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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-09
HILLS RELATIVES DO
NOT WANT HIS EFFECTS

The death several months ago at the
city Jail Of DR., w. NJ. Hill, globe trot.
ter, scientist and philosopher, was re
vived in the minds of those at police
headquarters yesterday by letter re-
ceived from l.. Rutter Of Chicago, writ
ten to Chief Grant.
The letter explained that the rel
atives of DR.. Hill preferred that his
meager personal possessions be not for
warded to them. The articles referred
to included 81 in cash and a. pair Of
spectacles. According to the instruc-
tions In the letter, the money will be
turned over to the Mutual Aid associa-
tion of the department.
Let's go to Saltair tonight. Big
band. Big crowd. Big time:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-09
SPECIALS IN THE
Juvenile Department

Boys wash suits, in galatea and duck
Zephyr stripes or plain, made with or with
out sailor collar; regular OQn
$l25 values at, special ...-......... ~
Straw hats for boys aud little tots, slightly
at, each ............ EGc
soled; regular 75c and LOO, oOC
Annex
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-09
'ers Killing weeyiI.

@lnF . ,,ssd dharrow. strung with
"a OF s1sa sa,o oy a farmer in the
kiliinss sat Lake City for tho
1I,er ths alfalfa weevil. A
n tiestrns,.aiso s also been used sue
WI tho eggs OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-09
SPECIAL OFFER IN THE
Pattern Department
THE DELINEATOR.

One year for 30c or 21ac per copy for
a limited time. Regular 75c per
year or 10c per copy. Here's a month
ly magazine that gives every woman
who reads it correct practical
knowledge of the latest smartest
fashions.
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Dancing Saltair tonight, Big band
Trains 7:45 and Sis. Fare Csc.
ADVERTISEMENT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
gtns Dem Staate.

9incoln. Mebrerc Gountpnnipdlte
ha6en beim @eueralantpnlt nnee.
fraqt, Oh cs Graftifntten Der Gbiro'
practic untrr ocn ieBigcn medicine
idlen Staatsacict2u erlaubt iei, in
ucrbaI6 Oes Staatcs 81 prnftiJircn.
is plrOe linen g%cnntiportct, DAB
Sic Sahe nod ME geriftlit ett.
ihie6en fporoen lit, obnobl man
gIaubtc, Dab Der @iIion 6oa Dol
Sem 06ergeriht Die 5rnar cntihei.
oen miir0e. Is lit nber moglid.
hoB gcgcu eincn Braftifanten bieIcr
MetboDe GnfIoae erbobcn miro, I'm
cnen Br1ccoen5faa 81 etabIircn.
@rano Sslono. @sitern Whor'
oen mIroe Ser 60 Sabre ate Ra.
lin Gorep non einem 3uae Der
Union Gaciiic on Der elm Stra,
benfreu5ulla i~iberfabren mo iofori
aetoOtet. Gr tpeiltc bier Bel ieincr
Sodtcr, 5rau 6rc6 gliIcr, anf &c.
i1td.
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Sicbrn 0iiniOuen Mnrf fir cine
bentidle 2uftilutte.

