The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-27


velie Buggies.
The Best Soap is the Cheapest. You
catch the point don't you?
Kaffir seed corn, q cents per pound.
ARNOLD & SIGLER.
Those in need of sidewalk brick call
on F. c. MULLINNIx.
For SALE CHEAP-Short Horn male
calf, about months old. See ]. Hamil.
ton, Leon, Iowa.
The G. W. B. NJ. Of Christian church
will meet with Mrs. Jordan Roger We'd.
nesday afternoon, May 3rd.
A BARGAIN ? Empire Separator
and as new, for sale cheap.
z. +. GARDNER, Assignee.
Farquhar Bros. have contracted with
W. E. Ammons, of Decatur City, to put
plumbing and hot air furnace in his
tine five room cottage. They also fur
nish the hardware and sheet meta
work.
Mr.. Stanley Hammond learned lessor
last Tuesday which many could profit
by. He lost pocketbook containing
$40 which was found by Atty. Olson q
Leon, and handed into the bank,
Vert Record.
Remember that H. Middlebrook has
secured the sole agency for the Clifton
Mills flour formerly sold by the Bee
Hive store. This flour has the reputa
ton of being the best flour sold in Leor
and we recommend it to our customers
Give it a trial.
M. L. Dale, of Morgan township. wa.
in Leon Saturday, hobbling around will
crutch, his big stallion having kicked
him on the knee the week previous. anf
his knee is badly swollen, the physician
telling him he would have to knock OF
from work for several weeks, which will
be mighty hard for Tom to do.
Services as usual at the M. E. churc]
next Sunday, April Both. Morning ser
vice at 10:45, subject, ''The Conquest O
the World for Christ Evening ser
vice at s, subject, "The Poor Man
Friend" Prayer meeting Thursda,
evening at 1870. A. M. PITCHER.
One Of Harry vogt's delivery team
driven by Art Nartindale created
little scene on Main street last Satur
day afternoon The driver in t,lrnin.
around turned little too short and tn
wagon upset and the horses did livel.
kicking act. The only damage was
few boards kicked off the wagon bed.
Joseph jefferson, the famous acto
who made the role of Rip Van Winkl
famous, died at his home at Palm Beact
Florida, on Sunday evening at the rip
old age of "a years, the end comm.
peacefully to him as he was surrounde,
by his family. Mr.. Jefferson had bee
quite i'll for several weeks and the en-,
was not unexpected.
Mrs. John Woodland who resides owe
on west Grand River, is the prou
owner of over seven hundred littl
chickens this spring, and it looks as
the lady would realize snug sum fror
them. Chickens are as good as gold i
this country and Mrs. Woodland ha
shown commendable enterprise in en-
gaging in, their raising on large scale
! The wives of many other Decatu
county farmers could we'll follow he
example.
4 The Young Ladies Auxiliary of the N
E. church are greatly pleased at tn
success which attended the Viole
Bazaar which they gave at the P. E.
hall last Saturday, the young ladie
netting over $50. Among the ladie
i from out Of town who contribute
Easter novelties for the sale were Mis-
Eloise Finley, of Chicago; Mrs. L.
4 Truesdell and Miss Lelah Osborn, q
4 Des Moines; Mrs. II. J. Close, of Cal
4 Junction, Mo-; Miss Lena Rhea, of 81
A Louis; Mrs. Lillian McClaran, Of Dayi
L City, donated a beautiful water color.