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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Noo1ebelt uno Tairbants.

Sebr eeacn ieinen @i1en Ditrbe
Dor bier Sobren Sbeoopr &ooiepelt
ais republitmiiher Ganbioat fiir bas
ongcblid 3ipeitbodite 9nnoesamt
oEfgeltcllt, bus in @irflidfeit MIR
Elm lecres gbrenomt lit. gr burite
CHS oGppalitGt" gegen Den Hraliben'
ten Ncainlep uno gegen Die
Eurtei Die Nomination niht ableb.
zen, aber er ml!bte redt gut, DOB
man lie linn MIR auf5lpang, I'M iei'
mem Gbrqei5e elm 3iel 5u ieBen. Die
Eices Br1iioentlhaft bate iif ieit bic.
len Sabren fir jeoen Snbaber ais
cine slrt politiide Gbrenaruit errpie-
len, uno eS Duroe Oesbulb bon Den
republifaniideu 6iibrern an9enom-
meu, boB lie audi Den geralidpolen,
i~ieberbait tbGtigen uno IN allell
auniten Ser &eflame bepanberter
Gooiepelt fiir INNER gum Sdymeigen
brinqen niirben, ipenn lie inn Sec.
ainlcp o5ur Scite Itellten". Ter
Wonn mar nab ibrer Nuffaiillng i'm
ihlimmlten Sinne bes @ortes 81
popular. fonnte nid)t iibergangen mo
milBte ood perbinOert mer0en, ailf
ben @ipiel 81 gelangen, Dem er
cfienfumoig 5uitrebte. 9arum ipuroe
ibm Die ngIus5eidJnung" 81 tbeil,
geQen Die er iid @onate lang &C.
iirGllbt bette.
Inter bieieu ~llmitdnOeu NOR Sbeo-
5or Gooiepclt'S Steiirng boppelt
id)micrig, ais er, III Solge Der
beimtiidiiden grmoroung Mcain-
lens, beunod) alii Den YrdiiOeuten'
itllbl gclangte. Nle EarteigrDBen
bielten i'm fiir ygcidbrlid" uno be-
frnOetcn ibr Wibtrauen 10 heutlid),
bab CT geSpungen mar, 0%fientlid) unS
ieierlid 81 geloben, er meroe MIR Die
Eolitit ieines &~prgGngers fortleben
ulb lid IN ieoer Siniidt als oeiieu
Stelpertreter betradten. @eur
OcIienunaead)tet Die Siibrer oreI
Sabre ipdter nif)t umbin fonnten.
Den Observation-Disclosures" einIiimmIq
mieoeraui5ultelerL ulo lpenn oi(
gauge Convention msihlieBli6 BON
Geiite Jtooicpclt'S eriiiQt mar, 10
miro lid semiB nid,t leusneu loiien
ooB bielcr Wann cine ,itarte Yeriou'
li6feit" lit. Maa man nod ir
uenig nit %ieiucn Aniihten iiber oil
Nuigaben elmer oemofratild)en He'
publif einperitanoen ieiu, 10 pirf
man 5ugeben miiiieu, OaB er iibel
oaS WittelmaB binausragt uno 81
Den SerrIternoturen 5dblt, OH
gerabe IN eilier 2emofratie bepun'
cert 81 perOen pflegen. Mcainler
genoB baS SertrmIeu mo Die Siebe
lciaer N%nbduser, &ooieuelt bat ibnen
glItung mo - @eborlam abgeno'
ibigt. er bot Die Hartei IN Die
Gage periebt, bnB lie eutpeoer ollie
ieine apts6apalmm oas saertea uno
bon Mltec MbidieO. Sic erbpb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
@ablen in Sel9tem.

Die &atbolifen erbicIten bel ber
9ammer. un0 SenotStpoblen 5uiam'
men 1,t3S,346 Stimmeu, Die Sibe'
rolen G69,7SS. oie So5ialoemofrotel
3lG,230. 9ie &atbolifen baber
gcgglii6er 1902 bie i60ne 3abl boz,
$4,000 Stimmen 9emonnen; Ole
Stimmen Der So3ialoem o.
froten 0ogceen iil0 bon 4S6, 757
Tim Sabre 1902 auf 346,230 ~.
I ii dqegangen alio UNI poQe
140527 Stimmen, mel6e IN Der
Sauptiade Die 2iberalen einge'
beimlt baben. Is liegt lomit BLOB
Elm S5encnpebiel i'm gegnerii6en
Eager Dor.
Sic Mebrbcit Der &atbolifen i'm
gan0en 3nrhe 5etrqgt heute 114425
III Vranoon.Yfprlb!"
,ie. Ser &ugen rolte auf sem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Sebr einfad.

