The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-10
Yelie Buggies.

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yelie Buggies.
Velie wrought iron and split hickory
uggies are tho winners.
BowsHER & BowsHER.
If you want good policy of accident
insurance can fix you out.
R. ]. WARNER.
Luther Andrews (deceased) girls
we're in Leon and were sold set of har-
less at Bowsher & Bowsher's.
DIR. Norris, the dentist, has Offices
n the Biggs' block opposite DR.. Fox
office. Give him q call.
FouND-An Odd Fellows gold pin
which the owner can obtain by calling
1t THE REPORTER Office and paying for
his notice.
Union Station August 18th, with
'pecialtes by Miss Lucia B. Griffin.
The specalties will be worth more
han the price of admission.
M. p. Tilton on Monday traded
arm of 95 acres north Of Lamont for the
general store of W. H. Tedrow in La
noni, and took possession of the busi-
less the first Of the week.
NJ. A. Gammill has sold 100 acres in
Woodland township, 81 miles southeast
Of Leon to H. w. Johnston, who came
here year ago from Illinois. The land
IS in the northwest corner of Woodland
township.
Grafton Baker of near Lineville, was
in Leon, Wednesday and bought new
Charter Oak wagon and three extra
wagon boxes and 400 lbs. of Irvine to cut
his immense crop of cane. Bowsher &
Bowsher made the sale.
Mayor McGinnis yesterday received
a telegram from the lieutenant governor
of Missouri, at Wayland, Mo-, saying
the Hall show appeared there Tuesday,
and it was good clean show, with no
grafters of any kind with it.
My first fall land excursien to Kansas
will leave Leon next Tuesday, Aug. 18th,
and on the first and third Tuesday of
each month. Have land in all parts of
Kansas for sale or exchange.
c. N. KHM.ER & Co.
The residence property owned by A.
Biddison in this city, has been sold
through the agency Of A. J. Allen & Co.
to DR.. John Woodmansee and ]. T.
Harris. DR.. WoodmnQsee win occupy
the residence and Mr.. Harris expects
to erect commodious new residence on
the west end Of the block, which is one
Of the finest building locations in this
city.
A Quiet Day at Union Station is
unique and original. Character sketch
es, wedding parties, Opponents, all
kinds of peculiar and quaint costumes,
coming and going, always hurrah at
Union Station. The east is most excel
lent, selected from our local talent
with specialties by Miss Lucia Griffin
unequalled as a child impersonator
August 18th at opera house.
At the meeting of the building com.
mittee Of the Leon Library Monday
night, further examination of the plans
for the library building being made by
w. ". Sell, was made. The plans are
very satisfactory, and with slight
changes will probably be selected
The specifications are now being pre-
pared and when completed bids will be
asked for ON the new building.
The Smith family had monopoly Of
the business OF furnishing the brides ir
Clarke county last week. In the re
port of the marriage licenses issued il
that county as published in the Osceola
papers, we notice that there were three
licenses issued, and in each case the
name of the bride was Smith. Each O
them was also the same age, % years
and none of them were any relation tx
each other.
1t is not generally known that it j.
against the law to scratch a match OF
one OF Uncle Sans mail boxes, but such
is the case. Any marrng or mutila
ton whatever is misdemeanor. TIL,
same measures are now in effect il
respect to boxes on rural routes, and il
is also unlawful to speak disrespect
fully or irreverently Of one Of Uncl.
Sans R. F. D. carriers.
The extensive coal business of Arnold
& Sigler in this city was sold last Fri
day to G. f. Wright and c. G. Little
who will continue the BUSINESS unde
the name of Wright & Little. MI
Wright will continue to devote most G
his time to the real estate business, tn
coal business being under the manage
mant of Mr. little who will davota 81