Mon ifrei6t ans Berlin: gl5
l,ntcr oem 8roteftorat bes 8riu3en
@einrif BON 8ralBen uno Der Bra.
iioentid)oit ocs groBen BoiaOonsfp
bic Rationol : 6lu9ipcn0e" ms Sc.
ben gerufcu muroe. fano Der pa
triutild)e appca at bic CpferpiIlig-
tsit oes oeutihen 9olfes in alien
@cicaidaftsif1iftcm bel Geid5 mnb
arnl, Den glciflen I~torfen uno frtu.
oigen 8ieoerbon. Gle Rotbmenoig.
felt. Die e%ntnidlun8 oes 6lugnc.
lens in Geutihlan0 abenio miriam
III f0rOern orlrd1 cine groB5iigige ma,
tionale Sammliln9, nie es in onoa.
rem curopdiId)en S1norrn 6ereit5
gcidlcGen mar, lit aud BEL Inns nit
erfrauIider giuniitEigfeit erfarnt
noroen. Tic SamnlEutacn noDuIen
BON 4ufaitg an cillen &erlaui Ger
Elm giinitiges 8eiultat erparten lieB;
ollie MOLTEN ibr Sdcrilein beitrageri
gum @o6le 0cs &a~terlau0es.
Sic oIotionnl 5lugipenoe" iii ci.
nc i'm beiten Sinne oes 8ortes
rolfstbiimlide aftion aelpeien, mo
70 oirien mir oenn alid batte. no
Die SnmmLungcn 10 gut mic abge-
ihloiien iiHo, nit Dem GrgebniB
5ufrieoen ieia. Mehr ais iiebeu
Uiinionen Warf iino III groben uno
fleinen Spen0en 5uiammangefloiicn.
0as lit cine Slmme, NIT Der lifJ
ifon ettpas anfangen ldbt unO DC,
ren &obe ielbit bohgeip1rnte Gr.
%martungen nidt iutbefrieoigt IGbt.
Sic 5ei9t, OaB patriotiife Gpier,
niligfeit in 9eiltifIono itidt aus.
~eeitorbeu iii, nno Oab seT Gcutife,
irenn ons ~Sntereiie Oes Gaterlanoe5
beriibrt miro, ltidlt minoer freige.
Zig lit ais Der 6ran5oie ooer Der
SStalicner. @cnn man be0enft, oaB
0ieie iieben Qiiuionen in elmer 3eit
Der Ibetierung nllersrbensperbalhii
ic mo Der luirtbidaitliden Sddoi.
gung lDeiter areiie ourd cine I'M
i.dcrc politiide 8eltlnge 5uiam.
mengebrahf lpor0en limo, 10 miro
man Oie SiInnne nid)t unterid1ben
uitO logen miiiien. onB oas oelttidl
Golf ben Appea an feline Batter
ldlosIiebe miirOig beontlportet Bat.
Gtuns %cnttdllid)t fam man pieI.
lcidt oariiber ieiu, OaB BON Den
iieben Milfioncu lit Der Staot Der
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9Odrnfranfcr in Der GOliseiitatiun

Gin 9ahtquartier iud,en6, itea.
tc iih Somtog 9bcno 5rauf Moore
BON 0efluer. bon lpeldler Stnot CT
ioeben mitteIit 5rnhtSuaes anae.
Ionat. aIeth bieIen gcinen$aenoIien
in Der Boliseiitotion Gin. Sin 30
Ii8iIt bsmerfte 3eihen I'M @eiidi
ocs Mannes, oie auf Gofcn idIic.
zen liebcn. Gieier aber idlien Iit)
icincr qei1brlitlcn Grfranfunq nibt
bclpuBt, Oenn or bepe1te lid cans
5pon95lps inter sen ouocren .9b
hahloicn. Ser 5tabtnr5t Or. Son.
nell iano bic Arautbcit in porae.
ifrittcnem ,%initatbe uruo oroncte sic
.ioiortig1 ll%cbcril9rimQ 0es arnn.
len nod Dem 9lot1fallsboipiioI 1r.
4ac 2eutc in Der 9Dli5eiitation
nuroen aeimpit mo 2eetere grind.
l;h ocsiHti3irt. Gs lit Scr riertc
Gcrartige 5aa III oiciem @int2r.
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Inrftberidlt.
SiihSnnnhn. f3. :

