for visit with friends.
Mr.. Freeman was an over Sunday visi-
tor in our city.
Jas. Ownsby left for Excelsior Springs,
Missouri, last Monday, where he has a
position.
Miss Pearl Wood spent Sunday with
Miss Ruth Tolbert.
Mrs. Brazelton, of Leon, spent Sunday
| with relatives in town.
Miss Zetta Springer was the guest of
Miss Ida Creal Sunday.
Rev. Cyrus Smith of Tuskeego, preach
ed at the M. E. Church, Saturday even
ing.
Miss Ada Brazelton went Sunday. for
visit with relatives in and near Leon.
Mrs. John Stanley, of Leon, is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Granville Cochran
and family at this writing.
Mrs. John Gardner is on the sick list
at this writing.
J.. Ora Tolbert, arrived in the city
Friday, for visit with friends.
The Adventist meeting is still in
progress. and we understand is quite
well attended.
H. G.. Watson, has commenced his new
dwelling, and when completed will
undoubtedly have lovely home.
Several from here went to Palestine
Sunday, to attend the Sunday school
picnic.
VIM. Woodland ST. and wife spent few
days last week at the home Of their son
VIM. Woodland, west of town.
Johnny Creswell and wife spent Friday
with her mother, Mrs r. H. Tolbert.
Amy Black, of Davis City, was in town
Friday.
Horatio Lubbock and wife are the
happy parents of a baby boy.
John Williams and wife went to Cory
don last Thursday for a few days visit
with relatives.
Mrs. S. Springer and daughter, Miss
Zetta, were guests at the Mclaughlin
home Friday.
Mr.. Woodmansee and wife and little
daughter, of Ohio, who are visiting here
spent Sunday at John McLaughlin's.
Mrs. Allie Walker is on the sick list
at this writing.
Earnest Marshall and family spent
| Sunday at Henry Rauch'S near Lamont
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Lick Branch.

Lucy Ryan, of Leon, spent one day
last week with Julia Evans.
There was an ice cream supper at E.
their daughter Gertrude's 18th birth
day. A pleasant time was had by all,
there being rs present.
Mrs. Mary Evans and daughter Olive,
We're Leon callers one day last week.
Miss Gertrude Cannon and Fred
Potter were Leon callers Saturday.
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Center.

Ed Parker recently had business at
Pine Grove farm.
Foster Mullinix has an out buildi ng
for a hammock and shade for his chill
dren.
Uncle Henry Pease and Granville Long
have been painting their barns.
Ransom Pease has been delivering
corn.
Mrs. Dodge Sears was out calling one
afternoon last week.
@Wm. Gibson had visitors from New
Hampton, Mo-, recently.
Grandma CARRIER called on Mrs. Ellen
Long last week.
Mr.. Dul1ield's little child and grandpa
Duf1ield were both buried the same day.
Ray Long visited home folks Sunday.
Ed Smith made trip over this way
after blackberries.
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Money to loan on improved farms at
per cent interest for 5, 6 to 10 years
ime. IS. VARGA.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo QuinIne Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money If it fails to cure. G. w
Groves signature is on each box. Csc.
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For Oklahoma realty write or call on
G. B. Jordan, Enid, o. T. formerly Of
Leon Iowa.
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Tuskeego.

Rev. G. w. Smith preached at Decatur
City Saturday evening and filled his
regular appointment at Palestine Sun