2ebrer (5u Den &inOern): oShr
%tcrpetielt INNER geitern uno
morgen, Jest paBt mai auf: Spr.
g~eltern par geItern geitern uuo por'
,gclterrl beute; geitern mar porgeIterll
mor9en nno geltern bellte; beilte mar
roreeltern iibermOrgen ino geItern
morgeil unO lit morgen geitern unO
iIbermorgcn porgeltern; morgen 1T
iibermorgen geItern uno lpar geltern
iibermorgen; iibermorgen lit murgen
morgcn mo iibermorgen beute. Ga
eiebt'S bod feinen Srrtbumll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Yatriotismus.
Gon .utinam".)


Tlln fam aber Ser Sodmnltb,
glei6 bcruof Der Neio, Gruoermoro
uilo o~noeripeitige boie 8eihihten
uil0 3ulctt, gar nod Der Serlu6, nit
Dem betunnten S%burmbau IN Sabp-
Ion, INN oriiben unierm liebcn SEER
gott ii6er Den @olfen 81 troben.
9uber benn bas @otteseeriht:
ySicbc es lit Gin @olf uno einc
Spradc nntcr NGem, oaber fpmmet,
lailet nus lire Sprad)e periuirrcn!!"
Nim gub es crit cin beiloies Gurfs
chamber: on lie chamber nid)t mebr
%uerltnnoen, 10 betam giner bonn
gnOern un0 Mae bon slllen Die
Weimln9, lie ieien ldmmtlid 9tarren
genorGen unb bGtten iif auf'S Srr-
reOen perlegt. Gem SrrreOen iolgte
Der rSrrtbllm, fur5um, lie famen nid)t
mebr iibereins u10 eingen, uno ods
luar Dos SeIte, mos lie tbun tonnten,
na6 allen Hiftungen u%llSeinanoer.
Natiirlid) bielten lid "a Sene 5uiam-
men, Die lid nod elm menig peritan-
ben llnO biloeten nad) um0 nod) Elm
beionbercs @olf nit beionoerer
Sprade, b. y. cine sc ation. Snl
@runOe genommen buben aliu Die
Mationcu einen iebr fatalen ltr.
ipruug; lie itammen nit ibrem Som
Gcrpeien aus Der b%ubplonild)en
SpradenperDirrung, bicie war ubcr
feiu @eihenf Der aiitigen Wiutter
Notur, ionoeru cine BON Soft
perbGnete citrate { iir ben
StoI5 unb SroB Der
I d zen.
Sd bieie 2ebre, nie lie in Sem
groBen Sagebild, Dos @ott uber Die
MeniGcnbdnOel bot fiibren laiien,
nGlnli6 in ser Sibel pcr5eidnet ltebt.
ben mobernen Decentralization"
berrtiger alfgeflGrter (?) 3eit be-
bdgt ODER nid)t, lit mir ppllla
y@urIt". 9ieIe aufgeflarten Sod.
~gelebrten baben 10 lange bin. uth
bergetliiselt unb tieiiinnige Inter
iudungen naf Ben Stammclterl
rer aberdeen angeitellt, Bis lie Oeren
ipenigitens Elm babies Saitienb emit
0edt unb in Niemano 8eringerem
erfonnt bahen, ais IN Den - Mfien.
@eqen oieieS ~erbebenOe GrgebniB Der
&iiienidait etpaS ein5utuenoelt,
miro feinem g~eluobnlId, pcr'
niinitigen Meni6cu i'm Srau'
me cinfollen. Gbnebin ba.
ben Die glffen idyon SdapGn5e, nodI
benen iid) INNER gr6berrs 9eoiirfnif
eiHitcnt, ieitbem Die Sdipcifmebelei
llniperialsS ugcno ge%iucrOeh beion.
bGrs, mcun iie lid, gut beiablt =
o trouri0e, ncrfriippelic Belt! !
Nlin aber iii, nm olii ml'cr Sbemo
5urild 5I fomnen, III Der @elter'
l5iulg, lpobur6 alien Menifen aud
mieOer e II unb bosielbe y o y
SieI unb ole Woglifteit ~aeiporoer
lit, in Der 5aufe &inbel
@otteS, @riioer un0 Wliterbei
GbriIti ulb Grben oes &immelS 81
mer0en, 0nuoe uno Siibne lin
jcglifc SdulO Der sc en- d y G
qeboten. oud) iiir ben Sod)mutb
ME CT lid IN Dem babplonilhel
Sburmbou Qcgcn Den Simmel EN-
porte, 10 boB Die Oafiir perbGngtC
Straic Der piclerlei Spraden uno Del
iid baralS ergcbenoen Solfertren
ming mo gegenieitigeu Gntirem
0ung inn 0run0e ibre 9erehtiaun(
perloren bat. 9aber ertennt es
6um oil6 Die fatboliid)e STRIDE al;
cine ibrer beiligiten auigabe an
alle Eolter Ser Gr0e untel
einem b06eren 8eiidtSpmft, Den
OeS gemeiniamen driitliden @lml,
bcuS unO Der allumiaiienOen 9iebe.
mieOer az einem Golte, Dem
Of r it liden 3u @ammeln 10
Dap es in ibrem SdooBe nidt
Grie6e, nod Seibe, nidt Scptbe,
nod miRd iqprhhiakG ulaaIs&9ii etle9e a9d'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
SIR cntnrbmca Dem y&nnocrcr"