SiiosGnaba -. Sanliar.
Iinobie6-.ufubr $500; Narfi
ieIt bis Toe niebriger.
@utc bis bette $4,000.
@titt1InldBige Bis CUTE $500
$50.
GcmohnIidc Big mittcImdbisc
$6.00-6.90.
aii5e uno Sellers, felt big Ieid).
fer.
eute bis bette Sellers s5.75-
6.15.
gutc bis bette aibe $40
$40.
Mittclrndbisc biz CUTE aiibe
s4.4O-5.40.
@~ep0bnIidle Bis m~ittcImdbise
$3.00-440.
Gtoders un6 SeeDers, Itarf.
6ilte Bis bette $G.50-8.00.
NfittcImdBige bis bette $3.50
$50.
@ew6bnIife bis mittelnnbtgf
S5.00-5.S0.
5tof Seifcrs $i.5o-6.25.
Gdl6cr S5.00-9.00.
@ulcn $4.40-6.40.
5dDucine-3nfnbr $500; Marfi
Zoe nigoriaer. 0urhifnittspreis
$685. 7.05: boditcr Greis $3.50.
Gdafe-3niuhr 10000; @orfi
felt Biz t0c nieOriger.
Mnttcridaic, cute Bis bette SLIGO
400.
@ioocr, autc bis bette $5.75-
go.
SdbrIinge $7.5o-8.0o.
21mmer SIS. 50--8.85.
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Sine nncrbGrt ratiiditigc 9ouoc
1T Die grnoniippidlait IN Sincoln,
nit Dem n1luerlpiiitlidjen gru0er
eharIcp an Der Spite. 9ereits BAT
hieie 8cieQidaTt oas llltimatunl
a~usgegeben, ooB iid tein Genrofrai
ron Seiten 9r1ii0eut @iIion's I'm
en amt 5l beperben brnilht. Der
riht in Ser 8rimdrtuohl mno if)qn
corher Dem 9ruauiIiigel Der Demo-
trotiiden 8artci %nligeborte un6 Dem
/. llnp9rglcidliden@ 2icbesOienite En-
bat. @enn oas Bilion 5il'
aeben iollte, lmO es bot ieBt beinabe
oieien Inihcin, oarn miro er 5iir
3ertriimmerung Der ocmnfrotiifen
Y,artei in R2brasfa oas Seinige
beitragen. @enn bic 9emotrateu
MIR einc Mciniu1g. aIio Die 9rndn,
Idle BADEN oiirfcn, lpesboIb frat
bd1m groan fiir grimarlpnbIen elm?
einfnd mir, aim inter Dem 0ef-
mnrlta ocs n6ortihritt5" Dem golfC
Sano in Die augcn 5u %itreucnl
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gei Ocn Scrntanns. s6Gncu.

@eitern Rodmittag mpr0en Ole
neren 8eamten Der Omaha 2oqe
90. 81 orrd ben giitrifts Geputp
9r. Gb. Seine in ibre reip. aemter
eingeiebt. IS mar Gin fcierlider
gift, Dem ole 5nblreid eridienenen
NitgIieoer groBes Snterelie entge
Qen brad)ten. gr. Seine modte
ieine Sahe gut. Ia6 grleOigung
eer GeifGfte fpurOe Elm ieilier BON
8r. Raeaele 3~ubereiteter Smbis mi
getiift, uno Die gmpeienbeit bon
eIopo" Heeie tpitrOe oa5u benutt,
I'm oieicn 81 perdnlnIien, einige
giano.g iecen unb 2ieoerportrdga
gum geIten 81 geben, 4lt5 ieinenl
reidboltigen Repertoire ipabIte er
Die beiten Snfen, uuto boIo idIugetl
Inn Die Screen aqer e%ntgegerl. Bra.
iiJcrt Robt. 8snot bate 4aes
idon arrnngirt, uno Die 9riioer
itno linn oafir III Cant perpfIid.
tet. 46en0s fan0 ELI Bal Itatt, Der
eiiien Iiibidlen 8crlauf na6Hl.
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Die 8erid,ts Der &nnOeIsasfntu
rem lallcn 1uf ciueu briricOigrnoci
gblhlnB 0es oItgn Snbres mo e.
zen erirrnIidcn glusbIid ouf ods
neic ihIidlcn NancntIidD Die NcIh
nohtsgeihaite iparen bisbcr nod
rmcrreidt uno BON Der INN lcgigc
S%abreejeit ~gcmobnten Stiae in Den
areiien oes GrobbnnOels abgeieben,
hrrriht LIBERAL cine rele Ibatigfeii
unO iino orc @robinouitrien nil
a%uitrdgrn fir bic orei Bis iedls
nadiien Wouotc pcrieben. Die
nnrd Ole Ynnteu permittelten Ve'
idldite iicltcn cine @eiammtiumme
BON 1926. 49,, 600 Gnllars oar nno
iiberiiiegcn Die @eidnnitirmime Der
untipredlenoen p~ori1brigcn ISOLDE nm
nnO 325 Miaionen Dollars, rpdbi
rruo lie ge1cn Die @orpofe I'M
500 ghlionrn jurildgeblicbcn inn.
anpitalanIngen I'M Sanliar limo &C.
iudt. mas iiir cine crb6bte 3upcr-
iidlt fir oic 3ufiurft ipridt. Sr
Chicago limo III Scr @odle Is
3oblungseinitedunacn Dorarfonmeu,
~aeaenii6cr ocrpn "a in Der Sor.
modc imo oereh 81 in Der gleidpeu
rorid6rig5u &ode. Sm gnnjer
9nnoe bctrua Die 3abl Der ange.
melOctcn Ganfrrotte 253, .. h. I'm
90 wcniacr ais in Der gorDodlc
mo Inn II mcnigcr aIS i'm 8oriabr
III Der alriden &ode.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
cmala 2sirsibs.Warst

