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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

2ubpig 9otbere, @runoleggeren
al Dem banife 2iteratur og oen banife
@t,xploos, fbbtes 8. 3. December
1854, og bet bar jooleoes i oenne
Moa,teb pnret bans 225 Mors 6go-
jelsbng. @on bar fBbt / Norge, oe
&orhmGnoene bar ysbfelsrette,1 at
:itsfte fig tit@Haor -oe gigr @rap pnn
bom for beres 6olf. Men bans
Mun0bonrs= og 2ib5gjernine blep uo
6pet i Gunnrarf, og ban er 6erpe3
6lepet ct 8Glleseje for De to 6olf, Ser
10 bot iaa n,eget on6et fel1es =
Minber, @iitorie, &nltur og tilbels
eproe.
Set er berfor ret o9 billiet> at 6e
to 6olf beller life lober Nopnet goa /
@lem,ne. Oe itore Mapne og be ito
re Mg1b er oe pigttgite Sottorer /
BEN Sraoition, bore Notioner bpiler
og Bigger paa, og u6biifer man 6isie
al Minoet, itoar Dor &ultrr / 6ore.
0feo 9fette far man foloet 2u6big
&olberg BEN banif-norife 2iteraturs
@rnnblGgger, og lom ba1r breo npe
8aner. oprette0e Ell hel Nh Sfple, u6<
epeoe Fan cit betpoelig sssnoflpoelie
pao lin Somtio. Sg noar bans Seer
fer sem Sag / Sag lnies me6 sS11ter<
este, meoens bans Sfueipil frembeles
epner at lamle ct Eublifum, bbor
lom bel1t oe opferes, lao bar @olberg
lat lit Spor / pore 6olfs l1bpitling
Ion meget faa.
Sbi Oct er 10 nermeit giennem
bans ube6elige sfueipil at bans
Napn er gaoet ober gfterlggten.
Og oog mao bet life glemmes, at
BON ubfolbebe Ell slIiibiebe6, ion1
mon lj9loen finder Moge til bos en-
enfelt Man6. @an bar @iitorifer,
Spro9manb, reltgips 6orf fotter, 6ilo=
iof, Statsgfono1n.
Wen for ben nulepenbe Slegt pil
ban oltio ferit og frenuneit itoa iom
ben itore Sproerel1fer, Ser fbrit at
ollie feiebe be fremme6e 8eitano6ele
no af MooersmaaIet og iatte bette op
! oct &ejie6e, bbor Oct bgrte biemme.
Set bar bam, Ser 10 iao bierteligt,
at alle 2enfer broit", og tit 2atte<
rens renienbe, forfriifen6e 8plger til
at Tplle in6 oper 5cene og 9preitol
og oerfra no oper oct gonife 6olf.
0g set bar life Sproget olene, ban
renieoe = al SEN l1oon6, Ser / 81
oernes 9eb baboe opbobet fig og lao
% lfimleoe bort 6e6relanbs &ro=
ge og fbolte oct aanoelige 9ip, lggte
ban at fjerne.e
Solberg bar in9en @aoer al set
fremneoe, me11 ban bilbe, at oct ser
bar bort eget, Set ri ejer / &raft al
6olfets nebarbeoe 9het, ifulbe bape
fprite &laos, og for set maatte og
fful6e Set frenrne6e pige Glaoien.
noor Ser bleb @pprgsmonl ON sSor=
rang.
Set bar ON bom Gbriitian @il=
1ter ifreb set Hi6nne Digt:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
G6er6art ON Oer0ens:
fre0en.
Minnciotas @mpernpr foriparcr San
fen.

