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Tigers Fail to Hit;
Lose The Game
: now THEY Subdivisions AND AFTER ToDAYs GAME :
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma A. Spokane g. Vancouver g. Portland g.
Victoria 3, Seattle 2.
TODAY
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American League
At Chicago

r n e
Detron ..l..'. .s.'...... Ia 0
chicago ............. i 4 q
Donovan and Stanage; White.
Young and Payne.
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Totals ....34 II 20 8
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Spokane 80. 1 O 3 0 0 O. 3 1-9
Tacoma 49,. 100 0 0 0 OF "a
SUMMARY.
Stolen bases-Cooney, Melchoir
Two base hits-Melchoir Zim-
norman, Bassey. Three base hits
Coleman. Abbott. Home runs
Coleman. Zimmerman. Base on
balls-Off Schmutz 1. Hit by
pitched ball-Melchoir.
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HACK IN CHICAGO.sri :

HACK IN CHICAGO.sn'
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-George
Hackenschmidt, the Russian
wrestler, arrived here today and
hurried to his training quarters.
(By United Press Leased Wfre.)
SAN FRANCISCO - Illness of
of Johnny Frayne nscessitated' the
canceliing of his match with Mat
ty Baldwin at Salt Lake.
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a but the fans who watch
that habit pulling
ball. that the plate generally finds
Is
hits anything Baey could be taught to stand
he might lead
the in batting for he has a good
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02

ia Sahmam 9eb. Sirlh. 9ln9elina
9Scimer nit Sobnnnes 2eilpel aus So=
Iep6stb.; GjeOrg Sanelbo6 D. 6ran3
nit. Wu9oNlena Zimmerman b. .Mih. /;
Wtattbius areB b. 0eor9 nit QnaItaiia
Selensti b. Sat; 8o6us Seller b.
SobAnn nit Sbersiia Zimmerman b.
Daniel; 5bereIia 6aiel b. get. nit
Sobanues Mertlineer aus aleinliebens
tbal. auf9ebpten puroen beute gum
erIten Mal: gtitolaus 2reB b. @eor9
nit aatbarina Saus b. @eOrs; Soiepb
2eipeniteiu b. 9lnton NIT Ma9oalena
Zimmerman BON Satob; gliiabetba
&rauB b. &arl NIT Sobannes 8aiier
aus Sransfelo. @itttuer alemens
8riismer NIT Sbereiia @ilbelm b. Sob.
gtun mill id gum S6luB tommen,
es tOnnte ionit Dem 8eoattsur gu piel
peroen. 6riiBe aae meine 6reunoe in
9merita, beionoers ben &eoatteur.
9auiel Zimmerman.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02
aiblcp, U. ..

Serr uno 6rau Gbrilt. giienbeiB
tebrten am Sienitasmoraen bon einem
geiuh aus Sosmer, g. g., 3uriif.
Daniel ginoenalo, Der etpa z Wteis
len noroli6 bon giblsp mobubaft 1T.
reiite am Wontas nad benz Staate
WOntana, um bort @eiddfte 81 belor=
gen uno 6reunoe su belu6en.
Ssrau 6rieori6 giebsr, cine S9pes
iter bon 6rau SObn Gamer, reiite am
Montagabeno bier oar9 na6 ibrem
Seim nabe @urefa. Srau 8ieber mar
bel ibrer 5reunOidaft in eebr auf
geiu6.
SObn 6. Sddffer reiite lebte Wode
nad ben 3uillinasitdoten um @aarsn
3u taufsn fir ieinen Store IN Song
9afe, g. 8. Der Store miro iih auF
@briit. 6iibers 6arm beiinoen, nabe
Der Song Cafe goitofiice. Ssrr Sddi-
fer seoentt ieinen neuen Store uuse=
fdbr am l5. Wtdrs su erOfinen.
gliblep Republitaner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02
Neuporf.
|. Sebruar 1911.


