The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-01-28

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/ For SALE "A few choice Plymouth
Rock Cockerels. r. G. MULLINNIx.
| For Oklahoma realty write or call o
G. B. Jordan Enid, O. T. formerly or
Leon, Iowa.
4 A bouncing boy baby arrived at tn.
home of l.. A. Pickering, the east side
blacksmith Tuesday, morning.
For SAI.E-Small house and four lots
good location, cheap.
4. MRS. nj. E. THARP.
4 For SALE Native lnmber of all kinds
and dimensions at my saw mill at Block
ley, Iowa. 21-tf j. L. MCCUTCHAN.
Dan w. Stanley has been confined tc
the house for several days the as re
suit of hard fall he received on the
street, slipping on the heavy sleet.
Just opened dozen rolls of new
car 2ets-Advanod spring style. Shown
in carpet room second floor
HURST BROS.
There will be SERVICES at the Presby
terrain church next Sunday morning by
Elder VIM. Biggs. Subject from Matt
1:31.
Elder w. Fl. Kcphart will hold meet
ings in the L. d. S. church in Leor
commencing January 81, 1904, at 7:3(
o'clock p. m. All are cordially invited
to attend.
FoUND-Almost new black mittel
which owner can obtain by calling a
The REPORTER office and paying To-
this notice.
Elder II. II. Hubbell and wife return
ed Tuesday evening from Grant City
Mo-, where Elder Hubbcll has been en-
gagged in conducting series of meet
ings at the Christian church for tn,
past four weeks with marked success.
Ross Sanders received a Telegram
Monday evening with the sad news tina
his daughter, Mrs. Bertha Curry, O
Waterloo, was very low suffering fror
appendicitis. Her sister, Miss Myrtl
Sanders, left Tuesday for Waterloo t
assist in caring for her, and man,
friends in this city hope she may 500
recover.
Farquhar Bros. are installing an outf
OF Warren patent shelving in their hard
ware store which is just little hi
the finest thing in this line we hav
ever seen. 1t economies shelf ROOF
and brings everything in stock in plat
sight OF the customer, resulting in
vast saving of both time and room
When the work is completed Farquha
Bros. will have the most up-to-dat
hardware store in southern Iowa.
w. S. Chandler arrived Saturday fro,
Iowa for weeks visit with his. brothe
G. I. Chandler, the genial democrat jus
north of Armour. He is very pleasan
6 gentleman to meet--a fine conversation
a alist-and man Of considerable know
e edge of worldly matters. This is TIL
first time the brothers have met in min
years and it is over twenty years sine
W. S. has visited at G. Us home.-
Armour, IS, d. Herald
Mrs. w. L. Barry was the fortunat
holder of the ticket drawing the
Y piece china set given away at the Be
{ Hive store to their flour customers, an
| Mrs. Barry says she can recommend TIL
e flour most highly, getting as fine brea
: from it as from any Of the SIPS an
. S1.35 f1ours she has been using hereto
fore. The Bee Hive is having grea
9 run on this flour, Kansas hard whea
flour, and they are selling it at the 10,
q price Of $1.10 per sack.
n Frank Wagine diminutive Austria
}. Jagged Is years who has been working i
}. various parts of this county for coupl
s of years, was arrested the first Of tn
week at Decatur City as a vagrant an
sentenced to 80 days in the count
, Jail. He was brought to Leon Tuesda
. and turned over to sheriff Wallace, bl
the county officials being satisfied /
- was an imbecile, sheriff Wallace filed a
information against him as an insar
= person and the insane commissioner
after examining him decided he shoul
. be taken to the county farm.
:, John f. Hamilton who disposed of h
: grocery business in this city last wee
: to Frank M. Coder, expects to lea1
Leon as soon as he gets his busine.