SEQ en 6elt, io,lr Minne{oto=Tol=
tenes &lub Gbica9o afbol6t iioite
llee, og til bpilfen @uperner q. 3.
@berbort al Minneloto par inobuot
1om @ope6taler, fit 0enne 2ejligbeo
til at uotale fine gnlfl1elier on Ser
oensfre6en og 9fotionerneS slfpeb-
ming. Szbenne. Gprbinoelie uotalte
bun, ibet ban paapege0e, at &lnb=
bens 6ormaal bar at fren1me 8rooer-
ifabsfslelien / Menneifebeoen:
Set er oe11ne Splelie, iom CT Sen
beren6e 4raft for @ibililationel1s
6renlfri6t, og iom leg baaber poo
ct life fiernt Giospllnft pil glsre
&rtg lnellem 6olfene ct operpunbet
Stabtl1n1.
rsS5n6til pi far opnaoet ben @ra5
al 9roberifabsfelelle, pil ri p9re
tpungne til bpert Mar at betale fobel-
oetige Sl1,nrner for l1oltpr al Sloaoe
% Scr. Gor nogle faa Dage ii6en
lsb set npe &anierifib ,9eortb Gafo=
to" al Stabelen, oe 8efolfningen /
SEN Stat, eiter bpilfen Sfibet blep
opfolot, er n1eo rette itolt af bet. Og
Dog, naar ri betenfer, til bpob an-
Set og mere praftiif 8rug oe 10 Ml-
Homer Collars, -}on oct bor foitef at
bpgge oe ro1tpre Sfibet f1.nbe ppret
onpenot, bor ri @et til at ipsree:
v&ar oisie Ye,lge Del anbenote?"
.2ab os /. @fs. tp1,fe os, bbor
langt man f,,nbe ,1aaet. bois be bor
br,tgt til Oprette1ie al Ell &je6e
9gerbrue5Toler. Tor 10 Millioner
Collars fln6e 6er bore 4bpgeet ren
ioaoan / nniten boert Go,,ntpei Sta
ten Nor6 Ddfotn."
timber lit Opbol6 Chico
90 bolot @uperner gberbart ct Sore
6rag for 9&attona1 Goir anb @rbibi=
ton Mslociation, bpiltet bon fom
inb paa Spergsnnalet om beore
Garming.
~@i bar" fagoe @upernsren,
ugjort bort 2an0 til etMpniter for be=
le @eroen, bbao ongoar bort fri Sfo=
leipltem og Dor republifanife &e9je=
ringsform. Seen ial11tioig meo, at
ri bor piit os at bore 8eii6belie al
Sc itprlte slgerbru9s=&eio11rce poo
Soroen o9 bar tilfprt Geroensmorfe=
Set en Mrng6e Garn1pro6llfter, til
bpilten Ser life finbes Mage, bor Ri
bit en- u6ltraft og forl1roligenoe
Spagbe0 meo Senipn til 1otemmelie
al &elourcerne Sor0en og SEN oer=
al felgen0c Gorni11oifelie al l1obptte
og Erofit pr. 0prfet slcre 2ano.
rs oe iiolte so Mar, bpilfe III far
giort iaa foloslale Trenrlfribt / sSn=
oultri og &an6el, fat ri tabt SSSor=
oens 6rllgtbarbeo, bpao 9lutborite=
ter paa Set pfonon1iife 0mroo6e on=
laar at bore en- Higbom, ser pil6e
opretbol6e Dor 9fation Marbunore=
ser.
~De11nc @oporift al Sorben bar
paft bele Nationens 0p1n9rfiombeb,
og ser bur6e lettes cit Chopper for
Sen, inotil Der fan tages Mi6ler /
Mnpenoelie, iom oil afbielpe benne
uneoben6iee 96slen. Bi finber> at
manee 6orne bier en- 9ee6gong
l1obptte pr. Mcre poo @r1,no of en-
lioige Nfgre6er, bbilfet netop er 4ar=
iagen til Gorarnrelie of Mgerbruget
og bar peret bet ina l9n9e Der b1r
bmret 1rebet Mderbr11n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

slnna (ioet hun piier Marie lit
npe &ortret): uSpnes Gu fife, at
set Gotografi er reoiomt?"
Marie: $50, men set ligner brill
liant"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
Sio(te J(pt 6jemmefra.
&rinicsie @arie al 9anmarf opo.

