The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-07-09

WIN. zimmerman ana WIIG laSU I1lErSday
morning.
Mrs. Lucy Allbaugh will be pleased
to meet her many friends at the opera
house store next Saturday.
Special bargains in summer dress
goods now from Be to 1Sc per yard.
GRAHAM, DARRAH & HANsEIL Co.
Something special Oh sale at all times
for the next sixty days. Pay you to
look our stock over.
GRAHAM, DARRAH & HANsELL Co
i have number of good farms in
Northern Missouri to trade for Iowa
land or merchandise.
2O-tf l. N. McDoNoUGH, LEON, Ia.
Harvest time is near and YOU will
need more dishes and tableware. Come
in and let us supply your wants, good
goods at right prices. G. f. MILLS.
LOST Pockctbook containing SD be-
tween farm of E. Cannon and the town
OF Woodland. Finder will be rewarded
by returning same to Tile REPORTER
Office
bouncing son, the first in their
family, was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Warner, of Carl junction, Mo-, last
week. Their friends in this county cx-
tend congratulations.
Nightwatch a. S. Lindsey rendered
his resignation to the town council at
the meeting held Thursday evening and
W. a. Dodge was elected nightwatch,
going on duty the same night
The REPORTER Office was fragrant
with the perfume of roses and sweet
peas Monday through the kindness of
Mrs. Mary Knapp Craigo, who sent us
two large boqucts from her flower
garden.
Ii a brand of soap runs along month
after month, showing healthy and per-
manent growth in the number of friends
won, it will be generally admitted that
it possesses unusual merit. For Fifteen
years Mapel City Self-Washing Soap
has been recognized as the leading hard
water soap in the world.
The Leon club was defeated at Hum
cston the Fourth by the Humcston club
the score being II to /. This will pro-
badly be the last game the Leon club
will play this season. They have re-
leased their pitcher, Ward, and some of
the boys can't play any longer, so it was
thought best to close the reason.
We failed to inspect the mayors dock
ct last week, and therefore failed to
note the arrest of Robert Adair, Jess
AdaiR and Lewis Simpson for intoNica-
ton. The first named was fined $500
and costs of $3.50, and the other two
were fined $500 and S:.75 costs. A
warrant was also issued for Ike Wamp-
Ter on the same charge, but he escaped
and left town.
A brak eman on the G. b. & @. named
Green, was instantly killed while
switching at Van Wort Tuesday after
noon about o'clock, He fell between
the cars and six cars passed over him,
killing him instantly. He resided in
| Dcs Mones, and it is reported was
separated from his wife only week or
SO ago. No inquest was deemed ncccs-
sary, the remains being taken to Dcs
Moines for burial.
Lcnna d. Miller, a boy eleven years
old, was brought before Judge Parrisl
last Thursday, an information having
been filed by his mother, Mrs. Blanche
n Ross, of Richland township alleging
he was an incorrigible. After hearing
the evidence Judge Parrish ordered Tho
boy confined in the State Industrial
School at Eldora, to which place he wa:
taken by Sheriff Martin on Friday.
, Sam N. Evans, Il former we'll know
farmer of this county now farming neal
Golden City, Mo-, sends the editor /;
pair of mammoth jack rabbit ears, anc
WfllcS ulaG tncy arc very plcnullul IL
that section, he having killed two
rabbits with one shot. Sam says he i:
well pleased with his now home, having
r splendid ncighbors and many friends
: Crops are looking we'll considering th'
: excessive rain this year.
What a penalty the cheap man has t.
pay. He is always trying to jew people
down and looking for the cheapest stut
he can find. 1t is the stuff he gets tina
= is cheap and not the price, and he get
: the worst end Of every bargain. IF yo1
8 expect to get full value for the none
4 you spend, pay reasonable price
( Merchants as rule have certain line
+ of goods for the cheap people and tn
Stuff is dear at any price They don