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be specially. Lunches and ice cream
Will also be served at any time. The
restaurant Will prove a good thing
for Cliff Island liz many ways.
Contractor w. III. Libby of Portland
has had the work In charge at the
Aucocisco House the past two weeks
and has thoroughly renovated, cleaned.
painted. papered and gone over the
whole house until every bit of furni-
ture and all walls, ceilings, and floors
have received attention. The ONCE
decoratio q are I'm a very pretty effect
and the parlors and halls. also the
dining room have been handsomely
papered and their floors oil vanished
No money has been spared by the
owner in giving the house a spick and
span appearance, and IL In understood
next year will see an addition built
which will double its capacity.
Mr.. Asher r. Black OF Maiden, Mass,
one OF our summer residents OF long
standing. Is to make Cliff Island his
headquarters the most Of the season.
with one son a noted artist I'm Europe.
another son and daughter in Califor-
MIA, and his large business incorpor-
ated so that II does not require all
his time, Mr.. Black takes great pleas
ure In visiting Cliff Island, where he
and his family have been summer resi-
dents since 1888. He In owner OF three
cottages. all of which are let for the
season, and which were built mostly
by his own labor as pastime during
spare hours. In one he has finished
fireplace which In an ornament and
useful addition to the cottage. This
also he built himself. principally be-
cause there was no mason available,
and II IL a nicely constructed piece OF
work. Mr.. Black was one OF the pion-
eer furniture manufacturers In Bos-
ton from 1867 to 1875. and has since
been for thirtythree years In the re-
tail furniture business at Maiden. His
wife, who was very much Interested In
Cliff Island. and loved It's rough
beauty, passed to the higher life last
January. but her memory n dear TO
many on the island.
The Misses Bennett Of Boston ar.
rived at the FIske cottage, No. 2, with
their maid and will remain for the
season.
Herbert Grimm OF Boston arrived
wednesday with his family 1t Glen
wood cottage and win occupy II for
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the season. Mr.. Grimm Il In the whole.
sale butter and cheese business at
quincy market and resides at Dorches.
ter. The family are new corners Mt
CHI Island. but will doubtless enjoy
It none the less.
Mrs. o. p. Stone and Mr.. and Mrs
John Stone Of Maiden arrived At their
cottage Saturday, taking dinner at
Cliff cottage. before opening their sum.
mer home for the season. The Stones
are among the best known summer
residents on the island.
The well at Clin cottage was IN.
isned this week. A now Of pure water
averaging ESQ gallons per day was
Struck az 10 feet depth. c. E. Petten-
gil and L. T. Cobb were employed ON
the work for nine days. The location
was determined by Jake Frost with an
apple tree crotch.
Leland Merrill will open a depart.
ment for fresh fish In connection with
MS grocery and provision business.
rms VIII be much appreciated on the
island. Mr.. Merrill will have fresh fish
tuesdays and Fridays at present, and
viii endeavor to supply the trade on
other days II 1t seems to demand 1t.
George NJ. Mexican has been assist.
ing the contractor at the Aucocisco
House.
Police Officer Alph C. Grimm Is the
omcer In charge on the island here.
and daily he can be seen at the wharf
at the arrival and departure of the
steamer
Several Of the young women on the
island have formed a sewing circle
and are to meet once a week at the
home Of the members Last Wednesday
evening the club were entertained at
the home OF Mrs. Arthur Griffin and
light refreshments were served. The
ladies are planning for a picnic to Old
Orchard Beach. Wednesday. July 1.
Mr.. Edward s.. Pettingill was try
ing his motor boat Friday afternoon.
He had party Of friends on board.
Mr.. John B. Kehoe, attorney at law
OF Portland, moved into his new bum
galow Thursday. II is DELIGHTFULLY."-
situated on the southern side of the
island where 1t Is half hidden in the
pines. yet commands a fine view Of
the Atlantic. 1t adjoins the summer
home OF Mr.. C. T. Parker.
Mr.. Albert Loveitt is over-hauling
and painting his motor boat. There
are several boats in the cove being
overhauled at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Shields, who
have been spending their honeymoon
at the Murphy cottage at the West
End, returned to Philadelphia Satur-
day.
Mrs. VIM. r. Murphy of Philadelphia
is expected on the island this summer