Sra &jpbenbapn telegroferes> at
&rinlesie Morie, Yrins Saloemars
@ultrl1, 9pr0ng5 er -ofgoaet pcb
0poen. Sum baboe / nogen Sio liot
at Snflue,15o, og SDg6onlmen tog e,l
farlie %enoino lioen 0nsoog. Sen=
0es Mano, Erins Galoemar, % ben=
Des tre Sprner, Yrinierne sloge,
slrel og Grif, er pao Neiie til 5iam;
Gfterretl,ingen onl 0gosfaloet fon
life pentes at naa Oem fpr oeres
Stib anleber Calcutta. 6orl,oc11
benz eftcrloocr Eriniesie Warie Jig
en- Spn, Erins Siggo, og Ell 0otter,
Erinlesie Mar9retbe.
Hrinleslc Worie bar ct al oe be0lt
fienote og melt afbolote 9feolenmer
al Set oonlte &ongebuS. Sum bar
ofoeoe Song Gbriitions lerlise Dno=
ling og bans ;Sortrolige olle bans
Ior6olo. Gen 6pit begapeoe, noble
Eriniesic interesiereoe Jig pormt for
etbpert 9oot Ioretagenbe, lerligt bel=
tog bun meo sssper og Opofrelle /
|Gel9isrenbeosarbej6et, og paa bette
Sn1ruaoe blep ser oltio logt jterft
9eTog poa Denbes &refter og Miio=
lcr, lom bum ptlltgt ofrcoc. @enbes
TrenltrGoe,1 por altio jGpn og li9e=
frem, og bun boooe Genner ollie
8efolfninge,1s 2og Sum bap6e ct
life ubetpbeli9t 3ale',t for &unlten,
iom bum oprfeoe ret betpoelig It's
ltrefning, nte,l Sc fleite al benoes
Billeoer Mep lfiGnfeoe iii pelgjsre,l=
De lor1naol.
Yrinie5le Niarie, Ser par feot
&riniesie al Orleans, bleb feot 1865.
20 Mar gunu1el b1ep bum gift nleo
Yrins 0albemor og blep lamlne1
nreo bmn grping til oen ltsrlte Gel
, al Song Gbriitians pcrionlige 6or=
niue. Sioens bans 9po far Sc boet
pna Song Gbriitions So,nmer6oli9,
8ernltorff Slott. Senoes 8rooer,
Frins Sean, Ser er ro0annet I'll
officer i Sen bonlfe 2tpgaroe, og
be,16es Mpoer, &ertl,gin0cn al Or
lem1s, bar bos benoe pe6 benoeS
9p6sleje. Get cnelte Meolenr al
oen oonifc &ongefomilie, ser fit Mb=
gang til be,1bes Spgeperelie, bar
Gnfctcilerinoe 9o9mar al 9fuslano.
st lenere Telegram fra ajebcn=
bopn tiger, at lfjent Yriniesien bar
alminoclig ofbolot, far BOG ferlt fcn=
0es 9po pilt / bpor bpj @roo @c=
folfni1gen ellfebe benoe. 6ele No=
ttone1 er Sorg. @un bar googjp=
renoe 1n1o0 be tatttgc, og 0agen ct=
ter bel1oes Gpo itob en- Mpng0e tof=
nenrlneli9e golnle &pi11oer SEN pien=
Sc &egn uoenfor Slottet. Selp Sc
locialiltiife 9laoe omtoler ben6e /
beiit lplnpatbettife Mrtifler. Slottct
CT fDl0t nre0 8lomlter, og 5ulinoer
| al imaa 9l1fetter fon1mer fra Smao=
ga6erne / 6attigfbartererl1e. Ser er
ien6t langt flere 8lon1iter en0 ielr
til Song Gbriitians &tite. Ereii=
oent Soft og ale @uropos 6prlter
|bar ier1ot &onoolance=3eleg
@egrapellen bil life fin6e Steb fgr
&rins @al6enor og 6eres Senner
penber tilboge fra Srie11ten pe6 gu.
leti6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