Gmabn, %. SamIor
Sorier ggci5en--
CIR. 2, s3M s6He.
CIR. o. s3-s5ke.
Rr. A. 7S-S5t.
Briibinbrs MciSen-
Ir. 3, s2-SiMc.
Rr. 4, Si-S3e.
@eibcs Storm
Gr. ., A5h-iGe
Ir. 3, 45-i51sc.
9tr. A, 4i-l5c.
Color aoru-
3r. .. 45e.
@clbcs aorn-
Sir. 8, 4ie.
CIR. A. d31@-43Ae
Sort
Or. 3, 43M-ilc.
gir. A. d3-iic.
Storm feines Grades l2-l2Ac.
NeiBer Sdicr-
Rr. 2, 33e.
S~tnnoor0 Safer $50.
Hr. 3. 3212c.
Gr. A, 32-32hc.
Rnl5gerite 53-63c.
1uttergerite Rr. I, 4i-t6e.
Hoggen-
Or. 2, 5o-591ac.
CIR. 8, 5Sh-59c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
gdtnna.

9arnen God, Der aIte 0e6rasfd
Gin Sifuge, lame Sabre nit 9ll.
mobr, mil ieinc 5reuuSe bon Gnn.
la, ioipie 9tebrasta Gitp un6 lin.
gegeno miiien lniipn, DAB or ieet bel
6errn y, ". @aterion 81 noroI.
IS. StraBc, ppiideu Gnpcnport ltnr
Chicago StraBe. 81 iin0cn lit.
Bite, lpref)eu Gle Dor!
garnep.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13

lii mir mtltiq iiber 400 600 @tarf
qeipeiloct moroeu iinO. sir Die
6auptitaOt oes 9lcifcs. fir Sic Mil.
lionen imo Miaionaritaot, eridRiut
0ieier 8etrng BEL ioId'sn glnloI
ridlt 6odl. gl6cr 0as aiiuitiac De.
iammteraebnib miro 0a0alrdl Hidli
gelhmdlert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13
cma9a, ac6., 10. Saunar 1913.
Sin idlidtcr 9unutrurar.

sSobn $. Morebea0 bat ons @ou.
permursomt bon RebraSta in idlidI'
Ter, edit oemofratiihcr @eiie, obnc
ellen Yomp mno guhpduO, oHac.
tretcn. 9lud icinc antrjttsbotlf)at
5Sigtr Den idIidten Sinn miercs
Staatsobcrbauptes. Die Snuptira.
gen, Die miere 9iirecr anaehen, be.
bonSelie or I'M Slime oes edten Sc.
it1itsmamrs. obue issIidc @brn.
ienoreiderei. Der Spariamfeit miro
IN ieocm Gate oas 8ort gcreoet
mo lit es beionocrs bemertens
pertb. onb Der uelic @ouuerueur
nod fem ncites mebrere Miaioncn.
anpitol iir nothpcnoi9 halt. 9e.
br1sta bat ale Ansiitt inter Son,
perneur Morcbeno cine edltc ge,
if1itsmdBige GerunItung 5u erbnI.
ten.
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Iaus unDeren 0ert.
fc6en Oereincnl
yGomeuroia9