Dos SuIgenOe ;iGtr Die @aGI iii Der
luremlburgiiGjcn GouptitaOt:
.Sn ser StuSt 2llremburg fat bos
~biSbcripe tnt49.;luc StnOtregimeut
lei Den an T.. Sunni ob9cbalteneu
q emCim0elpnb Ell cine ld)nere
gtieoerloge crlitten. @auGblt mur.
Den adt Siberale. brei So3iuliiten
Srei politiid Surbloie WlO - ein
Rctbolif. Sn Der Stidnnbl battell
iih Si6trale uIb Spjiolilten oli cine
Elite qeeiniQt. Sic &i6eralen Gu6en
nIip Elm 8iinoniB nit Oen So5io
liiten Dem 3uiammengeben nit
Sen &ctbolItcn oorge3ogelI. Sn
9eutidlano NADER iie e. in Der
MegeI ebeniO."
sic NieoerluIe ser GotDolifeH lit
cher inioiern ais ein Sieg 81 be-
trnGteL ais sic &abl cine S6eiorng
Der @eiiicr beoeutet Mno 0ie 2ibe'
len IN 2uremburg, mie
caentg0I6en, ielbit in @yerifa, iid
-sssp sSelgl-.ssr'
.Sdg nil iie ia eben nid,t pei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05

Ser bUdu. Or. q. Setter bot
~pfienbor idon bon Ben u%npiiroieen
.Srids" Der iebieen Yarteipolitifer,
peI6e ofiir Die 9eute allein" arbei.
Ten, ~eriabren, ionit bate err unierem
@ublipiteme niGt folgenoeu Ser5eus'
ergllB, Der reht intereiiant iii, DiO'
men t0nnen:
Sic politii6en Sarteien ~riiiten
iih sur Ibbaltrng ibrer Gonpentio.
neu, iinO aber in GROCER Notb: Die
9emofraten tonnen feinen Trdiioen,
ten, Die Hepublitmer feinen Gice.
Yrdiibentcu finOen. CUR @erein.
fdfung Der beporitebenoen @abl.
idlad)t, mndyen mir Oorlm oen Sor.
iblag, oaB Die Hepublifaner oieies
Sobr Den B~rdiiOenten, Die 9emofra.
ten oeu Sice.ErdiiOenten iteqen. Sn
biciem SSalle ipiiroe cine 9onpen-
ton uuo IN Sidet g%eniigeL llno
Die Wabl miir0e rubig mo obne
St0ruag Der @ei6Gite ii6 ooQ5ieben.
Gem 2dnOe blieben Die llnfoiten unO
IuiregumQen elmer itiirmiiheu @abl
eripart mo Die fommenoe Hegierlmg
mire iider nidlt i6ledter ais cine
einicitige repllblifaniide ODER Demo.
trdtii6c eS Ietn miro"
Die omerifaniibe Earteipolitif
lit p~aBrbuftig cine refine gifen.
Gom0Oie, oie ocnfcn0er Weniden
gcroOe5u unipiirOig lit. SOllte cS
nibt m0gli1 iein, oil bcren SteQe
cine Yartei fir 6riitlid e
Trin3tpieu trctcn gu Ioiieu?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
9ausseiete Der drifliden
Tamilie.

