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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
Tra Brett til @inbanbler.

w. ~
oanife Freit, anton 81. Senien, bar
'srt Ell temmelig ~lfiitenbe Silpprel-
Ie. Sort bar ban Breit | Sarbesre.
Wten her fom ban mart paa aunt
meb Den inbremisiioniltiife gefoIf.
ming, lom paaitoo, at ban prRoifeoe
Srongl9re oa til % meb life troebe
paa noget Selpeoe. Ga Ereiten life
oiIhe bsie iig for Sc geiitlige Wpn.
oiabeoer, iom Solicit / fin Taonoe
benoenbte iig til, maatte ban forlaoe
airfen. Siben ben Sio bar ban pre-
bet meget % ilibt iom en- Suno for
at ifaffe @rsb til SiiItru og 9srn.
81. a. bar ban en- 3ib Mebarbeioer
i "Socialbemofraten" o. "&iebeits
baun". Hi bar ban / Gol6ierniens
@aoe | &ie6en6npn aabnet en- Sin.
og Gigarforretnina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25

S~pSSiaIS. Zen tiSIigere gier al
"&eiitrupgoarb", Matthias Sal, er
iiplae Sob. Solfebl." afgaaet peo
Cohen paa "Hsnbeiaaaro", Ser eieS
al hans Ssn. % boor han bar pp.
bolSt iia De ienere Iar. Gen gfbe.
De neo itor NnieeIie.
Shu. Generalization Chr, s,
Nrenorup. err 800, rs Mar gommel.
Zen IfoeSe bar | Ell NdrrTffe 8u.
perner for Sc p~eItiroiife Ger. Seo
lin IflfeS / 1905 par ban ebef for
SSngenierforpiet.
2aubStiugsmanb Gnepolo, Ss.
reniens &uItrlL Ssca Charlotte Sd
renien, er beb, 60 gar aammel.
Sabrifant auglit Mdrfens /
Nulborg er 900 | en- alher al 80
Nar. San Nreu / ilere Iar Ell betu'
SeIia Sirfiomheo Tom Sneoferme'ter
OF SrGuorciabrifant. men mantte
opaipe 0enge. oa ban inr haIpmoei
slar iiSeu blep rant al Sveoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25

Gn itur Milit9rspelie, boori 49,.
600 Wonb ifol beItage, Tfal oiboIbes
| Ganmorf | September. arigsmi.
nliteriet bar noienbt Meboelelie ON
BEN foreitaaenoe anarmerinssspeIie,
Tom fol bare / TO Gage, % bporpeo
90 aorgange @rrnepIigtige bIiper
fulot unber Sanerne.
The evening world., 1913-10-20

CURTAINS PORTlERES
VELOURS TAPESTRIES
SASH LAcEs DRAPERIES
With much vsuss q ths ~ housewife delay
IN ,shrnishins her hogns . for
syv,y purss, but dsushtfA a&laacion for TASTE
The evening world., 1913-10-20

cordins to the police. Israel Landau
was in Kieff on March "a.
The witneas Laniau testified that his
father. Israel Landau. had died here In
1905 and was buried in ue Jewish Gene.
terry. He also swore that he did not
know Of any Israel Landau or any
other Landau outside Of his family.
The Court admitted the documents.
but on the demand Of the defense or.
dered the prosecution to produce details
regarding israel Landau BY wednesday
or otherwise the defense would be all.
thorzed to obtain the particulars from
ire police.
Counsel for the defense remarked
satiricaily that the appearance OF Israe
Landau was desirable. As It would bt
interesting to see at least one member
Of the sect which utslixes Christian
blood.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
ADMIT POLICE RECORDS
AGAINST THE DEFENSE
IN RITUAL MURDER"
Prosecution Springs Surprise
With Documents Linking
Two More With Crime.

KfDuT. Russis. Oct IA surprise
was spruns BY the prosecution to-day
during the thai Of Mends, Bsiliss for
the murder Of the Christian boy Andrew
Yusfansky in Msrch. 1871. Documents
we're produced from the Police Depart.
msnt to counter the evidence Of the
defense that two men. Landau and
pttlnesr. VINO had been said to be
tmDascatsd in the crime. were merely
haemlses visitors TO KisR and quite
uAconnectsd with the murder.
The books Of the department showed
that Landau ana Ettinger were common
names and that On several occa&ons
Austrian and Russ!an subjects with
these names had erossed the fronttsI
In lslo ano 1911. These psmons. Il wa
aAAuced. Included Israel Landau. who
crossed the frontier N October. 1910. and
rscrossed on March y. isli. . few days
after the discovery Of the murder. Ac'
The evening world., 1913-10-20
MUSEUM WILL ELECT.