g9eil meine lebteu smei geribte ni6t
ein9eianot paren al bic Yof, mo6te
t6 mid bod pieoer 66ren laiien, unb
unleren Seuti6s&uBldnoern (9epelene
gteuoorfer ieBt in 2lmerita) gu wilien
geben, oaB bel uns iebt 9lmeritaner aui
geiud meilen um Jreunoe uno Be-
fannte Su beiuhen., gs Iino oies:
6rieorih Selm, oelen gruoer 6briitian
Selm uno 6rieorid 5burn. sic ba=
ben uns man6es erSdblt uno es sefdat
tbnen aud III amerita. Satob Sofer,
Satob Witleiber uuo 6rieori6 Mprlod
baben ibre Saden pertauft uno eeben
au6 NIT nad glmerita um Ii6 bort Elm
neues Seim Su griinoeu. 6ieOri6 Wor=
lot bat bier in Neuoprf feline gBirtb=
i6aft Ieinem Sobne 6rieori6 ab9e9e=
ben unb ielber mitaebolfeu. Sn glme=
rita min er suerIt Sreunpe ,lno 9efannte
belu6en uno oann aeoeutt er in Der
StaOt Su bleiben um ii6 bort Elm sutes
8eiddft 3u grilnoen.
Sas g8etter 1T beinabe beltdnoi9
talt; es berrltt meiit Is bis 90 aud
bis % @rao &dlte, uno bat aud siem=
lid S6nee. 9ie Yreiie linb aud etpas
idpa6 bel uns oieies Sabr. 6rudt
73 bis IS Sop. oas Yuo. @eli6torn
35 bis 36 Sop. bic &olben, uno A
bis 46 Sop. bic &ernen. Die Win=
terIaaten waren Oieies Spdtiabr iebr
i6on. @interfru6t uno &orn baben
i'm SpGtlabr Elm ibOnes grimes Gleio
9ebabt. Die 2anopreiie linO aud iebr
bod. @ertauft wuroe 81 $50 &ubel
per 9eiiiatine; uno Pa6t Is, 20 aud
bis p &ubel per 9eiiiatin auf oas
Sabr. gDer bier tein Gano bat fir
ben lit es beNer penn er IN Oas freie
2ano 9lmerita 9ebt.
lleber's Sabr m06te ih mir aud
einmal ben grOBen Ssean anieben uub
i'd Oente bon bort aud 9lei6 mad 9lmes
rita Su fabren i'm 6reunoe, @erpauote
uno Setannte 81 beIu6en.
Gbriittan &iri6snmarn uno Satob
2ippert Guna) uuroen i6 einis unO
etusen auf bic Saso. sie 6aben einen
6uds ausserdu6ert beNen Saut tie
einem Suoen fir Orei 8ubel pertauf-
ten. @eil Gbriitian sismli6 Oerfroren
1T, bat er orei Sage bas 9ett bitten
miiiien.
g8ie i'd in Der Soeiiaer 3eituns las,
bat ii6 bic peit iiber bic sanse Manos
i6urei uerbreitet, beionoers IN ben Yro=
pinsen Mutoen uuo Grin. &tele
SOrfer iino 9anS ausseltorben. gs
peroen alle MaBreeeln ereriiien um
oas @inidleppeu Der Seude na6 8uBs
lamb Su perbinoern.
8riiBe ale 2eler Der Yoit.
Ybilipp 2anoenberser.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02