SIe oorlleDllcn tSanllltelt III Den
eurppGiid)en 2Gnoern baben lire 10.
genannten SausgeieBe, Ollrh peld)e
bas GerbaltniB Der sSomiIieugliebcr
81 chamber, Die @rbiolae ulb oergl.
Qercgelt miro. 60 mlB audi ieoe,
nod ic orme Samilie ibre SaiisaeieBe
baben, Oanlit in Nllem quite Sromlng
berri6c, Die Gr5iebung Der 9inber
gebcibe, SrieOe, 8oblergeben uuo
Gotteaiegen erboIten merOen. Ecu
3ebn @eboten @ottes entipredenb,
5lbleu mir i'm iolaenoen sebn d,riit-
lid,e SouSgcieBe auf, Die mir beiou-
berS Der @eberSigung Der gltern
cmpfeblen.
Gas eriie SalsgeieB lit bie Sllrdt
@ottes. Seiliaet ole Gage bes
Serru! Saltet ouf fleiBigen airden-
beiud mb Qmpfans Der fl. Ga.
frdmerte. 9uI6et feline Siinoe, fem
boies @eiipiel, fem Slltmort, feline
idlebte Nebe i'm Sauie. Yfleeet Die
hduslife anOaht i'm moddtigen
Morgen-, glbeno. unb 3ii6gebete -
i6on Inn Ser Iieben ainoer miaen!
Tas 5peite Sausseies lit Die
Gorge fiir cine totbeliite GrSieblng
Ger &inoer. Sem 8eIfaft ib mid.
tiger. @os mist aler 8etpinn Denn
Die Gr3iebung gurer GtnOer S6oben
leioet? aue Herionen I'M Sauie
miiiien iid nad bieiem @runoiaBe
riftem.
Mer Der euten gr8iebuns idabet,
borf nid)t LANCER i'm Sailie geOulbet
merben. Seio merbittlid) ltrenge
aeeen idJledte Heoen unb bDies 9ei-
ipiel. "a gilt eS ieinen sor5en fit.
lihen Grnlt 81 scigen uno ielbit 5eit-
lit)en Sd)aoeu nift 81 abten. User
aber @r6 in Der guten G~r5iebun1
Dilft, Ole Iinoer I'M 8llten unterrid).
tct lno unleitct, BEN ballet lieb unh
mertb ipie einen Sreunb Oes SauieS.
GaS brittle Sulsgeieb lit Der 6rie-
sc i'm Sauie. $40 6riebe - % III
0ottes Segen. Gin SauS bes Srie.
bcnS lit Ger 8orboi oCs SimmrlS; eir
&nus bes ll%nirieoens aber lit Elm
Sorbrf Der Sole. SrieOe ernabrt
llhfricoe per5chrt - ia, per5ebrt 8e'
iunobeit, @ermogen MnO ieeliheS
@liid. Gaber lieber Seitliben Sda'
ben leibeu, oils ltnfrieoen i'm Sauie.
9uloet feinen Sriebeusitorer, feline
gicbbeit uno eigenlimige 9aiIne.
2aBt %freunOlidcs &eien in Guren
&auie berriden nn0 Cure &inoer
aufwad,ien III ocn marmen Spnnen,
iirablen Der Siehe rno Oes S~rieoens.
Gas oierte S%auageieB lit Crbmne
i'm Sonamcien. 'gine quite Srbmnl
iii Die Gbre oeS Sauspaters. Sic err
leidJtert Die S%iihrung OeS Sausme
lens uno lit Ole bette Sdyule iiIl
ain6cr u.ib 2ieniiboten.
Gle SrbmmG p~erlnngt cine be
itimnlte 3eit 5ilr Irb.it mo &ube
einen bcltimmtcn EglB fir jebe ga
6e ulib beiiimmtc Hcgeln iiir off
@%ouSeenoiien; &in6er uno 9ienItbo
ten aus einem ioldeI Sauie finder
au6 ibr 3eitlibes Sortfommen.
Gas finite Suusaeies lit Die Rein
libteit i'm Sauie. NeinlItfeIt II
bic Gbre Der Sausrmltter. Sarnm
0llloet lie audi feih unreiueS MeIel
TIT @ouie unb ON ben aineern uni
3icnltbcteu. Meilpidteit erbalt 0c
imnbbeit uno froblbden CHM.
Ias iedite SaukgeIeB tit Die CIR
lssc Morrm %tut'r Sallsebre beItcg
Tnt. ihIpiien hatteA Is 9vn sleNg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
S6 ser ScIud Wisr. Satolli's IN