at her cottage at the West End as
usual
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward A. Bickford have
rented the upper tenement Of George
E. Leonard's house.
A petition to the Casco Bay and
Harpswell Lines asking for the REIN
statement Of former Purser William L.
burlington, containing Is names and
headed by c. H. Harmon, has been
forwarded to the company's office at
Portland. Mr.. burlington was a very
popular man throughout the bay and
his dismissal has caused this petition
and. II Is said. others are being largely
signed.
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be here for all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Scott Of wor-
cester have been at their cottage The
Worcester" since the tenth of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott spent the winter
at Washington. D. c., and were not
at their home as in past winters.
While there Mr.. Scott attended the
sessions Of the House Of Representa-.
tves and Senate nearly every day. and
greatly enjoyed his trip. AS guests
over Sunday OF last week were Mr..
SCOTS son-in-law. Mr.. B. NJ. Lowell
and son Clarence Of Worcester. Mr..
Lowell was on a business trip to Los
Angeles all winter travelling for a
large oil concern.
Mr.. Osceola Currier of Newark, N. ].
has just returned from Florida and
came to South Harpswell for a few
days while new engine was being
installed In his trim launch the Sem
mole, Mr.. CuTfier returned home to
Newark last week, and will be back
with his family the early part of July
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harmon Slower, with
TWO daughters. Ruby and Lydia, and
son William, arrived Thursday noon
from Southern Pines, North Carolina,
where they have been all winter. Mr..
Slower has been in poor health, but
Is now improving.
Geo. l.. Pinkham. who drove the
blackboard to the Auburn Colony. is
chauneur for H. n. Pinkham of the
Merriconeag House. and also he is
night Waterman at the hotel.
Mr.. E. L. Pickard and family of
Westbrook. Me-, were at their cottage
at the Auburn Colony over Sunday
last. Mr.. Pickard will return later
to spend the summer months.
Mrs. Joh.1 p. Thomas and son John
+. Thomas, Jr., of Brookline. Mass,
arrived Friday last to spend the sum-
mer at the cottage at Potts Point
The Thomas are great promoters
among the social set of this beautiful
summer resort. AID are much inter-
ested in the Harpswell Yacht club.
Mrs. NJ. E. Quincy of Newark, N.
j., and her daughter, Mrs. H. G..
Lord, also of Newark, are expected to
arrive at their summer home, cottage
No. IL. at the Colony. today. Mrs.
Lords two sons will also spend part
OF the season here
Capt. J. s. Pinkham and family of
Woodfords were at their cottage over
Sunday. Mr.. Pinkham Is captain of
the four-masted schooner Charles
Davenport, and returned to Portland
Monday to prepare for trip to Phila-
delphia.
r. s. Davis Co, Portland, carry a
complete line Of cottage furniture
Adv.
1t Is with regret that we note an
other well known and beloved couple
who will not be able to come to Harps-
well this summer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Beckett Of Montreal have written to
their hotel that they are to go to the
mountains. acting under their physi-
clans advice. Both have been In far
from good health the past few years.
They have not missed a season at
Harpswell for twenty-six years and are
probably in that respect the holders
OF the record for summer sojourners
We shall hope to see them again next
year.
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ter. Mass. was on the island at her
cottage. the Barnacle. recently. and
returned home the early part Of last
week.
Mrs. Matilda Hamilton who has
been visiting with relatives at Rock
land. Me-. since January last, was
Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll c..
Curt. who accompanied her home to
Chebeague on Thursday last. Mrs.
Hamilton had a very delightful stay.
but was pleased to return to our beau
tiful island for the summer months,
as there Is much activity among the
summer visitors.
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land, and cannot fail to please. Sat
isfaction guaranteed In all cases. she
IL able TO furnish the best Of refer
ences. Miss Jones will probably be
able during the season, to make calls
among the summer places. 20 that op-
portunity may be given to meet and
know her personally. She may be
able to save you many q trip to the
city. Give her work q trial.
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American Dairy Lunch,