ob unO fort gin9 es, obne umSuitei9en,
n0h S0fionuiae. Slorioa, no mir am
9. A0nuar, 9eaen 9 llbr morgeus.
onIouoten. 0ier erbliften mir Die erlien
g0lmenbQume, Denm IN ben StraBen.
T. 2Illeen, 8drten, in OIientliden ioipie
frtO0teu glulageu liebt man beinabe
i bts ais grpBe, punoerid0ne Palms
Same, Die man i'm Horoen wpbl
toNm in @epddsbduiern sieben tOnnte.
Nu6 brannte uns bic iiioli6e Sonne
9ans gebOrig auf unieren Sudel uno
bic llebersieber murben uns 3ur Salt,
Seigte bod oas Guediilber nidt wes
niger als 80 8rao i'm Sdatten. Sad=
iOnOille iii cine Stabt bon 60, 600 Sin.
wObnern pdbreno Der SOmmer= unb
IS, 600 Ginipobnern ndbreno Der Wins
ter3ett, tpas oaourh su erfldren tit, oaB
es Elm Observation-Disclosures fir bic
ret6eu 2eute lit, seraoe wie 8alaoena,
Sal. uno anoere aurorte. Die Sdlfte
Der SeOOltsrung beitebt aus gtegern.
9ta9oem mir in SafIonpille rnlere
@eIbdfte erleoigt batteu fubren mir
nod am ielbiaen Sage, um ettpa 4 llbr
nudmittass, nit Dem Boot (8ampier)
uuf Dem ct. Sobns &iper nad Der
staOt Sanforo (pelde aud ben Seis
nameu Gelerp GttD iiibrD. Der ct.
Sobns &iOer 9eb0rt luObl iider su ben
It0niten uno romautiidfen StrOmen
in ben Ser. Staten uno peroe i6 In
meihem ndbten 4rtitel ben seiddbten
2eiern oieie SluBfabrt idiloeru.
8uitap Seltner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02

ten ipel6e Elm iolbes @eieB baben, ben
9tuBen uno Hei6tbum einbeimien wel-
der uns sutommen ipllte uuo uus balls
on Rei6tbum uuo SeoOlteruugs3abl
Kberfliigeln.
Sas Sirteus@eieb, ppn weihem man
IN leBter 3eit 10 piel borte, tuuroe nun
AUDI weltlid iiber ben Mihouri-6luB
aus9eoebnt, ais Die oiesbeSiislt6e Wpa
man=@orla9e oiele gDo6e ben Senat
paiiierte. IS ihreibt Dor, oaB Die 8ieh.
Siihter ibr 8ieb ourh Sirten poer @in-
sGunuug Su belpaten bahen, ober lie
mtneu SdaoeneriaB fir rllitirte grn.
teieloer be3ablen.
Der Senat, NIT elmer Stimme mebr
ais aenua beidloB bic 5rase oes 6rau-
enitimmredts ben Wdblern bel Der
udditeu Wabl tpieosrum al unterbreta
ten. Sas amenoement wuroe bon benz
Sageitolsen Senault bon Giliter Goun-
tD nit piel 8eidif perfodten, weldent
cine Srau ais @attin perlprohen iuuroe
iollte es ibm 9elin9en oieies glmenoea
ment in Der 2esislatur ourdsuieben.
Sas Saus bat bereits porber ben 8or-
i6las ab9elebnt allen ienen 6rauen bas
Stimmreht 81 perleiben tpeifbe G,runo-
eisenibum beiiben.
Die 8orlaae oes Counties iueldes bic
Soloatenbeimatb su untsrllden bate
(wona6 Die 8eriualtuns Der Seimatb
Den Soloaten entnommen uno In bic
Sdnoe elmer iiinaeren &outroll-g -geb6roe
perle9t meroen ioiit) u,lroe Inn Senat
abselebut. Die Sreunoe Der 8orlaae
perhaten aeiunoen @en!henperltano
uno @eiddftsriidiihten ndbreno bic
8egner ientimentale 9eben pom Sta.
pei lieben.
Die Observation-Disclosures
motah ir9eno ein 6ountp nad Depo.
nirung bon $500 beim Staate eine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erbalten tann.
in pelher bic ueuelten Methpoen Der
Sanopirtblbaft oeranIbaulibt uno ges
lebrt tperoen f0nnten. paiiierte oaS
Saus nab Segutahten berielben bDit
Seiten Der Sarmer-Mitslieoer. @e-
lernte lleberieber bonn Staate tperben
fir bic orei Sunoert Dollars eeliefert,
oas @ountp bat ieood oas 2ano, alls
gBertSeuse, Maidinerien, glrbeitstrdi-
te u.i.p. 81 ftellen.
3tpei 8orlaseu. Staats- 3udtbdus-
Ter betreiieno, pailierten oas Saus. Die
erfe betriIft unbeItimmter llrtbeils.
iprud, uno Die stpeite. oaB lebensldns-
lide 8eiansene nad ab9eleater DreiBia=
idbriger Straight auf parole entlaiien
weroen iollen. 9as 9eBtgsnannte pais
iierte audi bereits ben Seuat.
Die gtorbef-Wbiting gorlage meroe,
nahoem iie ben Senat paiiiert i'm
Sauie ab9elebnt. Die gorla9e beSos
ii6 auf Observation-Disclosures uno
bate benz Staatsanpalt mebr re6t elm.
serdumt ais oies iettber Der 5aa lit.
Serr @bitins pertbeioigte feline Dor.
la9e wie Oieies Sabr nod tsine pertbet-
bist nuros, bod puroe bieIelbe nt6tss
oeitopeniser ponr Sauie abgelebnt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02
Der @punsrneur pes fleinruiiiiher