At n meeting OF the trustees OF the
Metropolitan Museum this afternoon 4;
is expected a President will he elected
to succeed tho late J. Pierpont Morgan.
who was the fourth to hold that ONCE
since the museum was chartered In 1870.
The name OF his son. J. p. Morgan. has
teen mentioned in this connection. as
have those Of Joseph II. Choate and
Robert W. De Forest.
The election may be crowded out OF
the days proceedings by the question
Of accepting the Altman collection and
adding the name of BENJAMIN Altnan n
to the list of benefactors Of the instttu-
tion. II has already been announced
unoficially that the Altman collection
will be accepted with due honors TO Mr..
Altman.
The evening world., 1913-10-20

For TO-AiOrrOw. Tuesday
s4.Inct Chiffon Broadci0ths
Allwool sponged and shrunk fashionable fall 81
colors; also navy and black-reg $l.25 .........
Last day 70, this rtrao,iiua,y rnu
Also These Unmatchable Values in Dress Coods.--
The evening world., 1913-10-20
For . Few Days We will eel
OUR CELEBRATED
SIDE HEMMED SHADES
q, 80 ct. } !: 1s;s:sS : -.

Made OF deAd finish Holland. IN white.
ecru and dark Kreen--neariy seven feet
long and ~ TO ~ inches wide-(actual
fneasureneno. The side hem makes Q
splendid finish and adds greatly TO wear
Shades with eide hens never fray or
cut out
Rollers I { OTIS
The evening world., 1913-10-20

AIncn Diasouals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .OO
worth ~ cts-a,. Nool VIDE vale
sou-iustrous-all fashionable tah
.hades, also navy and blaes.
,!.inch French Sersss .'.'''''',, .1o
Worth 70 cts.-all woOl-closr, firm
w@aye-fine for tailored dresses. rs
we'll as suits-navy, black ANA re-
marksbiy good cologs,
1-inch Hsnristtas s..,...,,.,,..,.,... I'D
Reg. Sail wool--new price due 10
change In tariff--cream and light
celors. also street shades. navy and
The evening world., 1913-10-20

svssy purss, but dsllghtfal n&i4ocetol
Lace Curtains Dsapssiss
Custsius at S.0ap worth os.So.
Real CIuny, Irish Polat. Real Rem
aissance. Combination Net. Marie
Antoinette.
Cuptai.s ~ 6.00v wevth eS.ee.
Marie Antoinstts Curtains. Real Ren-
aissanos. French IAnet. Irish Point
Custasas ~ 7.OOs wsstA oio.So.
French Lacst. RSoniesasos. mario
o;::::s'. ":::s g: 14j2c:'
Finest iAost and Aatss.e. Pnneses
Point, Rel ArsnesHr: H:. N12r1ssissnttSs N1~snirstt:
Tiser Lace CsStaiss q $4,000.
Damasks. VsIsurs. Tapsstriss.
y and u OF.
veS00ss comps<ss Titan. ssAmss. S"s.
and Ranis and rDercerised w>avss-eo
insh-old blue. red. nile. tan. lawn. rose
brown, gYssn. stc.-sOlid tones = jasper.
The Tapestries and DaAAsks are IN
marvellous patterns. ciAnes An4 peft0o
| effects. slso antique verdurs Ne06ns'
Goods worth Si.so 90 C.?S-
Veiours included. l......."..-........ I'D
ooods worth S7se 20 $50
Vsiours included. ......".1.4S
Good. worth $3.50 to Nso-
| VeiOurs included. .........'.."'''''I.B .BU
The evening world., 1913-10-20

MACRANETTE CURTAINS-from the Quaker Lace Company,
Odd Lots and Surplus Stock
POUR LOTS for sslecton
2.98 3.S6 ass and ss6 ~e{
worth r. to $lO.se.
The evening world., 1913-10-20

Couch Csysss from Afbsco Mills Purchass % 20 S.eo
instead Of q rs 70 3l200.
The evening world., 1913-10-20