D. >. MACDONALD. Proprietor.
New Location at i2i Commercial st.
Finest Equipment In the East.
Nearly opposite Island Steamers and
South Portland Ferry. Also at our
old stand, $50 Middle Street. MIX,
Cream, etc., fresh from dairy farm
daily. Best Of food, quickest service,
reasonable prices. Visit us when In
town.
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A COMPLETE HoUsEFUaNIsHINe
STORE.

With one of the best and most com.
plete housefurnishing stores in New
England, the firm of T. F. Foss &
Sons cordially invites the summer Wis
itor to pay them visit, for they are
confident that they have just what
cottager or camper may be looking for.
The policy Of this old established
firm has always been to use every one
fairly, and to deal with the customer
In such a manner that he will be glad
to call again.
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half OF tourists and summer people In
Casco Bay. II IL not new to Miss Jones,
and she plans to give all customers
the best service possible. Every or
der, large or small, will receive the
same prompt careful attention 1t her
hands. Familiar with her work and
the best business firms In the city.
she will fill commissions IN any line,
anything that can be bought In Port
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Announcement.

This is to call attention to the work
OF Miss L. Emma Jones. that of mail.
order shopping, (adv. in another col.
umn) While this work is new In be-
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FRIENDS;
NEW GRANITE SPRING HOTEL,
P0HcE,S LANDING.
Long Island. Maine.
E. PONCE. Proprietor.
Portland

Hotel reconstructed the
past year. Large, fine cham
bers. Bath room where
guests can enjoy q salt wa
ter bath. Excellent table
With sea foods in abun-
dance. Shore dinners served
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ALBERT WOODBURY.,
LON0 ISLAND. NE.
Contractor 4 Builder

fully given any time. Repairing or aiterioa
promptly and satisfactorily done. Cottagei
and cottage lots for sale
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CLIFF ISLAND.

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CHAHLGo w. C0hoeo.
- Congress o., Portland.
Adjoining ths famous Lonsfellow
Mansion -Four 1oors. ~ Private
dining rooms
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
r. F. D. No. 3.

T. P. Fulton and Tom Truitt were
business callers on the ridge Sunday.
MIR. Doolittle, who moved the first of
March to farm in south Eden, had his
barn and all the contents burned Fri
day night. He lost three head of horses
and other property in the barn. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
j. d. Durham spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Leon with his cousins,
the Spicer boys.
Our long wished for big rain came
Sunday night, doing some damage on
the creek bottoms.
Lawson McKern started overland
Monday for Omaha for the benefit of
his health.
JEFF Fulton has sold his herd of sheep
| to Clifton Mills.
Colonel Sam 'Barnison and wife visited
over Sunday at the home of their
daughtea, Mrs. Rubia Parker. They
recently returned from years stay in
California.
j. II. Morgan and wife visited Sunday
at Lon Fulton's.
Alb Farnes and family, of northwest
of town, visited Sunday at the home OF
Emmett Gore.
A good crowd attended the ball game
Sunday between the Jimmy Creek Colts
and the Kilgore Rangers, the latter
winning by score of % to 20.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
Wesley Items.

The rain of Sunday night has stopped
corn planting for awhile.
Rev. Leatherman filled his regular D.
pointment at Wesley Sunday at 4
o'clock. There will be meeting again
at the same hour tho second Sunday in
June.
Girls Merrick, wife and daughter Ca =
my spent Saturday night and SUNDAY
with their daughter, Mrs. Blanche
Duncan.
Andrew Nickells and wife visited
Sunday at the home Of their son, John
Nickells.
Gene fuller and sisters we're Lineville
visitors Saturday.
Lewis Walters and wife visited Sun
day with Hal Ellis and family.
Oscar Peck and wife were Leon call
ers Saturday afternoon.
Miss Grace Bright visited with Olive
La wrence Sunday and attended after
noon meeting at Wesley.
Barney Curry is on the sick list.
Jim Vaughn, who has been sick the
past week, is better at this writing.
j. B. Tye, of Pleasanton, will preach
at Wesley the third Sunday of this
month at II o'clock and at night; all are
invited to attend.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
New Budd.

There was big rain fell here Sun
day night which was badly needed.
Geo. Fetty and wife visited at the.
home of j. B. Wardinger Sunday.
Miss Nora Patterson, Of Davis City,,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Rocks.
Frank Flora and wife, Lorn Fetty and
wife, and Ed Travis, of Bethany, and
Mrs. Thompson, Of Andover, called at
Walter Fitch's Sunday.
Nelson Atteberry and family spent
Sunday with his brother, Roy Atte-
berry, near Lamont.
Otto Doss returned from the west last
week. He reported it wasn't the place
he was looking fol.
Misses Birdie and LYDIA Frazier and
Harry Bailey attended church at Green
vile Sunday.
Bert Fetty and Miss Cora Hagen
spent Sunday at the home of Tom
Daniels.
Mrs. D. Atteberry departed for EN-,
poria, Kansas, last Wednesday to visit
her son, Ed Atteberry.
Uncle Irwin Mitchell died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Toney, last
Sunday.
Miles Boeger, S. O. Sprinkle and 9.
R. Boeger are applying new coat of
paint to their houses which looks very
fine. e. j. Teale is doing the work.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
Sweet Creek.