Der 8ouperneur oes tleinruiiiiden
8oupernements Sidernisop bat cine
ourhsreifenoe austreibuns Der Ssrae.
liten aus ieinem Commencement einee=
leitet. 3lpeiblsloert 6amilien mubten
ibre @obniibe perlahen, trob Der bite
rem adlte, uno unter ibnsn befanoen
Iib peridieoene reide @utsbeiiber. Sic
Sstroffenen baben ii6 isbt, oa Elm
slppell on ben 8ouoerneur ni6ts nibte,
an Die Re9isruns in ct. petersburg
seiuanot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02
9osmer, 2. ..
l9. fsebruar 1911.


Bertbe Gureta polt. W0tte ben
GeIern Der golt audi etli6e gteuiateiten
berihteu pie es bier in bieier 8egeno
sugebt. IS iino smar nidt piele gteu=
jgtsiten, opb 9ibt es immer etpas sll
berihtsr
2eBten Samitae ben Is. 6ebrldr,
bielten mir cine 8eriammlung in Der
Seuerballe in SOsmer ab Stpeds Grri6=
tln9 elmer Selepbon=2inie Oitlid bon
Sosmer. @s paren aud iebr piele 2eute
bel Der geriammlun9 eridienen unO
ale i6ienen bon Der 5elepbon=8eidi6te
iebr einsenommeu 3u ieiu. 9as toante
man idon an benz @eiumme bOren,
uno an Dem &au6 Der feineu Si9arren
isben pel6e Sr. Quinn bon SOsmer
geipenoet. Ser Serr 8ottOr CAB lid
uiele Mube I'm etne Selepbon=Goms
pasnts gu organiiieren. mas au6 10
sienlli6 9esliidt tit. Stun miro oas
8erappel balo lOsseben, mas AUDI bon
piel 9tuben 1T, aber ni6t INNER. SD
Oente oanu miro man Ofters bon Sos
mer beim9erufen penn man Su lang
bleibt unO Der Gaffee tQlt piro. Damn,
otueb!
Sd mO9ts auA nod berihten, oaB
meine S6wd9eriu, 6rau Ybilipp Sd=
9ele bon Mc@lustp, q. g., ibre Seims
reiie antreteu wirO, uno Swar am 20.
6ebruar. Sic mar pier @o6en bier
auf geiu6 uno 1T gebeten balO wieOer
III tommen.
9lusult @eiier bat iid elm gein aus
gerentt, 1T aber tuieoer iOtpeit berges
ltelt oaB er ettuas 9eben tann. Gr bat
nod sebOriae S6mer8en, wiro aber
pieoer balo bergeltellt ietn.
9lu6 mo6te i6 meiuen S6waser
Satob Wdrb nabe Sroine, Canada,
auiforoern aud ettuas bon iid bOren
3u lahen. ST ibm oas SintenfaB ein=
9efroren ooer 1T er auf Der SdreniagO
DaB er ni6ts bon iid b0ren lahen tann?
Die @itterung lit bis ieBt 3iemlid
lh6n, mas audi iebr gut lit. Wtan tann
oas gieb auf Der prdrie lauien laiien,
oenn ionit tpiiroe es ptele Seui6reden
9eben in oieier @egeno. Wtan iiebt bic
SAludrme ieBt idon in Der 2uft fliesen
uno man muB INNER leufSen baB lie
ii4 nidt berunter laiien.
Waein Nadbar 4oam Wartel seoentt
Dem SSriebri6 S6aibls in iein Sano=
uert au sreifen, oenn sr bat IdOn ben
,rpsiten @olf in Der Sale sefangen.
8enn es 10 fortgebt betommt er ben
gtamen. GleOelano @Oliid9sr, oenn er
pobut I'M Gleuelano Siitritt.
Somit mus i'd itlisBeu uno ale ee-
ier uno Die 3situnssleute sriiBen.
Subn M Mobr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02