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SIR bar Der t1,ap frepet poa Do,d{
q, Bog,
Jon, ret hl11be &ierterne b,le,
fun gpentpr, brllgburt ! 4affelob,,as
frog,
fun Bi{e til @pinoerfens St1ie-
9per Monb, iom. i albgt Git 2op. +
oon1 Ill Bun6,
2atin pao Bnpiret fln nta1k,
ueeb Gruerte 6ranif og &pif meb 10
9l1n6
og Da1if meb lin Eiener ban taite
Og &olberg lin manbige &bft oploa
om Doarernes 2aoer og Gogter,
lao lepe1,6e lom De git og itoo,
meo Mnligt, nre6 Sale og Oragter.
@on1 renle,1oe @tormpiro bans Sole
fang
til Col lfin / fommen0e Gage;
tn6imugle6e Sober }ont Drpsbopper
iprang
Sen 8ei, oe bar foml1e, tilbage.
Saa lpnqe ion 6erfor n1e6 2ib OF
me6 Man6
SEN 0nn1fe fan lpnre 2unben;
iaa lenge iom life bo15 Smilebaant
al Mo6en @nu6e CT bunben.
- Soo lenge en 9roabe gomn,et-
oags BLOB
fan Sci gie11nem 9lorene ftnbe;
iaa lenge iom 8egen be6 Sore Fadr
ffol lebe por &olbergs Min6e.
,:
2u6pig @olberg fg6tes 5. 8. So.
cenrber 1884 / Bergen, Norge.
&olbergs Baber bap6e fra iinuei
Soloat tient fig op til Dberitl6itna,rt
og 6eoe 1886 1onr. &omanbm1t pao
8ergenbus. @olberg bleb 1902 @tis-
bent og 1904 tbeologiff @an6i6at,
beie9te 17O5 &ollano, 1908 %
England, iier Orfor6 uniperiitet, %
1708-09 spiflnn6; fit t71O 8oli9
paa 8orcbs @ollegium og uognb
iii tit fbrite Mrbei6e rssS11trobuc-
ton til De europeiife @igers. 6iito-
rte" (6et ferlte 6ar1ffe bi6enifabelige
Sorigg / almin6elig &iitorie) n1eo ct
vMnbang" (1713) ONT @igernes inore
Silitono. t714 blep SoIberg efstrn-
oroiner &rofesior u6en Counting og
giorbe famine Mar iin fjer6e l16en-
lan6srejie til Boris og eiter ct Mors
0pbolo til sStalien og tilbage igien;
u6gap paa iamne Gt6 nMatnr- og
6olferetten" (6er in6ttl 1853 fit fire
npe Oplag) og blep 17t7 8rofesior
/ Matapbpiif. Dette Sag ombptteoe
Solberg 1920 1ne6 @eltalenbeo og
1870 nreo @iitorie, og 1877 fit bmf
6ribe0 for at bol6e SorelesninQer,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
@ejierinben af @nslanb bpbsips.

sra ct. Eetersborg Me00eles
@on6oes, at SEN rusiiife &eiierinoe
ligger for 9gben paa Set fejierlige
2Dltlot 2ipo6ia paa &rin. Sen
feiierlige 6onilie er fol6et til ben-
oes SDgeleie.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
Grano River.

