The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-01-19
Baled hay for sale. C.E. GARDNER.

Baled hay for sale. C.>E. GARDNER.
Get your school supplies and station
cry at Long & Warmers news depot.
Postmaster Ledgerwood held rural
mail carriers examination in this city
last Saturday, the only applicant being
Elmer Hampton, of Van Vert.
Highest cash prices for furs,
hides, iron, metal and rubbers.
LEON PRODUCE co.
1Stf East Side Square, Leon, Iowa.
Marshal Pryor arrested Jasper Smith
and Peter White late Saturday night on
the charge Of being intoxicated and
they spent the night in jail.
Mrs. M. Van Nostrand, who has been
very sick at her home in this city for
about two weeks is slowly recovering
under the care of DIR. w. f. Waight.
Wanted-10 head of horses to pasture,
good stock field, timothy hay, meadow
pasture and plenty of we'll water, price
reasonable.
22-1t A. Biddison.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dupree Smith left
Saturday for old Mexico where they
will remain for the next two months
looking over mining properties and
Sightseeing Herald.
]. V. Lemley, who has been appointed
deputy auditor by Auditor Scott, COM
menced his duties Monday morning.
He expects to move his family from La
moni to this city about the first Of
March.
The following item is from the Wash.
ington correspondent of the Des Moines
Register and Leader and will interest
the boys of the 51st Iowa that served in
the Philippines: Miss Flora Uri, of San
Francisco, who has lately" visited
friends Of the Fifty-first in Iowa, was
presented to the present today by
Secretary Shaw.
Before adjourning the grand jury fol-
this term Of court returned two indict-
ments, one against Bud Johnson fol
seduction and the ether against Evan
Kizzire for assault with intent to COM
nit great bodily injury, when he
recently assaulted marshal Sly at Davis
City. Johnson is in Jail in default OF
$500 bonds and Kizzire gave bonds fo1
his appearance.
Mrs. Margaret Harmon, an aged lady
So years old, died at her home neal
Clearfield last Monday night. Her re.
mains were brought to Leon Saturday
the funeral being held at the Catholic
church in Woodland on Saturday morn.
ing. Mrs. Harmon was the mother Of
Mike Harmon, a former resident Of this
county, and was we'll known by many OF
| the older settlers.
The Union revival meetings at the NJ
E. church are still in progress and
| phenomenal congregations are in full
attendance each evening. Last Sunday
evening it was necessary to go to the
opera house to accommodate the people
and even then many could not get in.
The church is crowded to it's utmost
capacity each evening, all the space in
the side rooms being utilized. The in
terest is increasing and number OF
converts are received each evening.
On Sunday morning the subject Of Evan
gelist Olenslayger's sermon will be
Heaven, what it is like and who will
be there"
The door of the waiting room at the
depot was kicked in last Wednesday
morning and Jim Harrison the Burling-
ton route detective was here the latter
part Of the week investigating the
matter. 1t was found that party of
travelling men had kicked in the window
as the train was late and they wanted
to- get in out of the cold, and the COM
pany keeps no agent at the depot to
meet the early morning train. The
travelling public have been kicking
about the Accommodations here, and it
is said the matter will be reported to
the state railroad commissioners and
see if they will not require the company
to keep the station open for the morn
ing train.