",'hs" wool Crepes es'',..,..,...... 30
strlctiy all wool - remarkably well
liked this season.
Taupc Tan Olive
Nrn and Old Blue Havana
Nah. .suy RalAn Nav
rrffA Gotta Old Hoss BiAeA
u TO 81 inch New Plaids ......... 1.leo
Elise where 81. .59-all wool--bsst coloto
genuine Tartans included. :
S+-ineh Eponsss ,,,.. 1.@O and -
,s wos'n uSn ~ ,,ss. W -
The evening world., 1913-10-20

Postierss. Damasks. Etc.
Psetiepes az 2.0S, worth to Ans
Flg'A AsoaSe-wide TAPESTRY Dor.
dors--aiso Oriental Tapestry In Negus
and Balded dssisns-part Of our recent
Arbsco Mills purchase.
PsvsisSes ~ ..,O9, Special
Saafast POstlsPes In lovely tones os
6r0nse. WOOD. moss. scaEreen. rose, 90
blve. stc.--also flne 4ercerized pamask
with ana without 0obel,n Tapestry
Pestlspss as 7.0R, westh 1000
Aght WoighS Oa0ask-Mediun cols
ors and pastel shades-artistic dssiRna
Sash Laees-Drapesiss
Fancy Scrlms' s'.........'''''''. 1;s 20 AZ
pfAin Scrims. s.............,.. slxh TO s0W
New Curtain or Yssh Nsts-in every
imaginable dssisn...... .13b to Lbs
Imported Madraa-Cream. White.
Coiored--30 to u in...-.. IA to -
vestibuis rans!e-Reai Arch.
Rentisssnce. Marie Antoinette.
French Novelties and Irish
Points to - Inches long
- inches wide. .30 to Abs
DrApsry and Kimono silks and
AAtins-piAin. Oriental. floral.
fancy border. bird. Butterfly.
japanese and Bulgastan.. 40 70 %
Embroidered Mualins-with and
without ruffle. .lO to .6o
sunfast Observation-Disclosures but
heavy enough 70 hang wsll-platn.
figured or bordered desivns-every
tint to hArmonise With various
period decorations. 30 TO l.@O
Mills Purchass. 20 70 S.So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08

vendida en- p1blica Subasta la fnca hi
potecada en- ell presente case y propie-
dad del demandado.
POR TANTO yo Ramon Martinez Re-
yes, Marshal de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan he
dispuesto vender en- p1blica subasta la
finca que Sc describe continuation de
la propiedad del demandado Valentin
Escalera Sanchez, para satisfacer La re-
ferida sentencia saber
"Finca urbana casa con su solar
radicada en- ell balrio &c Santllrce de
esta Ciudad, la primera de MADEIRA te-
chada de zinc, de altos bajos, de seis
metros de latitud por siete medic de
longitud; y ell solar compuesto de diez
metros de frente, Oeste, en- colindan-
cia con Isidora Mendez, diez metros al
Este, en- lindes con terrenos de Do1a
Sabina Reventos Don Pedro Juan
' Vergara. trece metros treinta cuatro
ONAA'AiiANChOo Oh ANOl tC COI casa y SOldE
de d. Francisco MARITIME trece metros
sesenta centlmetros al Sur con casa
solar de Dona Sabina Revent6s antcs
Don Emidgio S. Ginorio. Sc encuentra
inscrita al folio 119 vuelto tomo 63 de
esta Ciudad, finca 2258, duplicado ms
cripcion LA.
La subasta Sc llevard 4 efecto en- mi
oficina sta en- ell local que ocupa esta
Hon. Corte, ell dla II de Septiembre de
1913, a las diez de la ma1ana; advir-
tiendose que los bienes seran adjudica-
dos al mejor postor y ell pago de la ven
ia Sc hara en- efectivo en- el acto de la
adjudication. (Enmendado Septiembrc
Vale)
San Juan, Puerto Rico a 19 de Agos-
to de 1913.
Ramon Martinez Reyes,
Marshal de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, P. R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
EDICTO DE SUBASTA