DR.. Wards next dates at Grand River
are Feb. s to ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Finch returned from
Leon Friday.
Miss Mertie Edwards spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Eva Palmer.
John d. Young, an old settler of De-
catur county, died at the home of his
son, VIM. Young, few miles north of
town Thursday evening. He had been
sick several weeks. lnterment was at
the Warwick cemetery.
Bros. Romine and Adkins are holding
fine meeting at the Christisn church.
Rev. Matsler, of Des Moines, is helping
them this week.
The high school gave quite nice
program Friday afternoon in honor of
Lincoln's birthday.
Nj. Finch and wife and her sister, Miss
Alta Hauenstein. took supper with FL.
Jennings and wife Friday evening.
Mrs. j. Crawford aud Mrs. +. Wine
gar spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
Helen Hukill.
Mrs. Mary Overholtzer has been very
sick the past week but is some better
at this writing.
Miss Nellie Wadsworth spent Sunday
with Miss Eliza Brown.
Miss Stella Lands is visiting her
sister, Mrs W. Day, this week.
Mrs. ID Day is on he sick list again.
Her granada ughter, Miss Mamie Shields,
is staying with her this week.
Mrs. E. Burkhart and daughter, Mrs.
c. Shaw, spent Sunday with Mrs. Eva
Overholtzer.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
Union Ridge.

Several attended the big horse sale
in Leon Thursday.
N. NJ. Cox is still on the mend.
Mrs. Emma Harris. who was visiting
at Chas. Beasley's, returned to Davis
City Saturday morning.
Miss Nora Gardner is visiting at Dan
Myers this week.
Miss Laura Myers and Ray Haven
were married Sunday at high noon at
the home of the brides parents. About
forty guests were present.
Mrs. Ida Sage visited with Mrs. O.
II. Reynolds one day this week.
Oscar Rex and wife called at Byron
Stout's Sunday afternoon.
Simon Hoover and family visited at
Mac Coxs Sunday.
Arthur Doolittle called at John Sells
Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Beasley and family and sister,
Mrs. Emma Harris, and children visited
ut Squire CoN's Friday.
Gid Sage bought nice horse at the
horse sale Thursday.
Thomas Cox has very sick horse at
this writing.
Mrs. Benton, at Decatur City, is very
low, having broken hip and dislo-
Gated knee from fall she received
Thursday night.
Our school maam is boarding at the
a. E. Ellis home at present.
Mrs. 0. II. Reynolds has twenty-three
little chickens. Who can beat that in
February? They are all doing nicely.
W. Fl. Axes have company from Mis-
scupi
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
Kingston.

Several from here attended the horse
sale at Leon last Thursday.
The Misses Farmer, from Decatur
City, visited with Miss Bessie Upheld
the latter part Of last week.
Grover Hamilton and wife spent Sat-
urday with the latter's grand parents
J. B. Kelley's, in Van Vert.
Harry Redman and wife spent Sunday
at Bert Redmans.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Imhoff went to
New Virginia Saturday for visit with
Mrs. Imhotf's sister. They returned
the first of the week.
John Redman came out from Leon
Tuesday and spent the day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Redman.
Ed Fierce and family moved to Grand
River last week. We understand they
are leaving the farm on account of Mrs.
Fierce's health. We hope they will
find Grand River health resort.
Mrs. Geo. Smith visited her daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Redman, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Gardner returned to her
home in Leon Thursday after spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Hart,
at Ocean Wave farm.
Mrs. Guy Smith visited over Sunday
with her husband.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
Orphan Ridge.

A. ]. Fulton was on the ridge Friday
buying shoats.
Abe and Jesse Hatfield went to Mt
Ayr Saturday on business.
Charles Brewer had business at Leor
Saturday.
W. II. Jones returned Monday from
Walla Walla, WASH, and will leave in a
few days for New Hampton, Mo-, to looI
at the country with a view of locating
there.
James Melvern is hauling logs for the
Campbell mill this week.
Frank Davenport is moving this week
to his farm north of Leon. Frank Cox
and the Manchester boys are helping
him.
Mrs. Will Johnson returned to he1
home in Kellerton after months visit
here with relatives and friends.
James Smith was caller at Gus Hem
elrich's Sunday evening.
Fred Jones lost a valuable colt Sunday
night, it being hooked by one of his
COWS.
Gilbert johnson had business at De-
catur City Thursday.
Sam Stephen spent Sunday night with
Mace and bod Stephens.
There will be. several farms change
hands this spring as the first of March
rolls around. F8.. 4
Lee Davis and Miss Rose Peterson
we're yisitors at Lineyille Sunday. 81
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
Decatur City.