Norgen. Ticnitng abeno, finoei
IN benz Drutidjen Souie Der iorai1l'
ti1 geplanie MoSfenbal oes Do
men : @cionapcreins eGoncoroia"
itott. @ic ale 6citlihieiten oicies
Ielicbtcn 8ereinS miro aud otel.
IN fcinsr @ciie etipus 81 luiinlttfl
iibria Ioiien. yier 9reiie iiuo iil
Rostirte mis1eicet noroen. Seoer.
Der iih einiae ShmOeH Gut amilli'
rem mill. iolte Dem y'asfenball
Ter Soucoroia beiipobnen.
Stifnnssiea.
gludj aItacipobntcr @eiie fciertc
Ger Gmaba 1lattOcutihe Gercin an
Snnitag, ben If. Sdnlar, lem
Stittnnasicit. IS mar 0as %. yill
ausnabme oes Serru @m. Butt
wnrtn ale bisberigen 4raiioentcr
lei Der 5cier pertreten. 0oit all
ole alien Diliglieoer, 0le man loall
n1brcnO oes gnnScu Sabres nidIi
81 ieben befommt, pnrcn cridieneI
mn brcbten iid nit Ibrcn belleref
Saliten nab Dem 9att edit Ocutiher
ION Gggers aupsllc aeIieicrtcn Dit
iif i'll areiie.
9rdiiocnt Sp. Ioblii belt einc
praftigc aniprad)e, in peldler 81
Die @eitid)te oes gereins RcDne
poiiirtn lies, oui ons 2cutidc Saus
5u ipredjen fam mo Die Soiimm1
arbcrte, oaB oosieIbe nah mo nad;
Ger Sammelplns aller Geutldlcn IN
Gmaba icin pcrbc. Gn5 bon Der
Scrber1smitter 6rnu Otto Dor.
dlcrt 5lbcreitete Giien muloete berr.
i'd, un0 lin Die 8cr0aulng ST ior
0ern. muroe onnn iiott nciter &c
ton3t. Crit oils bic roienfingerigc
Cos am 6irmomeut emportaudlte,
tegaben iid) Die le6tcn 65itaaitr mad
Souie, iid idon arIf bas nddlite
Stiftungsieit ireucnO.
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Cine talte @eac .5u ipat fiir
Gle EeI3bdnOler, abcr immcr nod
friib acnig iur Die ao~blsnbanoler.
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Nit ge5ua auf bic 6rieOcnsfon.
ieren5: @as LANCE ndbrt, mirS
langtueilen.
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2750 Dollars faufen CINE 2ono-
Sppot6et bon $4,000 gu so Gin.
len. Cine before uno iidere anlage
oIrfte iflper 81 finoen iein. lin
treitere alisfunit aoreiiire inaft z.
&. {. o. omaha 3ribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13

Gas preismiiroigite giien bel
Better Inlp, Geutife Slide. 1903
Dodge StraBe, 2 etcd. Wabloet
ter % Gents.
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ieeIiden GbarnFters, bumoriitiihcr
uno crniter Rntur, Oeiltide Bidder
uno 3eitidriften, beutife Slid.
punidfarten fiir ale @eIeaenbeiten
lei Sparb & NeSelup, i09 iiiOl.
Iite t5. StraBe, 0maba, Nebr.
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TatentanwdIiG

gSiaaro GSop, gatcnte, 1880 Gin
Rational gnnf Building. Eel
9pler 1889; Sno. a.1S64.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13

Scutidr aalenOcr irci bel gsrnuef
& Cor, Grug@itsn, 1902 iaOlidjs
rs. StraBe. Eel. Douglas $3.50.
Ielepbon GougIns 1850.
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K(aI(iti5trle aBelgen!
N~riahrrntr bentIdtr MaLfr mnO

VrfuHftHtr DtHIInItI UtHIft HIU
anitreidlcr miiuidt @eihditiaunl
ailf Shn0enlobu. Sfreibt goii.
tortc inter .. z. 1881 iiioIitc II.
Strabe. 1clepbon Douglas 4t5i.
Omaha. Ssf3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-13

