The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-06-07

Millet and cane seed and chicken N
feed for sale. BowsHER & BowsHER. Leo
Cane, Buckwheat and Millet seed, b
Japanese and Go man at Bowsher & sale
Bowsher's.
w. G. Stempel & Co. are showing call
swell line of wall paper this season at ;.
prices that ought to sell it.
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There will be a grave yard cleaning ,
at Palestine June Z. All that have II
friends there come and holm work, chu
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The English Shire stallion Joe Banker
makes the season of 1906 at the farm of
A. Noble, p miles southwest of Decatur SOU
City. 36-Gt.
IMPROVED FARMS For SALE-In North L
Central Missouri, 12O, &c. 20. Price Of Jer
each IS S22 per acre. Easy terms. Adj SER
dress Box III, Lineville, Iowa. 28-tf 8,
Ex-Sheriff Robert Martin is in town p
this week with his county road gang blu
and has been doing some good work on wat
west Main Street-Lamoni Patriot. s.
LosT-A gentleman's set ring between T
the square and the Burlington depot. bee
The finder will be rewarded by return spr
ing the ring to The REPORTER Office. sire
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orers rely OH DR.. Thomas Eclectric oil. I
Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or an
bruises at once. Pain cannot stay par
where it is used. Pro
Rev. w. G. Martin, of Indianola, ehe
1nit ot ha II
church in this city last Sunday morning our
and evening and preached two most Der
excellent sermons. GRO
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a nice basket of strawberries, which N
were raised on their farm west of town. due
The strawberry crop in this vicinity is YOU
exceptionally good this year. nor
NO. CO.. II sta
nearly new sewing machine, large Round D
Oak heater good as new, splendid are
anarDle Top Stdnd. inquire al Cne nome pal
of Mrs. M. L. Boyer, four miles south of pan
Leon. 41-1t* sea
Miss Mabel Chase closed very sue n
scessful term of school at Pleasant View. the
The school closed with picnic dinner. mo,
Quite number of the patrons of the The
school were present and were we'll son
pleased with the school. tine
Mrs. E. A. Wilson, of east of Leon, n
has our thanks for very generous a re
boquet of roses from her garden last eve
Saturday, among them being a big all
branch of seven sisters, and as many Adj
monthly roses. Mrs. Wilson has thous- pos
ands of roses in bloom this year. r
There was small fire at the box
residence of citv marshal W 6 Chand Der
der Tuesday afternoon, sparks from the w.
chimney falling on the roof and ignitng inc
the shingles. Mrs. Chandler discover the
ed it before it had gained much head /,
way, and called fire chief Will Filical, ~
who extinguished it with bucket of qqpe
water. 10?
A large congregation gathered at the ope
Bethel Baptist church last Sunday at the
2 p. NJ, for the memorial services, in cou
charge of the Leon G. A. R. and Davis RAJ RAJ
City G. A. R. posts. Rev. Jas. A. Mo
Armstrong, of Leon, delivered fine r
address, his subject being Patriotism fra
The graves of the old veterans who are irno
buried at Bethel, nearly score of 55;s
them, were decorated with flowers. ms
The Decatur county summer school He
and normal institute, which were such %,
a big success last summer, will be held ~
again this summer, the session opening 49,
on Monday, June 18th, and continuing INC
for five weeks. The tuition for the en- r
tire term is only $500, and there will rec
be no doubt a large attendance again VIII
this year. Full particulars can be une
obtained by calling on or addressing MI
Eli Hutchinson, county superintendent, SGT
Leon, Iowa. ne,
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J. j. Walls brought to this office the of
other day an interesting old program str
which he has had in his possession for otl
thirty years. 1t is the program of "Ten tin
Night in a Bar-Room' which was pre-
scented at Hildreth's opera house on I
Thursday evening, August Goth, 1877, by bra
local talent under the direction of S, NJ. effe
CASTOR. In the cast were f. p. Warner, cha
Major J. L. Young, George E. Hurst, aft
Harry Sanford, G. G. Muir, Charles E. "a
Gardner, Mrs. Elsie Stockton, Mrs. E. j. eve
Close, Miss Dora Stier and Miss Grace lea
Arnold. ne
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On last Friday morning James, the at
eleven year old son of Howard Bennett, at
who lives two miles northeast of Deca- res
tur City, met with painful and severe ira
accident. He was leading team of Gle
horses when one of the animals reared
and struck him on the right leg, just
above the ankle, breaking both bones, WI
so that the jagged ends protruded lief
through the flesh. DR.. Bowman and DR.. fe,
Springsteen we're called and reduced the to
fracture, and the little fellow is now Yo
getting along as well as could be ex- TIN
pected, although for time after the Pr
acoidnnt ho in 20 NJ