The meetings which have been in SEES
sion at the M. e. church for the past
five weeks closed Saturday night with
about twenty-five conversions and about
thirty additions to the church..
A little daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Gardner last week.
Epworth League subject next Sunday
evening, 1.-THE Condition of Our Disciple
ship" Leader, II. Z. Watson.
Ressie Creal spent Sunday with Elva
Gardner.
H. B. Lunbeck and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a daughter at their
home in this city. NJ
Protracted meeting commenced at the
Christian church Monday evening.
Ray Ravens and Miss Laura Myers,
Of Jack Oak, were married Sunday at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Myers, Rev. j. q. Vaanatta,
pastor of the NJ. Il. church, officiating
Mrs. r. G. Benton, who has been sick
for so long, fell last Thursday night,
breaking one limb and iniuring the
other very badly.
John Hammer and family expect to
move in few days to the Will Woodland
farm west of town
Rev. Scott Jones, who lives west of
town, was in the city Tuesday.
The intermediate school gave their
teacher, Ralph Shelton, surprise Mon
day evening at his home in the east
part of town. The evening was very
pleasantly spent.
Mrs. j. G. Nannatta went to ST. Charles
Monday for visit with her mother.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
Good Hope.

Young folks to the number of seven
teen gathered in to spend the evening
at c. A. lmhotf's Friday night. Games
were played-music was furnished on
the organ and violin and a good time
was had by all. They all returned to
their homes at late hour saying they
had spent an enjoyable evening.
i. G. Thompson, James Downey and
Earl Wise attended the horse sale at
Leon Thursday.
Mrs. Ed McGahuey and daughter
Esther, called on Mrs. Ralph Hoadley
Monday afternoon.
G. A. Imhoff and wife returned to
their home Monday after few days
visit with the latters sister, Mrs. Alice
Richey, of New Virginia.
Misses Nan and Blanche Hannah, OF
Decatur, spent Friday night with Bessie
Upheld.
Miss Tressa McGahuey spent Sunday
with Miss Nellie Wise.
Forrest. Frank and Grace Wise spent
Sunday with Mrs. George Black.
Misses Esther and Tressa McGahuey
were DeKalb callers one day last week
School began Monday with Miss
Bessie Young, Of Davis City, as teacher
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
Davis City.

Quite sleet here Friday.
r. F. Farley left for st. Louis, Mo.
Monday.
Did You ever see the roads any worse.
Mrs. A. Roger had chickens hatcf
last week; since the sleet, we think she
will have to knit stockings for them.
Mrs. G. Blue returned to Garden
Grove Thursday.
Mrs. Bessie Davis is teaching school
at Good Hope.
W. Allen was in Lamont Friday.
DIR. Reed was Decatur visitor Fri
day:
r F. Farley returned from his trip
north Thursday.
Charley Smith of Pleasanton, departed
from here Sunday for St. Joe.
Tyre Henderson of Pleasanton was a
caller here Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Black returned home Satur-
day:
1.-THE Rainbow Fete,' the cantata
given by the school here Saturday even
ing was decided success.
We notice Miss Cinda Leeper, Of
Pleasanton, has been here the past few
days working in the Index Office.
Mrs. Win Lahey of Des Moines, came
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Lahey are
occupying the Mrs. G. Blue property.
Rye for sale. G. e. Gardner.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
r. F. D. No. l.