Gin gutter Seutitcr luiiniht cine
.Gteaung ais BARTENDER. Siebat.
l0brige griabrung im Brihdft. sat
quite Ginpfehlutaen. Aoreiie: @.
g. omaha 3ribiinG Eel. Goaulas
1867. Q. u Us.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-11-20
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an execution, directed
to me from the clerk of the District
Court of Decatur county, Iowa, on a
Judgment obtained in said Court, on
the 28th day of October, 1913, in
favor of William S. Address as plain
tiff, and against Walter Briner ct al,
as defendant, for the sum of eleven
hundred and eleven and 2O-1OO dol
lars, SILL attorneys fees, and
costs taxed at $3.50, and accruing
costs, have levied upon the follow
ing real estate, taken as the property
of said defendant, to satisfy said ex-
ecution, to-wit:-
The southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the west eigh-
teen acres of the southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter and the
north one-half of the southeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of sec
ton sixteen (16) township seventy
C70) range twenty-six (26) west of
the fifth principal meridian, contain
ing seventy eight acres more or less.
And will offer the same for sale
to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, on the 18th day of December
A. D. 1913, in front of the court
house door in Leon, Iowa, at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, when
and where due attendance will be
given by the undersigned
Dated at Leon, Iowa, November
10TH 1913.
l13-2t F. L. LOREY,
III Sheriff of. said County.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-11-20
Van Vert.

Rev. Cornell left Monday for Day.
export to attend church congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ramsey went
to Leon Saturday to call on DR.. West
and have some dental work done.
Miss Agnes Conwell who is teach
ing at the Round Knoll, left last Sat-
urday for an over Sunday visit with
home folks near Grand River.
Mrs. Rev. Cornell left Monday for
New Sherron to visit relatives.
Mrs. Isaiah Thompson arrived
home Friday from Dakota, where
she had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Carl Brown and children,
formerly Of this place but now of
Big Piney, Wyoming, is here visiting
relatives for a few days. Mr.. Brown
who went to Wyoming for his health
is slowly improving.
The Kings Daughters served meals
at Clarence McKee's sale Tuesday.
The Winners Club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Halstead Wednes-
day evening, it being the birthday an
niversary of the society.
Ed Brown has traded for the Col
Inns property in the west part of
town and has moved his family there
+ F. A. Hall bought the r. E. Redd
property in the east part of town,
we understand but have not learned
whether they will move in or rent it.
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Davis city.

Elder Hayes and wife, Elder D. G.
White and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Green, all of Lamont, were in at
| tendance at the series of meetings
now in progress at the l.. d. S. church
| in our city.
Mrs. J. II. Robinson made a visit
to Lamont on Monday of last week.
Mrs. Oscar Judd left last Monday
for a visit with her daughter at
Troy, Kansas.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flora were over
Sunday visitors with relatives at Ak
ron, Mo.
Mrs. Ella Craig left the past week
for visit at Grant City, Mo.
Haywood Shoots and family de-
parted the past week for GAINESVILLE,
Mo-, where they will make their
home. The best wishes of their
many friends go with them.
Elder White, of Lamont, held SER
vices in the Saints church in Davis
City last Sunday evening and Rev.
E. A. Place occupied the M. E. pull
pit. He filled his regular appoint
ment at Pleasanton Sunday morning.
1t should have read last week that
Elder Hayer was holding series of
meetings in Davis City instead of
Elder Harp.
Quite a crowd attended the series
of meetings now in progress at
Bethel Chapel, north of our city.
There was another baptizing last
Sunday morning, the candidates
coming from Bethel church., about
seven miles from here.
After few days visit with her
mother, Mrs. Mile Mitchell return
ed to her home at Weldon last
Thursday.
Mark Grimes and daughter, Miss
Cecil, of Leon, were visitors in Da-
Wis City between trains last Sunday.
Mrs. S. e. Adams visited with
Leon friends last Thursday and Fri
day.
A new baby girl came to gladden.
the home of Mort Robbins and wife
last Thursday. All doing we'll.
Mrs. ]. w. Wales and Mrs. Frank
Cartwright returned the past week
tives at St. Joe, and Grant City, Mo.
Mrs. Clara Turpen still continues
dangerously i'll.
Mrs. S. L. Wood returned last Sun
day from two weeks visit with her
children at St. Joe, Mo.
Mrs. r. NJ. Freeman left last Sun
day for visit with her mother at
Grant City, Mo.
DR.. Reed came in from Chicago
last Sunday, where he was attend
ing medical clinic.
Mrs. Sarah Coffin, of Leon, visited
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Acton, in this
city last Thursday and Friday.
John Tharp made his regular trip
to KellertOn last Sunday.
Miss Opal Beasley made a trip to
Leon last Friday.
Miss Thelma Franklin visited with
Leon relatives last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Carter Scott left last Tuesday
for Council Bluffs, to try and OBJ
tain an artificial limb. The one she
had fitted in Chicago she could not
use.
Mrs. E. S. Grimes returned last
Friday from visit at the home of
her son, Mark Grimes, in Leon She
was accompanied by her grandson,
Marion Grimes, who came for short
visit in this city.
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Brush College.

