The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-11-03

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| Don't you want to win that $500
Diamond Ring?
] Cloak sale at Hurst's
Monday next.
Mrs. S. J. Roger entertained pe Z
of friends at dinner last Saturday S.n
honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Perry and Mrs.
John Gill, of Albany, Mo.
We will pay Chicago prices for milk.
Bring in your milk and get the highest
price paid by any creamery in southern
Iowa. LEON CREAMERY Co.
| AS intend to remain in Leon this
winter, have decided to teach piano to
a limited number of pupils. Call at
Capt. jerks for information and terms.
9-tf Mrs. LILLIAN jerks.
Talk about your California or south
ern climates, but DR.. Layton tells us he
was out at the farm of Geo. Ogilvie,
northwest of Leon last week and Mr.
Ogilvie had picked mess of straw
berries from his vines that day.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve one of their famous chicken pie
suppers at the G. A. r. hall on election
night. Come and get good supper for
% cents. They will also serve New
England dinner the following day.
Miss Mabel Chase gave Halloween
party to number Of young friends at
the home Of her mother on south Main
street Monday night, and the young
ladies enjoyed several hours of amuse-
ment with the usual Halloween games
and refreshments.
Public worship at the M. E. church.
Nov. z, 1904. 9:45 Sunday School,
HOO a. m. preaching by the pastor,
subject, "The New Kingdom" 600 p. m.
Epworth League. 1880 preaching, sub
ject, 1.-THE First and the Last" You are
cordially invited to unite with Gods
people in worship. A. M. PITCHER,
Pastor.
Will r. Lindsay who has had com
.pany presenting "Other Peoples Money
on the road since the first of September
returned to Leon last Friday. He has
sold out the show to M. 4. Sloan, of La
Crosse, Wis, who has taken possession
and will fill out the original dates. Mr.
Lindsay is undecided as to his future
\ but is contemplating putting out an,
other company in the near future.
q We are in receipt of a letter from
6 Mrs. G. d. Lille, former well known
resident of this county, requesting hel
REPORTER changed from Santa Ana
to Los Angeles, California, where sht
has taken the management of the Elwild;
hotel at 60Sa South Broadway, ant
g would be pleased to meet any Decatu
;e county people who visit Los Angeles.
tt The farmers and taxpayers of tn
county want men to represent them o.
the board of supervisors who are goo,
S tax payers themselves, as they are thu
vitality interested in county finances
This is the case with Mr.. S. II. Coving
ID ton, the democratic candidate for mem
D Der of the board. He is one of the sub
II stantial men of the county and one o
"a the largest taxpayers in Richland town
ship. Remember this when you come t.
IN mark your ballot and vote for Mr.. Gov
No ington.
ID Out at Sears Bros. big sale last Frida,
III Geo. P. Bellows, the we'll known auc
a. tioneer, who is recognized as one of tn,
!, best posted cattle men in the Unitet
States, made the statement that farmer
were just beginning to realize that i
cost them on an average $40 to keep
common COW for year, and the calf TO
six months before they could get ST.
for the calf, using the statement t.
y, demonstrate that it pays the farmers t.
Of raise good cattle and calves which the
I'd can sell for good prices instead of tn
70 common grades. Truer words wer
IL never spoken.
On last Monday evening abou
st twenty-five of the young people of De
" catur City and surrounding countr.
Or were entertained at the home of MI
10 and Mrs. p. w. Townsend under tn
il auspices Of the Priscilla Club. TIL
g. house was beautifully decorated wit