We are glad to see that the Davis
City paper is in circulation once more
Sam Craig was a passenger to Leon
Monday evening and returned to his
home Saturday.
Ned Scott was visitor at the Holden
school Monday morning. 'q.a2GH 'oe
Misses Maud and Lulu Craig were
shopping in Pleasanton Saturday. $50 =iss.''
Miss Grace Cornett was in Davis City
Saturday.
The A class at Holden are reviewing
their studies in order to take the exam
ination for diploma.
Mrs. Emmett Gore was in Davis
City Saturday.,
Misses Emma and Ellen Linstrom
were visiting at George Hawks We'd.
nesday evening.
Theodore Merrifield was in Pleasan.
ton Friday.
Homer Tharp was in Davis City Sat
urday.
Theodore Merrifelds baby is on the
sick list.
Miss Iona Hardinger spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks and return
ed Sunday evening to John Van Wrinkles
Size was accompanied by Fred Epperly
Aaron Cornett was in Davis City Sat
urday.
| Sam Craig and wife spent Sunda.
evening at Theodore Merritield's.
Roy Tharp spent Saturday night ane
Sunday with his grandma Stuteville.
Thurman Gibler's team was seen tiet
at Homer Tharp's Sunday evening.
Mrs. Paul Scott spent Saturday ant
Sunday with her parents, John Mcln
tosb and wife.
Mary Grandstaff and daughter, Mrs
Lloyd Hill, spent Sunday at Will Craig's
Artie Henderson spent Sunday even.
with Miss Emma Lindstrom.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-02-18
kilgore.

Fl. E. Horney had business in Leon
one day last week.
Mrs. J. W. Still returned home last
Thursday after weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. James Osborn east of
Leon.
Perry Moore called on his cousins,
Alice and Dallas Moore Saturday.
Pearl Stover,of near Pleasanton, spent
one day last week with her sister, Mrs
j. II. Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Christina Still spent a few days
in Leon last week the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. ]. f. Evans.
Mrs. A. =: Pool called at Jack Nc
Daniels one evening last week.
Willie and Alice Still we're the guests
of John and Anna Hubbard Saturday
night and Sunday.
Perry, Hazel and Fern Moore called
at David Robinson's one day last week.
John Hubbard was Leon caller Sat-
urday.
A. E. Pool had the good luck to kill a
ground hog one day last week.
kittie Still was the guest of Anna Nc
Daniel Sunday.
j hn and Anna Hubbard were guests
at J. N. Stills Sunday night.
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Myrtle aud Mart Newlin spent We'd
nesday night with friends in Lineville.
Bert Garland returned Sunday from a
trip to Oklahoma.
DR.. Lovett of Lineville, called on DR..
CoOntz Monday of last week.
Rev. Huston filed his regular APP
pointment at the M. r. church here
Saturday night and Sunday.
DR.. j. s. Coontz has bought out DIR.
Doolittle of Garden Grove and expects
to locate there in short time. The
many friends Of DIR. Coontz will be
sorry to have him leave here, but wish
him success at Garden Grove.
Ed. j. j. Rupert will preach at the
A. G. church here next Saturday even
ing Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Lockwood spent
Thursday at the j. @. Lockwood home.
Everett and Lenna Konklin spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the T. G.
Lane home.
Miss Lorene Leachman entertained
friends at "a. valentine party Saturday
evening. The house was pretty with
decorations of red hearts, and the even.
ing was spent ia various games. One
of the interesting features was valen-
tine box in which was Deposited valen-
tines addressed to the guests. Refresh
ments of sandwiches and pickles,
gingerbread, cake and cocoa were
served.
Mr.. Merritt special man represent
ing the Farmers Insurance Co., of Cedar
Rapids, accompanied by Mr.. Pease of
Leon were here Friday adjusting a
lightning loss for P. e. Hutchinson.
James q. Lane has resigned his posi-
tion as clerk in A. r. Northrups store
at Garden Grove and is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Lane here.
Novia S. Beavers bought driving
team Friday of G. A. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sylvester de-
parted Saturday for their new homo
near Sterling Colorado.