The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-03-10
Orchestra Dance at p. e. o. hall
tomorrow (Frlday) evening.

tomorrow QFrtddy) evening".
FARM For RENT-1OO acres in Eden
township. /. N. McDoNoUGH.
If you want good policy of accident
insurance can fix you out.
e. j. WARNER.
will do all kinds of plain sewing at
my home in north Leon.
27-4t MRS. B. f. MCDANIEL.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
kidneys and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious. L. P. Van Werden.
Black Langshang eggs, pure bred, lat
rs cents per setting or two for $1.25.
Leave orders at THE REPORTER Office. So
For RENT-April 1st the T. E. Hor-
ner store room on north side square
now occupied by w. E. Myers & Co. 80
If you enjoy an evening of good music
you should hear the DeMoss family at
the M. e. church next Wednesday eve-
ming.
THE REPORTER Office has an opening
for a young lady who wants to learn to
set type. Apply at the Office in person
at once.
G. E. Hurst has purchased w. A.
Browns residence property in north
west Leon, and expects to occupy it as
his home.
A fine son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Folmer, who live on the Harris
farm in Center township, on Wednesday
of last week.
]. S. Beavers, w. H. Alldrich. James
McCutchan and John Piper were among
the good farmers who were in having
their harness dipped at Bowsher g. Bid
disons last week.
Ladies don't fail to attend Thompson
& Warmers millinery opening on Fri
and Saturday, March IS and 10. 70,
will see the finest display of new mil
lincry ever shown in Leon.
The morning services at the Christian
church "The Life and Work of Paul, tn,
Apostle" The first of series OF morn
ing sermons on this subject. Evening
preaching service "The Great Problem.
Mahara's big colored minstrel com
+ pany appeared at the opera house il
this city last Thursday evening, ant
deserved a better audience. The com
pany was first-class one, the musi
= and specialties being especially good.
Just as an illustration of the quantitie
that Bowsher & Biddison, the Leo
implement dealers buy goods in, ther
; were four car loads Of goods standin
y at the Leon depot Monday waiting to b
unloaded and more coming in on ever
train.
am now prepared to show the fines
= line Of samples and styles of made
:. order or ready made suits, shirtwais
= suits lin silk and silicans,) skirts, sill
waists, petticoats, ETC., that have eve
. handled. l cordially invite the ladie
v to call and see them. Phone 60.
e 29-2t MRS CREED BoBBITT,
n Agent for Chas. A. Stevens, Chicago, II
Someone should inform the clerk (
the United States Federal Court 8
Keokuk that S. L. Curry, of Weldon,
not eligible for jury duty, as his nam
T has been drawn again for the Marc
. term of the court as a juror, althoug
) Mr.. Curry has been dead for two veal
o or more, and this is the third or fourt
9 time his name has been drawn for jur
9 service since he died.
The grand and petit jurors for tt
March term of the Southern Iowa Fe'
VI eral Court which convenes at Crestc
% on Tuesday, March %, were drawn la
a week, there being several from tn
"a county on the list. On the grand jul
Oh are the names of Robert Craig, of Leo
d and w. II. Webster, of Garden Grove, al
IOu Uue pcUlU jury II. q. DILL, VI iItt'hoi
and John Burns of Leon are drawn.
az A delightful audience witnessed t.
I'LL new play, "Was She to Blame?' at t
ny opera house last evening. Like Haz
70 Kirk, East Lynne, and our great bar
no immortal creations; Hamlet, Romeo a
ne Juliet. 1t will live long after t
III actors have passed away and are forge
" ten. In it one loses the picture
re fiction and looks upon stern reali
Bon voyage to "Was She to blame? a
10 the ompany.-Phenix (Arizona) Nj
ty senger. At Van Werden's opera hot
I'm Saturday, March II. 25, IS and so cen
lie
Mrs. G. M. Lutz was seventy yes
=. old last Saturday and her good frien
and neighbors of south Main sire
:. worked up a little surprise dinner
her in honor of the occasion. Mrs. Ii
was called to one of the neighbors W