Die 0siberitimmreats @orlage. ipel-
DE ben Senat unierer @eiebgebuna in
Yierre unldnsit paiiierte, Duroe aeltern
Inn llnterbaus unisrer 9esislatur ME.
oerseitimmt. Die Stimmsnabgabs
mar 40 su SO.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-03-02
9ie 3egislatnr.

@i6tige Reui9triteu pou Der Staatss
@'eleeSebuu9 iebe @ode pom imlerem
re9uIareu Spe;iaI Sorreipouoenten,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08

For the best auto oil and batter.
les see H. A.. Wright. r.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
Garden Grove.

Major and Mrs. J. L. Young, OF
Washington, D. c., came last week
to visit at the Hattie Davis home
and with other friends and relatives
Rev. George Bruce, of Mediapolis
Iowa, who delivered the Memorial
day address here and visited his
mother, Mrs. Mary Bruce, returned
home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Parrish was in St. Joe last
week visiting friends.
Miss Mary Bruce, who is nurse
in Burlington hospital, and has
been here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Bruce, went to St. Joe to visit
her sister, Mrs. Beard.
Little Gretchen Hoadley had the
misfortune last Friday evening to
fall, breaking her arm.
Mrs. John Smith went to Keller
ton last week to attend the funeral
Of nephew, Mr.. Barrett.
Miss Blanche Cox, of Allerton, was
here last week visiting at the home
of Mrs. Bennett and family.
Several from here went to Leon
Monday morning to attend the teach
ers' institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan, of Des
Moines, came last week to visit with
their son, o. C. Jordan, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Lillard.
The Alumni of the public school
enjoyed a banquet at the public
school building Tuesday evening OF
last week.
Mrs. Frazier, of Davis City, was
here last week visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cartwright. She
was accompanied by her mother-in-
law, Mrs. S. R. Frazier.
DR.. DOolittle returned the latter
part Of last week from a real estate
trip to Montana.
Mrs. Peck left last Friday for
Denver, Colorado, and from there
will go to Grand Island, Neb., tc
visit friends.
Mrs. George Stewart, of New Vir,
ginia, came last Friday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cox.
Harry Shelter made a business
trip to Weldon last Saturday.
Harry Arnold, who is travelling
out of St. Joe, came last Saturday
for visit with his family.
Elsie Zichy went to Fairfield last
Thursday to visit friends.
The marriage of Miss Jane Siefu1
and Homer Culver occurred at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Siefur, Sunday evening
A. E. and Harvey Northrup ship.
ped in car of ice the latter part OF
last week from Grand River where
they bought house full of ice.
Todd Matthews, of Kansas City
came Saturday to visit with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Matthews
Miss frankie Farquhar, of Hum
eston, was here over Sunday visiting
at the home of her friend, Miss Pearl
Smith.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
Crown.