POR CUANTO ell dia doce de Agosto
de 1913 ell Abogado Damian Monserrat
Jr. en- representation del Banco Popu-
lar de Economics y Prestamos obtuvo
una sentencia a su favor en- Ia Corte de
Distrito del Distrito judicial de San
Juan, Seccion Primera contra ell de-
mandado Valent1n Escalera Sanchez
por la suma de OCHOCIENTOS Sc
TENTA Y DOS ($S72.0O) DOLLARS.
POR CUANTO dicha sentencia fue
anotada en- ell Registro de Causas de la
ofcina del Secretario de dicha Cortc,
ell d1a, mes y ano antes mencionado v
que la suma expresada es realmente de-
bida sobre dicha sentencia.
POR CUANTO con fecha Is de Agos
to de 1913 Sc libr6 por ell Secretario lie
esta Corte, ,mandamiento ordenando sea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
Para el Refugio

Una sonora de Toa Alta, que desea re-
servar su nombre, envi6 en- estos dias I'm
cheque de diez dollars
Otra sonora que vista y proteie con
frecuencia este. asilo, .dej6 aver un dol
lar.
El senior Perez Leirana envi0. como
de costumbre, su cheque mensual de un
dollar
La alcanc1a de la Planta mecanica del
Acueducto, en- Rio Piedras, produio
aver nueve dollars dos centavos.
La de las obras cargo de los Ingenie-
ros senores del Vale Zeno. produio en-
la semana anterior dos dollars II cen
tavOs
La ole la Penitenciaria, un dollar V 81
centavOs.
Total 20 dollars y 6 centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
ARI|CULOS De FkMl
TINTA DE CARTIER

Sin duda alguna 10 son en todo e.
mundo los que fabrican The Carter s
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass E. l..
de America, contandose en- prinera H.
nea ell Fluido de escribir de Carter que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- el
mercado, por sus condolences de fir.
meza, color, durabilidad Y envase
Ell uso de la Tinta de Carter sc ha
generalizado lie tai manera que en- la
actualidad es casi la unica que Sc em,
plea en- ell comercio en- las cficinas
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN.
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08

Ha fallecido hoy Ell esta po
blaci0n ell diputado socialista
aleman Bebel, vlctima de una
PARALYSIS cardiaca
Ri fnado que tenla setenta
tres amos, vino aqu1 hace
unOs d1as en- busca de alivio
en- la enfermedad del h1gado
que padec1a.
Pablo Lafargue, Ell la biograf1a de
este hombre ilustre, escrita hace veinte
amos. dec1a una gran verdad "El macs
tro tornero de Leipzig ocupara un gran
puesto en- la historic del siglo XIX"
Naci0 Ell Colonia ell ano l840, de fa-
milia modest1sima; acudi6 la escueia
de prfmeras letras menos tempo del
debido; sali0 de ella para aprender un
oiclo-el de tOrnerO-, y va Operarlo
entr0 en- la organization obrera y pro-
feso ideales pollticos democraticos, 4
Greer 10 que el mismo nos conto, todo
clio sin gran vehemencia.
Pero la organization le cogio en- su
engranaje; acept0 cargos por deber; ell
deber le hizo estudiar en- realidad mas
que Ell los libros, y entonces va Sc en-
treg0 de lleno la fecunda tarea que
inmortaliz0 su nombre, decidiendo tam
bien sus destinos su encuentro con
Liebknecht
As1, desde los her0icos tiempos de Ia
International va suena su nombre; en-
1871 va al Reichstag, donde Sc opono
con su amigo la aneXi0n de Alsacia-
Lorena. Tres amos de prision coronan
esta valentia que Bebel ayudado por
Liebl1nechf, aprovecha para adquirir
una superior cultura, yde la carcel sa-
lie mas firme Y resuelto tambien mas
temible
Desde entOnces, y sobre todo durante
el periodic de eXcepci0n Bebel lucha a
muerte con Bismarck es fgura de
primer orden Ell ell movimiento socials-
ia international, casi al par de Marx
de Engels de Liebknecht.
Publicista notable, SUI libro LA mu-
jer' apenas publicado, es traducido 4
tOdOs los idiomas cultos; orador de
combate, dialectico implacable sus dis
cursOs en- Ocasiones son acontecimien-
tOs internaciOnales hombre austero Y
eJemplar, su cOnsejo y su opinion pc
san Ell ell mOvimiento sOcialiSta de to-
dos los pa1ses las muchedumbres ale
manas le idolatran, Y para los obreros
y para los caudillos de los demas pal
ses es patriarch venerable, ell hombre
Immaculate y heroico de primera bora,
| ell guia certerO
I MuertO, acasO SUI muerte sea ell cOmleil-
| 20 de una era nueva para la demOcra-
| Ella sOcialista alemana. cOntenida en- les
campos tradicionales por ell respeto de
bido al glorioso palad1n, casi al precur
sor, de igual modo que la muerte del
| gran Engels lanzo a su disc1pulo Berns-
tein Ell la autocr1tica, 10 que no st
atrevio mientras viviera .el maestro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08

