The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-03-23

THE LEON REPORTE.
Timothy seed for sale.
BowsHER & BowyHER.
For RENT ~ Modern five room cottage,
two blocks from public square. See DR..
+. A. Bowman. 91-tf
FoR SALE-Two fine cows, with male
calves three weeks old. Galloway and
Polled-Angus. 31-1t J. G. STOCKTON.
The Grand Card Club was enter
tanned Monday evening at the home of
Miss Sada Psnniwell on Church street.
Prices 'sall shot to pieces" at the Gar
Der Studio. Come and learn 1t what
low prices we are doing the very finest
work. Stiff
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Christian church will hold bazaar
and social in the basement Of the church
on Friday before Easter.
W. s. Chandler has received word
that he is again a grandfather, fine
boy having recently been born to his
son Elmer Chandler, of st. John, Wash.
Eggs for Matching 500 per Is, for
White and Silver Laced WyaAdottes
and Light Bramahs. SIMON GOODMAN.
31-2t* r. f. D. No. 4, Leon, Iowa.
Prof. Brown, Of the State University
at Iowa City, who hold tho Office of
state inspector of High Schools, was in
Leon Monday making an official inspec-
ton of the Leon High School.
Mrs Asa Bethards, of Woodland was
operated on at DR.. Layton's operating
rooms in this city Tuesday by DIR. Lay
ton, assisted by Drs. Bowman. Fox
worthy and Greenman. The patient is
doing nicely.
The little four year old daughter Of
Charles Dingman, who lives northwest
of town, fell on an axe last Wednesday
and cut of two fingers. DIR. Bowman
wss called and found it necessary to
make a second amputation, and the
little one is getting along nicely.
In letter renewing his subscription
to THH REPORTER Mr.. j. c. Clark form
er we'll known young business man Of
this city who moved to Omaha few
years ago, tells us he is leaving with
his family for big rancho in Montana
which he and his father recently pur-
chased, and they will try rancho life
the coming summer.
The spring term of Graceland College
at Lamont opened Monday Of this week
! with great enthusiasm on the part of
the students as well as the faculty.
Mr.. D. A. Anderson, of Cleveland, Ohio,
made the address at the formal opening,
his subject being "The Demands Of the
Man," which was appreciatiagly receiv-
ed and highly complimentary to him.
Frank Gotch, of Humboldt, Iowa,
champion of the world on the wrest-
ling mat, was defeated at New York
City last Thursday night by Tom Jen-
kins, who formerly held the title. Jen-
kins won the first and third falls, Gotch
secured the second. Each of the men
has won q match and it is expected
that they will meet in final struggle
for the title of champion.
Elder W. ". Williams, of Knowlton,
former we'll known pastor of the Ad-
vent church in this city, spent q couple
of days visiting with his numerous
friends in this city the first of the week
having been called here to preach the
funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, OF
Woodland township, who was buried on
Monday afternoon at the Beavers Gem
etery. Elder Williams is residing on
the fine farm adjoining Knowlton which
he owns.
Mr.. Leroy Euritt, of the we'll known
firm Of Euritt Bros, general merchants
at Decatur City, was in Leon Monday
on business and while here ordered q
generous advertisement in The REPORT.
ER for the special sale which they will
hold at their store during the month Of
April, hessrs, Euritt Bros. have an up.