Everything is quiet around Crown,
but We need little rain.
VIM. Filical. Of Leon, and Clay
Harris and family visited at the
home of J. F. Lewis last Sunday.
LYDIA and Florence Davis went to
Iowa county last Friday for a three
weeks visit with relatives.
Fred Woolley and family, of High
Point, visited at the w. H. Stiles
home last Sunday.
F. A. CARRIER is still confined to his
bed, but is better. If he gets no
"back-set' will be out soon.
Samuel Oerholtzer and family, OF
near Garden Grove, visited last Sun
day at the home of Mrs. F. Taylor.
Next Sunday will be Children s
day at Crown Chapel. commencing
at ten o'clock. The children have
prepared quite nice program which
they will give at that time.
Last Sunday there were SO schol-
ars and teachers present at Sunday
school, and there were several came
to preaching who were not there in
time for Sunday school, besides a
few visitors who were not included
in the number reported by the secre-
tay. Our campaign has been for one
hundred scholars. II the weather is
good we will more than reach this
number next Sunday. Come and be
one of them,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
N1erryville.

A crowd of boys from Humeston
and Corydon enjoyed an outing on
the river the past week.
BeSs Porter visited few days last
week in town with her friend, Miss
Mabel Euritt.
Blanche and Iowa Hammer went
to Leon Sunday to be in attendance
at the summer school which began
there Monday morning.
George Buckingham and family
visited Sunday at the Cal Negley
home.
Mesdames w. H. Golfer, H. s.
Jones and George Woodmansee Wis
tied Friday with their sister, Mrs. J.
w. Hammer.
Orr Fletcher. wife and children
were visiting in town Tuesday.
Mabel Euritt, of Decatur, spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
Mat Porter home
Blanche Hammer returned home
after weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. H. R. Fisher.
Several from these parts attended
the I. o. O.. F. decoration day services
at Decatur Sunday.
Orr Fletcher was a Decatur caller
Monday morning.
Esther Jones spent Friday night
with her cousin, Iowa Hammer.
Carl Coffin, our mail carrier, has
a new motorcycle, making his first
trip Monday morning.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
Good Hope.

Miss Bessie Upheld spent Satur-
| day and Sunday in Leon the guest of
her friend, Miss Mary Hacker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wise and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wise and
son Lyle were Leon visitors Tues
day.
Those who spent Sunday with
Carl Upheld were Percy Black, Ken
meth Reed, Forest Wise, Bert Nc
Gahuey, Verne, Ralph and Otis Bin
ming and Lloyd Harsh.
Miss Orpha McGahuey called on
her friend, Miss Dale Wise, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fierce and son
Laurel, of Van Vert, spent Sunday
with the formers sister, Mrs. Bruff
Thompson, and family.
Miss Dale Wise spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. Alice
Smith, east of Van Vert
BERTHE Binning took dinner with
Elsie Bigger last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Wise called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McGahuey Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Richey and
'HA. ouu wi .. iOyu 1Adl Oh duu Ia
lily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
R. D. Hoadley.
Mrs. Bergen, Of Boone, Iowa,
came Thursday for few weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wise and son
Lyle spent Sunday with Ed McGah-
uey and family.
Carl and Bessie Upheld were Leon
callers last Tuesday.
Mrs. Leila Keller and little son
Alcoe visited over Sunday with her
| cousin, Ray Lantz and wife, of near
Van Vert.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bigger and
family spent Sunday evening at the
home of w. H. Wise and family.
Grace Wise took dinner with Miss
Orpha McGahuey last Sunday.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the band concert at Van Vert
last Saturday evening.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
Sweet Creek.