Murio, y lie lloran, no solo los prole
rios del mundo,, sino los hombres ie
buena voluntad, democracia, en- suma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
EDICTo

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, P. R.
Secci0n Primera.
Civil No. 6536
El Banco Popular de Economics Y Pres
tamos de San Juan, P. R.,
Demandante,
Valent1n Escalera Sanchez,
Demandado.
EJECUCION HIPOTECARIA
Estados Unidos de Am6rica.- Ell Pre-.
sidente de los Estados Unidos-:ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
BEBEL
Passugg 13.

Ha fallecido hoy en- esta po-
blacion el diputado socialista
aleman Bebel, v1ctima de una
PARALYSIS cardiaca.
Ell fnado que ten1a setenta
y tres amos, vino aqui hace
unos dias en- busca de alivio
en- la enfermedad del h1gado
que padec1a.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

"Shades of the departed Moses!"
DR.. Bone has been gone done it
bought an automobile. We knew the
doctor had been exposed, but thought
he would be immune, but we are mis-
taken. If the doctor will now get
busy and show some Of these young
sprigs around these parts how to
run their machines according to the
law and gospel, we'll not blame him
for indulging so severely. His ma
chine is of the Metz make and in a
short time will be the only car you
can rely on in the burg-according
to the doctors version.-Grand Riv-
er Local.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

Quite number from Leon attend
ed the Ringing circus at CenterviHe
last Saturday. Fred Teale and wife
accompanied by Harry J. Vogt and
wife, F. S. Stewart and wife, and Dr..
J. w. Rowell, wife and son Edgar, O.
E. Hull, wife and daughter, Dorothy,
Mrs. Ella Girdner Warner and Miss
Maud Ogilyie made up a. party who
motored to Centerville Saturday ev-
ening. Arthur Andrew drove car
over in the morning with Geo. w.
Baker, George Penniwel1, Ed Spen-
Ger and Henry VanNostrand. C. P.
Browning took Frank Farquhar, Pete
Brady, John Norton and Pete Dan
iels, and Roy Allen drove over with
Harry Statzell, Ray Lorey, George
Allen and Jack Adair.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

The Grand River Local of last
week devoted nearly a column of
space jumping onto The Reporter be-
cause Of small item which appeared
in one Of our rural correspondents
letters which said that Walter Case
and Father White had a celebration
near Westerville on July 4th. We
published the item in good faith, not
being acquainted with either Mr.
Case or Father White, and had no
idea that there was anything in the
item to offend any person. We have
time and time again cautioned our
correspondents in regard to sending
us anything but reliable news and re-
greet very much that the item should
have caused any hard feeling. We
had no intention to cast any retlec-
ton on either gentleman and promp-
tly published statement from Mr..
]. G. Cashen stating the true facts
in the case. 1t was one of those in
cidents which will occur in the life
of every man who tries to publish a
paper. q
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

A. H. Meter, of Weldon Meadows
Farm near Weldon, was a business
visitor in this city Monday. Mr.
Meter told us that he has made a
special observation for several years
of the growing corn and that when
ever the corn puts out big strong
brace roots there is sure to be big
ears Of corn. This season he has
examined not only his own cornfields,
but also number of Others and says
he never saw the brace roots so
large before and he is willing to
bank that the ears of corn this year
will be extra large.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24
Mr.. Farmer, don't fail to attend

Mr. Farmer, don't fail to attend
the special alfalfa meetings which
will be held in your neighborhoOd on
Monday afternoon of next week. The
place where these meetings will be
held is printed on the first page Of
this paper. Make arrangements to
attend the meeting nearest you and
tend. Alfalfa is going to be one Of
Decatur county's best money making
crops and you should learn all about
it that you can. The speakers at
each meeting will be alfalfa experts,
the best men in this line in the Unit
ed States. They have nothing to
sell, and come only to help you
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