dr.. and Mrs. Noftsger spent Friday
and Saturday at Kellerton.
Hazel Stewart called at ]. W. Wion's
Friday.
Maude and All Payton called at Art
Stewards one evening last week.
J. w. Wion, wife and daughter Eva,
and Will Rhoades and family had bust
ness in Lamont Thursday.
The dance at Ferd Hoffman's Saturday
night was we'll attended and all report
good time.
Will Wion, Clarence Mather, Effie and
Dusk Gentry, John Zimmerman, Jesse
Lloyd and Frank Noftsger were Lamont
callers Saturday.
Myrtle and Eva Wion and Clarence
Mather visited last week with relatives
near Eagleville, Mo.
Hazel and Robert Stewart, Harry, An
drew and Jessie Lloyd called at the
Gentry home Sunday evening.
Grant Wise spent Friday night with
Emmett Noftsger.
Effie Gentry called on Isabel and Bina
Wion Sunday afternoon.
| Ruth and Goldie Percy, Marjorie
Stewart and Lola Euritt were visitors
at the Center school Thursday.
Belle Smith is working in Lamont.
George Smith called on Del Wiley
Sunday evening.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
Gospel Ridge.

The ladies club meet with Mrs
Earnest Meter last Thursday.
A crowd of young folks meet at the
home of James McBroom to practice
singing Tuesday evening.
Lillian Mcconnell spent Sunday
with friends and relatives at her home
in Grand River returned Monday.
Hall McBroom Of Garden Grove spent
Sunday with home folks two weeks ago
Earnest Meter and Charley Gorsline
had business in Lineyille Saturday.
The young folks meet with Mrs. Al
Meter Friday night to practice singing
after which they were entertained with
several piano selections given by
Dianna.
We are glad to see spring come al
last but we are sorry that the fruit is
mostly frozen.
Bess McVay is visiting in this neigh
borhood this week.
AL Meter and wife had business il
Leroy Saturday.
Charley Gorsline took dinner at the
home of Earnest Meter last Tuesday.
Prayer meeting was held at G. G
| Parker's last Thursday night.
A number Of young folks took dinner
and spent the p. m. Sunday at the home
of G. G. Parker.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
q. F. o. No. 3.

This section was visited by a heavy
rain Sunday night.
George Stephens, son Macy and daugh-
ter Sadie made a business trip to Leon
Saturday.
Miss Nora Dobson, of Leon, visited
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dob
son, from Saturday until Monday.
Charley Hatfield and daughters Leona
and Hazel visited at John McNelly's
Friday.
Charley Hatfield has been on the sick
list few days but is better at present.
G. E. Gardner was down from Leon
Friday looking after his farm.
Bert Dobson made his regular trip
down to New Salem.
A few of the neighbors visited at the
Dobson home one evening last week and
were entertained with the photograph
a few of the young folks spent one
evening last week at Jake Pipers. A
pleasant time was reported.
The Barlean brothers had business in
Leon Saturday.
Charley Hatfield delivered hogs at
Leon Saturday.
Henry Brennaman has been hauling
hay from Joe Dobson's.
Mrs. Fred Smith. of Blookley, visited
at Leon, one day last week.
Charley Hatfield and Ack Brazeltol
have been catching some very fine fish
Fred Epperley made his regular visi
at Jake Piper's Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, Miss Ros'
Weable and Mrs. Joe Dobson visited
with Mrs. Charles Hatfield Monda.
afternoon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
West Bradney.

William Kendall was trading in High
Point Friday.
Mrs. Joe Gochenouer who has been
sick for a couple of weeks is some
better at this writing.
Don Vanderpool called on j. B. Sny-
der Thursday.
Uncle Tommy Waller of Decatur and
DR.. Fred Sans were in these parts
Thursday and Friday. And say Doc
Sans we think is an up to-date veter-
mary too.
The Mullin brothers and Snyder
brothers, attended the dance down at
Ernest Prang's Wednesday night near
Terre Haute. They reported good
time some time the next day when they
returned home.
Will Waller was in Leon Wednesday
trading with the Bowsher firm. Billie
knows where to trade.
Lloyd Snyder was out with his new
driving team Friday and they are hunt.
ing girls and worth several hundred
So look out girls, as Lloyd says it pays
to advertise.
j. B. Snyder was trading seed corn
at uncle Joe Bailey's Friday.
Tommy Waller and daughter, Mrs
Reynolds of Decatur, visited at William
Walters Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Mullin aud daughter, Julia
| visited with Bert Stiles near Garde1
Grove Sunday.
J. R. Perdue and Guy Chamber.
called on W. I. Waller Sunday.
Lloyd Snyder was called to Crane
River Saturday night to attend the
dance; he reports nice time.
! Uncle Bill Cartwright went to Gar
den Grove Sunday.
Mr.. B. Stiles and family of Gardel
Grove called on Mr.. Nj. G. Grogan 0
near Lineville one day last week.
Guy Chambers was seen late last Sun
day evening up in the McAlliste
school district. We are wondering
what's the attraction? Enlighten u
Guy.
Joseph Macy of Leon was down t.
L. L. Richardson's farm Saturday afte
corn. Lewis has the best corn in Higl
Point township.
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Good Hope.