Mrs. Frank Noftsger and children
Henry and Anna, visited Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Hendrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. w. Wion and son
Albert visited Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. w. G.. Wise and fam
lily.
Jennie Smith visited Friday with
her sister, Mrs. Ed Fest.
Mrs. Margaret Wion and Freddie
were Decatur callers Saturday.
Willie and Wilkie Wion visited
Saturday night with w. G. Wise and
family.
A. NJ. Noftsger called on his sor
Charley last friday.
Wiley Akers, who Is working fol-
his uncle, Matt Ryan, visited Satur.
day night and Sunday with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Akers, near
Decatur City.
Several from these parts attended
the l. o. o. F. decoration services al
Decatur City last Sunday.
Matt Ryan was a Decatur caller
last Wednesday.
Wallace Brackenberry, who was
visiting at the D. Gentry home sew
eral days last week, has returned tc
his home in Lamont.
Matt Ryan was Lamont caller
Friday.
John Zimmerman and Dusky Gen
try were Lamont callers Saturday.
Nelse Smith and wife visited Sun
day at the home of his father, George
Smith.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
Bl'adney.
Most every farmer is busy blowing

Most every farmer is busy blowing
corn.
Mrs. Amy Konklin and sister, OF
Garden Grove, were visiting at their
mothers home near Woodland last
Sunday.
Sheep shearing was done at sew
eral farms last week.
Carl Reynolds, our mail carrier, is
riding new motorcycle, so get your
letters in the box early or you will
get left. We appreciate very much
getting our papers two hours earlier
in the day.
Mr.. Brannen and wife were shop
ping in Leon Monday.
Wadsworth & Williams delivered
fine lot of wool at Leon last week.
b. E. Gardner is attending the con-
vention of the Brethren church at St.
Joseph as delegate from the New
Salem church.
Messrs. Traupel and Wallace were
grading the trail last week, making
the road wider, which was very
much needed for the safety of the
people.
The grading on the Beavers hill is
completed, making the hill more
gradual.
Mrs. Alta Snyder, of Leon, is Wis
iting at the home of her parents for
a few days.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
Wood For Sale.

Either In 1 foot or 16 inch lengths
8. q. Benefiel.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08

Manchester has a public spirited
citizen in the person of Senator r.
w. Terrill, who recently gave beau
tiful park to his city. And now he has
presented 1t to the city. The new pur-
chase gives entrance to the park via
the main travelled street of the town.
There is not town or village in the
state that does not number among
its citizens, men and women who are
we'll able to do something for the
community; who have more than
and who never dream Of doing any,
thing for the public good. The more's
they can ever hope to find use for,
the pity.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
FairyieW.

Misses LYDIA and Florence Davis
left Friday for a visit with friends
and relatives at Williamsburg, Ia.
Several from this community at
tended the commencement exercises
at Leon Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lew Hastings was a visitor
last Thursday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Barbour,
near Garden Grove
Glenn Smith was a business caller
at Lew Hastings last Tuesday.
Several attended the Epworth
League at Fairview Sunday evening.
Miss Pearl MAGELLAN will be leader
next Sunday. You are cordially in
vited to attend these meetings.
Miss Eva Moore has been on the
sick list the past week.
The children are progressing very
nicely with the Children's day exer-
cises. The exercises will be held at
the Fairview NJ. E. church on the
evening of June 18th.
Thomas Williams and son Leo, of
Garden Grove, were guests at the
Dave Davis home last week.
Mrs. Lew Hasting was a caller at
Dave Owens last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Lanier
and three children, of Humeston,
were visitors at the Glenn Thompson
home few days last week.
Lew Hastings and Glen Thompson
attended services at the M. E. church
in Van Vert Sunday morning.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-08
High Point.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woolley aEt
Mr.. and Mrs: Newton Bumgarnel
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Will Stiles near Crown, making the
trip in Mr.. Woolley's touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, of Garden
Grove, visited Sunday at the Will
Roberts home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Smith anG
son Lyle spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Keller.
Mrs. Harl Warrington and sor
Teddy spent Saturday and Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Jim Konklin.
Iva and Charley Himebaugh, Lena
and Jim Traupel spent Saturday anG
Sunday with relatives at Van Vert
Misses Ora Konklin and Lena
Traupel are attending summer schoo
at Leon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elston Min.
or last Friday, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kentner and
Floyd Scott visited Saturday anc
Sunday with Mrs. Kentner's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, at Grand River