ben Hereinafter Stuoten unO bic
gleih5eitige glupeiqnbeit Migr. Sal
Ccnio'S in &om, BON b%eipnberem
G%inilliie oltf piftige tirdIi6e Sra
gen iiir sic @ereinigten Staaten ieiu
miro, mlB ii6 5eiqen, GaB bieiC
9|eiien nidyt gon5 Obne b~eiOnoere 9e'
Dautllng iein ioIlen, lit elm @eOanfe
teiien man ii6 nur idwer erWeBrer
talun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05

@er5te buben in fait alien SGGen
Gill allSnebmenO einnebmen0eS @eien
oil iid Sbr @eien lit Inn. 10 einneb-
member, lie mebr lie glauben einneb.
men 81! f%onnen, uilb tie fonnen I'M ia
mebr elnnebmen, lie mebr ibre Eas
tIenten %einnebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Tiir ioldlc 2cntc, ipeld)e oll3ll

ecrne ouf Die rblutiaugerii6en aapi'
taIiiten" iGimpfeu ioa 9sa6folgen'
bcS Ser 9euttlmQ e%mlpfoblen meroen:
SIS bat lid IN Stem Oorf untcr
Sem 9umcn ,Morquette Scugne"
cine @creiuiounlg gcbiloet, beren 3icl
habin ge6t, Die rei6cn &otbolifen fiir
bCn llnterbolt Der Miiiiondrc nnr
Ser fotbolii6en S6ulen 81 &C.
pimeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05


oll5 1inb inns Ro~oieuelt unO Sair=
baHfS e6cnio lieb, mie oas Sifet,
mcldeS bie 9emofraten aufitellen
mtrOen. Sir boltcn oaiiir, OaB &as
tbolifen nit ser Earteiflepperci fiir
irqeno cine Der beItebenoen
&nrtcien Der Stride ielber wenig Die.
nen t0mlen. 9eioe Tarteien baben
in ibrcn Erogrammen 8latiormen)
~gtualGuie driitlider @runoidbc
iibrig. %Sn Der 8raris aber geitalten
lid) Die Sreluoi6aitsoienite fir Die
Stride nod lange nidt nod Den
0runOiGBen ibrer Hlatformen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05

Su Scm ySatl. &udJcnblatt" bon
Chicago id)reibi ciu 9tcu. -. III
icbr trcfiliGer @ciie iiber bn2
S6emo: .&ereinsrueien oOer yer
ciu$uupcieu." Ger Sd)rei6er legi
Zen Singer aui maud)e berbe &unoe
III unierem fatbolii6cn SereinS'
WciCn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Sienstas, Den 5. Suli 1901.
aatDpIiI6er S~ird,cns8aIenoer.
Gpn ben ioIibsn Yropbeteu.
9Ratt6. z. l5-2l.

Sit cS ictt criaubt bon vreIormlr'
fer &ird)enmliif" 6l reSen?!
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-05-26
pleasanton.

Attorney M. +. Stookey, of Leon, came
down Tuesday to look after business
matters.
]. N. Painter was in Leon the first of
the week.
The Methodists will have an all days
meeting at their church next Sunday,
Rev. Jones, of Decatur City, will be in
attendance.
DIR. /. M. Lovett, Of Lineville, was
here short time the first of the week.
Green Hawk had business in Davis
City the first of the week.
r. ]. Horton, Davis City's leading
legal light, was here the first of the
week.
Vivian EARLY departed Tuesday to
visit few weeks with relatives in Mis-
souri,.
Lenore Waterman is visiting this week
in Lamont, while her mamma, Mrs. A. M.
Waterman, is transacting business in
Des Moines.
Mrs. Royal Richardson is still i'm
proving in health.
Our local talent did themselves proud
at their entertainment in the Woodman
hall last Thursday night. 1t was good
from beginning to end. The receipts
amounted to about $35, all Of which will
be used for expenses in fitting up the
stage and scenery which Is the finest,
out side of opera houses, to be found in
any small town.
Some Of our nimrods are (trying) hav-
ing good times with the finny tribe over
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-05-26
Burrell.