Roy Waller and family and Mrs.
Sylvia Evans visited Sunday at E. ].
Evans
Mrs. Ralph Frost spent one day
last week at David Hubbard's.
Miss Nellie Woolsey attended
church at Bethel Sunday.
Those who spent Sunday at Mrs.
Jane Lilies were A. J. Woolsey and
wife and Mrs. OFT Rollen and chill
dren and Misses Annie and Beulah
Hubbard and Claude Clay, Glass
Finch and Stephen Martin and Glen
| Garner.
Willie and Clarence Hubbard spent
Sunday with James Osborn.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the sale at Jim Stills Thursday.
Jim Still and family visited Sun
day with Jim Osborn and family.
Ralph Frost and wife visited Sat-
urday and Sunday at Lawrence
Frost's, near Grand River.
Mrs David Hubbard and daughter
Beulah visited one day last week at
Mrs VIM. Robison's.
Mrs. R. E. Cozad is some better at
this writing.
Mrs. E. J. Evans spent one day
last week at Marion Evans.
Mrs. Steve Latta visited last Fri
day with her mother, Mrs. VIM. Robi-
son.
Miss Doll Hall visited Sunday at
Sherm DaVis's.
David Robson and family and also
Mrs. VIM. Robson and daughter
Sarah visited Sunday at John Robi-
sons.
Lucy Evans is some better at this
writing
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Elm Chapel.

Mrs. Clara Prather spent one day
last week with Mrs. Geo. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bright spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Brights parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Fenton.
Miss May Bryan and Miss Martha
Alley of Lineville, attended meeting
at Elm Chapel Sunday.
There were several young folks of
around here attended the surprise on
Miss Sina Belvel at Lineville
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hampton spent
Monday at the Chas. Bright home.
Mrs. Jennie Hatfield who has been
visiting at the Chas. Bright home
went Friday to stay with her grand
mother, Mrs. Halstead, at Lineville.
Geo. Hamilton went to Alvord
Wednesday to haul coal for his moth
err, Mrs. Prather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Belvel spent
Sunday at the Jim Belvel home.
Virgil Bright spent Saturday and
Sunday with his friend, Henry Prath-
er. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warnock are
the proud parents of fine baby girl.
Misses Ethel, Mary and Margaret
Warnock visited at Frank War
nock's Sunday evening.
Aaron Danielson and son Charles
spent Sunday with Chas. Bright.
Protracted meetings have begun at
Elm.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-11-20
Sunny Side.

G.. V. Maynard was Leon caller
Monday forenoon.
Jeff Strange and family spent Mon
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gardner.
Quite number from this vicinity
have been attending the protracted
meetings at Union Chapel, conduct
ed by Rev. G. T. Ronk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rumley and son
Warren called on Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Gardner Tuesday evening.
c. V. Maynard picked corn for A.
e. Woodmansee few days the past
week.
Mrs. Bertha Strange, Mrs. Ella
Hamilton and Mrs. C. V. Maynard
and children called on Mrs. A. E.
Rumley Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John S. Gardner spent We'd
nesday afternoon with her daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Woodmansee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Cozad were
callers at the A. E. Rumley home
Thursday afternoon.
A. e. Woodmansec delivered .tur-
keys to Leon Thursday morning.
AL Vanpelt while doing chores on
his farm near Palestine, one day last
week saw bob-cat a short distance
from where he was working.
Jeff Strange butchered Thursday
forenoon.
Jake and Everett Martin hauled
hay from the John Barrett farm the
past week.
Jeff and Jack Strange went to mill
at Davis City Friday.
Merble Painter called at the
Woodmansee home Sunday after
noon.
Warren Rumley spent Sunday with
Georgia and Amy Hull.
Mrs. Dollie Southern spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Bertha
Strange.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Hull were Sun
day visitors at the Len Hamilton
home.
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