Ray Thompson, of Davis City, spent
Tuesday night with his cousin, Earl
Wise.
Lew Thompson and daughter Ivah
were Leon callers Monday.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter visited
with Clyde Stevens and wife last week.
Mrs. George Black and son Piercie
were Davis City callers Saturday.
Oliver, Tressa and Esther McGahuey,
Elba Wills and Nellie Wise were guests at
N. G. Rassmussens Sunday.
Harold and Vera Plotts and Villiah
Barger spent Sunday afternoon with
Forest, Dale and Grace Wise.
f. w. Fierce, of Van Vert, spent
Friday with Mrs. James Downey and
Mrs. Lew Thompson.
Earl Wise had business at Davis City
Friday.
RID. Hoadley and family and f. S.
Plotts were guests at N. G. Rasmussen S
Sunday afternoon.
W. H. Wise and wife spent Sunday
afternoon at Ed McGahuey's.
Guy Smith was seen in these parts
Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel Wills, of Grand River,
spent Friday and Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. George McGahuey.
W. II. Wise and two sons were DeKalb
callers Thursday.
Holger and Nicholena Rasmussen
called on Earl and nellie Wise Monday
afternoon.
Miss Rose Lamoree closed a very
successful two months term Of schoo
at Good Hope Friday. The school CLOSED
with picnic and short program was
furnished by the school. Miss Lamoree
presented Miss Dale Wise with di
ploma from county superintendent Long
she having completed the work in the
rural schools.
Oliver and Tressa McGahuey spen
Sunday with SAINT McGahuey and famil.
near Terre Haute.
Earl Wise spent Saturday night ant
Sunday with his cousin, Harrison De
yOre
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
Orphan Ridge.

Fred Epperley spent Sunday evening
at A. j. Piper's and they say he got
scared and shot five times at ghosts
on the way home.
Miss Nora Dobson, stenographer in
county attorney George W. Bakers
office, spent Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dobson.
John Barlean went to Corydon Satur-
day on his wheel to spend Sunday with
his wife. He returned Monday.
IONA Housh lost nine more hogs the
past week making total of 90 head he
has lost this spring.
Hank Brannen was hauling hay from
Joe Dobson's Monday.
Miss Ruth Durell is some better at
this writing.
Amos Brazelton is feedinga car load
of cattle.
| L.. A. Durell is the only one who drags
| the roads from his house to Leon.
! Several of our farmers have finished
planting corr.
Gus Pryor, of Leon, was in these parts
\ last week, looking up the democrats.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-14
r. r. No. 3.

We were much pleased with the rain
that we received Sunday night and
Little River and Britton were out of
their banks.
Rena Reynolds invited number of
her little friends to dinner Sunday.
Wilma and Luther Beasley, Lena and
Paul Bruner spent Saturday night at
Will Burners.
Mrs. A. E. Ellis and daughter Fay
called on Mrs. John Sell the first of the
week.
Charley Dobson was guest of Ray
Ellis Sunday.
Laura and Lester Sell failed to get
to school Monday on account of high
water.
Fred Beers was seen going through
here Sunday leading bicycle.
John Sell and family Sunaayed at
Will Burners.
Mrs. Alice Cox and son Charles called
on Mrs. G. S. Beasley Friday.
Floyd Powers left Sunday evening
and was seen going home Monday after
noon. He seems to have been detained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard called at their
son Otto's Monday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Powers and Mrs. Claude
were business callers at Decatur City
Saturday.
Oscar Rex's little girl next to the
baby, wandered away from it's mothers
sight Monday and caused quite an ex-
citement but was found in the cave
asleep.
/ The young folks from here who were
in Leon Saturday were Willie, Arthur
and Pearle Epperley, Pearle Billiard
| [aura Sell and Fay Ellis
Oliver Rex spent Saturday night ant
Sunday at Bill Axes.
al Gardner called on John Sell the
fore part of the week.