Tom Quick and wife ate dinner with
SAINT McGahuey's Sunday.
Thos. Daniels and wife visited at A.
E, Finch's Sunday.
David Thomas and wife visited at VIM.
Logan's Sunday.
Estella Sellers visited at her brother,
Rolla's Sunday.
j. G. Norman and wife visited at Ed
McGahuey's Sunday.
A. X. Finch and wife, I. M. Quick and
wife attended the funeral of Archie
Gray at Leon Tuesday.
Mrs. Ada Mcdowell visited at Mrs. D.
MeDowells this week.
Mrs. NJ. Miller visited at her son
Jacobs this week.
Thos. Williams and wife were Decatur
callers Friday.
Mesdames Quick, Pierce, Hardy, Nc
Gahuey and Sellers visited at Mrs.
Finch's Friday.
Dannie Williams and wife visited his
parents one day this week.
A. e. Finch and wife, Mrs. McGahuey,
and Chas. Carroll were Decatur callers
Saturday.
Fred Alley and sister Estella were
callers at Lamont Saturday.
Geo. Gore and Alph Brown were
Decatur callers Saturday.
Estella Sellers and Mrs. Gertie Sellers
were Decatur callers Saturday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-05-26

Mr.. Keller spent Sunday at the Town
sley home.
L. Carney and the Peterson brothers
attended the funeral of Chas. Adams
Friday.
P. Matthews spent Sunday at L.
Jarney's.
L. Casady spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. Salisbury, of Lamont, died Sum
day and was buried in Rose Hill ceme-
terry Wednesday.
Mr.. Townsley is enjoying a visit from
his father.
Some of the people Of this vicinity
attended the medicine show at Hatfield
last week.
Mrs. Mel Benedict died at her home
near Lamont Wednesday and was buried
there Thursday.
Dollie Ray spent Sunday at home.
Charles Adams, postmaster at Keller
ton, died Wednesday afternoon. He
had many friends in this community and
his death came with a audiences that
shocked all who knew him. Mr.. Adams
was about 56 years of age, and leaves a
wife, one son, four sisters and one
brother to mourn his loss. The funeral
was held at the Methodist church of
which he was member, the services
being conducted by Rev. Molesworth,
and under the auspices Of the Masonic
order Of which he was member, inter-
ment being In the Kelierton cemetery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-05-26
Morgan.

Jenny Massey, of Woodland, visited
her sister, Mrs. J. w. Hubbard, Friday.
Mrs. Lilly Winland returned to her
home last week after few days visit
with her uncle, Speed Hays.
Mike Griffin and z. 7. Newcomer were
Leon visitors Saturday.
v. K. Robinson called on M. L.
Hubbard Sunday.
Sherm Davis and family spent Satur-,
day night and Sunday at Woodland the
guest Of his brother Mart Davis.
Sam Dale and family visited at Chas.
Campbell's Sunday.
Fay Osborn and sister Blanche and
Josie Cozad spent Thursday night at
Claud Osborn's east of Leon.
Speed Hays and family visited at Ed
Bailey's Sunday.
Lawrence Young, of Pleasanton, and
best girl were buggy riding in this
vicinity Sunday.
Minnie Marble, of Clio, returned to
her home Wednesday after few days
visit with her friend, Nellie Dale, who
accompanied her as far as Lineville.
q. T. Newcomer called at M. L. Dales
Sunday.
Opal Gammill visited the latter part
of the week at Lineville and attended
the commencement exercises, her sister
Ola being one of the graduates.
r. F. Durham and family and Miss
Josie Cozad visited the new baby at
Geo. Moore's near New Salem.
Chas. Smallwood and wife visited at
Geo. Smallwood's Sunday.
Quite number Of the young folks
attended the ball game Sunday at the
Mineral Spring between Morgan and
Lineville.
Mart Davis called on 2. T. Newcomer
Sunday.
Emma and Lucille Smallwood visited
with Blanche Osborn Saturday.
Bert Farver and family visited rela-
! tives at Woodland Sunday.
Maud and Blanche Osborn visited at
Boston Smallwoods Sunday.
While returning home from M. l..
Dales Thursday Mrs. A. T. Hubbard's
horse became frightened and ran away
throwing her and bruising her face and
shoulder quite severely.
Lula Newcomer and Nellie Dale are
prepared to do all kinds of plain and
fancy sewing, prices reasonable.
Rev. Biggs, of Leon, will hold services
at the Smallwood school house Sunday
May 10Th, at 11:00 a. M, and 400 p. m.
Everybody invited to attend.
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Center