Mrs. Ella Girdner Warner, of Ell
linsburg, Washington, stopped off in
Leon last Thursday and visited until
Sunday with Mrs. O. E. Hull. Mrs.
Warner, who bad been one of the
instructors in the State Normal Col
lege at Ellinsburg, has resigned her
position and was on her way to Bos-
ton, Mass, where she expects to
make her home. Her son Robert
Warner has been employed on the
Boston Post for the past two years.
Mrs. Warner was for number of
years a resident of this city, and met
many old friends here.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

In letter from Sam c. Johnson,
formerly connected with the Leon
Electric Co. in this city, but who for
the past year mas been manager of
the Glidden Electric plant, renewing
his subscription to The Reporter
for another year, Mr.. Johnson writes
that they are greatly pleased with
their new home. They had the
pleasure of short visit last week
from DR.. O. w. Foxworthy, wife and
daughter, Miss Ollie, who were trav-
cling in their auto to Lake Okoboji,
for three weeks outing.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

About the first threshing done III
this section is OUT to w. F. Mon
roe's, M. w. Sutherlin starting his
machine there Monday afternoon.
The wheat was threshed first, he hav-
ing Is acres which made 80 bushels
to the acre, this being quite good.
They have just got we'll into the oats
as we go to press and we coula not
learn how they were turning out
Garden Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Smith, who
we're married in Des Moines, on July
3rd, were guests last week in this
city at the home of his neiees, Mrs.
l.. p. VanWerden and Mrs. E. H.
Sharp. Mrs. Smith will be remem-
bered by many friends in Leon as
Miss Patzig, trained nurse of Des
Moines, who has been on duty in this
city on numerous occasions. They are
now visiting at the home Of Mr..
Smiths sister, Mrs. B. D. DeKalb, at
DeKalb, and VIII be at home at
Sharpsburg, Iowa, after August 18th.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F. Harvey
and Miss Jessica Pryor motor
ed to Des Moines last Friday morn
ing and spent a few hours in that
city, driving home the same evening.
Judge R. l.. Parrish, of Des Moines.
came home with them to join Mrs.
Parrish for an over Sunday visit at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. G. w.
Baker
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

Mrs. A. Brown, of Des Moines.
came Tuesday evening and will visit
for a couple of weeks with her many
friends in this city. Dr.. Brown, who
holds position as government pure
food inspector is in Washington, D.
c., for six weeks and upon his re-
turn they will probably have to move
to Omaha, Neb., as orders have been
issued changing his headquarters
from Des Moines to Omaha.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

W. L. Witter, of north Leon,
brought us another sack of fine po
tatoes Tuesday, just to show uncle
John Moon that the others were not
his best samples. They are of the
Buckeye variety and twelve of them
weighed 91a pounds. Mr.. Witter
had in quite a good sized potato
patch and had an unusually good
CROP of tubers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Teale drove to
Mt. Ayr Thursday evening in their
auto and visited over night at the
home Of his brother, Bert Teale, who
met with painful accident that day.
stepping in hole and tearing the
ligaments of his ankle loose. He will
be compelled to hobbie around on
crutches for several weeks.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

We devote all of our time to the
insurance business and have num-
Der of the best companies in which
we gan write you a policy on your
residence, store building, live stock
or any kind of property. Give us
chance to figure with you on insur-
ance and we will save you money.
PeaSe & PeaSe,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

Mayor Foxwortny is absent from
the city but Marshal Ironside is
on the job. This week he arrested
Duby Albee on an old charge of in
toXication and took him before JUS
tire A. R. Warford, who fined him a
total of $685., and Saturday night
he arrested a stranger who gave the
name of Charles Miller, who was
beastly intoxicated and Justice War
ford fined him S13So
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

E. n Wentworth, western traffic
agent OF the Pennsylvania R. r., who
lives at State Center, Iowa, was a
business visitor in this city last
Thursday. Mr.. Wentworth has
many personal friends in this Mcin-
ity who were pleased to see him.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

John Hyland, son of court report
er w. NJ. Hyland, is visiting at the
home of his father in Osceola. He
arrived last week from Guayama,
Porto Rico, where he has been en-
ployed for several years as civil en-
gineer. Mr.. Hyland is we'll known in
Leon, having visited here on several
occasions
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-24

Miss Leoti Peters returned to her
home at PleasantoE Friday noon.
Tyr brother, Mayor Earl Peters and
wife were to arrive at Pleasanton
during the day, driving through in
their car to visit a few days with
his mother and many friends at
Pleasanton where he was born and
grew to manhood. He is now a
leading attorney of Clarnda.