Goldie Stewart and Clara Gardner are
off for months visit out in western
Iowa and Nebraska.
Our anctioneer, Mr.. Merrill, has
moved to his farm and made several i'm
provements on the house and fence.
L. Hamilton has his land seeded down
to grass and buys his corn.
John Harris has reshingled building
on one of his farms.
T.. A. and r. S. Gardner have car
load of grade Herfords eating their
grass.
John Muse went out to his farm last
week to help Mr.. Osborn plant corn.
Dick Pace hauled load Of corn from
Leon last week.
Mr.. Clark, of Decatur, is happily sit
-uated in Frank Gardeners new house and
is helping to till the Ocean farm.
George Wadsworth comes once week
to Sam Sears with his Shire stallion.
Fred Smith passed this way on bust
ness the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Brown went to
Chicago the 10Th.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-05-26
Woodland.

Mrs. Roy Beavers has been visiting
her parents here this week.
Tom Knapp and wife, of Garden
Grove, were in town Wednesday,.
4 Charley Cain was visiting friends and
relatives here last week.
DR.. Burnison, of Davis City, was doing
veterinary work in this vicinity last
week.
Alec Snyder and Frank Cochran and
son are working for Hutchinson &,
Brown at the saw mill.
Il Mrs. Matte Knowles left last Thurs
day for Abingdon, ILL.,, to visit her rela-
tives for couple of weeks.
Winnie Fleming went to Ft. Madison,
Iowa, for visit with Clyde Rayn and
family.
Joe Keller and wife, of near Leon
visited at Jesse Stills Friday.
Geo. Russell, of Garden Grove, was
here last Friday buying wool.
Frank McKibben, of Humeston, was
in town on business last Thursday.
John Lockwood and Seth Byrum were
Lipeville visitors Saturday.
j. L. Still and Della Stephens attend
ep the graduating exercises at Lineville
last Thursday evening.
DoWAillS OudW, VI Acfoy Was Ill IOWI
on business last Saturday evening.
Luther Gleason, Of Garden Grove, is
visiting his many friends here this
week.
Rose spidle went to Leroy last satur-
day to assist Mrs. Shaw with her house
work.
Ella Cannon, of near Leon, visited
Bertha Swan over Sunday.
Uncle Tommy Bledsoe visited his son
Ben near Leon Sunday.
Julian Harris, of Leon, was in town on
business Saturday.
DR.. Durham and Dennis Owens, of
Beaconsfield, visited relatives near here
Saturday and Sunday.
Roy Foreman, who has been troubled
with heart disease for number of
years, died last Saturday night and was
buried Monday at the Sheffield Gene
terry.
Vern and Kenneth Hicks were in town
Saturday evening on their way to their
home at Leroy.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-05-26
Sweet Creek

Effie and Clara Gentry sundayed at
Eugene SANKEY'S.
Mabel Lloyd called on Mrs. l. W.
Bedell Sunday.
Lester and Mildred Stephens visited
at George Smiths Sunday.
Gertie Bedell and Jessie Lloyd Sun
dayed at j. H. Payton's.
John Wion and wife spent Thursday
evening with Ed Fest and wife.
Dusky Gentry called on Isaac Bedell
Sunday.
Willie Wion called at the home of
Marion Noftsger Friday.
f. d. Wion and family spent Friday
evening at the home of his parents, John
Wion and wife.
Mabel Lloyd was a Decatur caller
Saturday.
Tom Noftsger and Tilden johnson
were Lamont callers Saturday.
John Wion and wife and John Devries
and wife had business in Lamont Satur-
day.
Carrie Huffman called at the home of
her uncle, Geo. Smith, Sunday.
Leota and Nola Straight called on
Jennie Ryan Sunday evening.
NJ. G. Ryan called at John Wion's
Thursday morning.
Cora Dady called on Jennie Ryan
Sunday.
John Shields was in this vicinity one
day last week selling farm implements.
Jennie Smith and Letha Newlin called
on Belle Smith Saturday.
Geo. Lloyd and wife went to Lamont
Saturday.
John Zimmerman had business in La
moni Wednesday.