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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-05-20
Jamestown.

The rain has delayed our farm
ers with their corn planting. As
a result, not many have planted.
Mr.. VIM. Faulkenburg, a tray.
cling salesman for Briscole Dry
Goods Co., Knoxville, Tenn. was;
in our midst a few days this
week.
Miss Maud Prock and Miss,
Gertrude Barnes were visiting in
Horse Shoe Bottom, Saturday
and Sunday.
MIR. John Story has his new
house completed, and has rented
it to attorney Phelps, Of Somer-
set, who is now occupying it.
Hon. Robert Lloyd and Elmer
Wheat have gone to Frankfort,
on business.
Mr.. Vernon Holt has returned
from Stanford, where he was on
business.
Boon Wolford, who has been
down with fever is out again.
Mr.. Shell Miller has been quite
sick with roseola, but is up again
The examination opened up,
here with IS applicants for GER
tifcates.
Prof. M. H. Barnes, of Russell
Springs, was in Jamestown the
18th.
I don't know that I have a say
in Democratic primary, if l did
/ would say nominate Rollin Hurt
for Judge Of the Court Of Ap-.
peals, and not only nominate
him, but elect him to that office.
/ am for Hurt for he is worthy,
and qualified for the place. lam
a Republican. but / honestly
want Hurt to,be elected. and will
vote for him in November if he,
is nominated. I'belieye every
man in Adair and adjoining coun--
ties, are from the heart for Hurt
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A LIST OF CLAIMS

The following list of claims
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Machine Shop.

Ihave purchased the W. A. Helm
outfit, and am located at his former
shops on Bomar Heights, Columbia,
KY. l am prepared to do do all kinds
of work in the way of repairing ma
chinery. 1 also furnish repairs, in
either brass or iron fixtures.
am fully qualified to do all kinds
of work solicit your patronage.
262m J. NJ. Kearnes.
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Mr.. John Nichols, cashier of Casey
Creek bank, was in Columbia Monday.
Mr.. ]. f. Shaw, a travelling man the
people of Columbia are always glad to
see, spent Sunday at this place.
Mr.. Frank Jones, of Jamestown, was
here Monday, en- route to Campbells-
vile. "
Miss Nell Tarter, who has been in
school at Bowling Green, returned
home the middle of last week.
Mr.. w. e. Bradshaw, who is a Pull
man conductor, is here with his friends
for few days this week.
DR.. z. T. Gabbert and Mr.. George
Wolford, .were here from Casey Creek
at the opening of court.
MIR. L. r. Chelf, Knifiey, was here
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rice and their
little daughter. Marjorie, visited at the
home of Mr.. Brack Massie last Saur-
day.
Mr. c. w. English, of Smiths Grove,
visited his brother, Mr.. J. A. English,
this place, last week.
Mr.. Ezra Moore, jamestown! was
here Monday. = s-
Mr.. Robert Ingram, cashier of the
Russell Springs Bank, was here Mon
day.
Mrs, EFlora Frazer, who has been
with one.of her daughters in Lsuis-
lana, for the past eight or ten months,
reached Columbia last week. and is at
the home of her son-in-law., Mr.. w.
B. PatteSon.
Misses Ora and Mallie Moss are
spending the weekiwith friends in Co.
lumbia.
Miss Lucille Burdette, of Lebanon,
is visiting MIR. and Mrs. Sam Burdette.
Rev. S. P. Stapp reached home last
Monday. On.his way from Georgia he
stopped and attended the Southern
Baptist Convention at Nashville.
Mrs. Media Reynolds, of Oklahoma,
is visiting relatives in Columbia. She
is a sister of Mr.. w. H. Gill.
Mr.. T. B. Curry, who is substan-
tial friend of the News, was here
Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Campbell, of Louisville, a
former student in Lindsey Wilson,
spent last Sunday in Columbia.
The following spent Sunday after
noon at Griffin Springs: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rich PAUL, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Myers,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Myers, Mrs. Al
Myers Alice Walker, Lealia Rogers,
Ida Rogers, of Dickson, Tenn, Mrs.
Cosby McBeath, of Monticello, Mrs.
10 n. Conover. Mrs. Eras Barger,
Grace Conover, Mary Myers, Messrs
Fred Hill, Ed Diddie, Tom Patteson,
and Doc Walker
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Personals.

Mr.. w. B. Patteson attended the
funeral of Miss Bette McCorkle which
took place at Campbellsvilie last
Tuesday.
Miss Estelle Willis, who has been
tepching in Georgia, returned home
the first of last week.
Mrs. Cosby McBeath and children
and Mrs. r. A. Myers, Monticello, ar
rived theltirst of last week.
c. D. Watson, Glasgow. was a t
the Hancock Hotel Thursday.
Mr.. II. r. Sanders and his son, Paul,
CampbellsVille, were here last Wednes-
day. ...s
Mr.. Elmer Wheat and Mr.. r. E.
Lloyd, Jamestown, were here last
Wednesday night, en- route to Frank
fort. They are representatives of
Russell before the State Board of
Equalization.
Mr.. J. T. Gowdy, of Campbellsville,
was here last Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Francis, Campbellsville,
was here last Thursday.
Mr.. Hugh Richardson, who spent
Two weeks in Indiana, returned to Co.
lumbia last wednesday night.
Hon. Rollin Hurt, Democratic can
didate for Judge of the Court of APP
pealS, returned home Thursday, hav-
ing been absent several weeks.
Mrs. Luke Parks, who lives in Geor-
gia, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J W. Morrison.
Mr.. 10 NJ. Rosentield, who has po-
Sition at Mt. Vernon, Ill, arrived last
Thursday, to spend few days with
his mother and sisters.
Mrs. j. f. Cabel, Miami, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. W. B. Pat
teson.
Mrs. Shelby Oats and little son,
Lewis Hogard, of Danville, are visit
ing Mrs. Oats parents, Rev. and Mrs.
W. f. Hogard, this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Ward Denton,
Breeding, were here for Commence
ment exercises.
Mr.. H. C. Sullivan, jamestown, was
on the square Monday.
Mr.. John Mcfarland, an enterpris-
ing citizen, of Rowena, Russell coun-
ty, was here last Friday. He is a
Jealous Mason and attended a meet
ing of Columbia Chapter, No. I, Fri
day night.
Mr.. 10 II. Smith accompanied Mr..
j. b Coffey to Tennessee. They went
to buy Jersey cattle.
Mr.. w. E. Morgan, of near Aman-
daville, and Mr.. VIM. Allen, Burkes-
vile, wereihere the first day of court.
Mr.. E. B. Mclean, MIR. D. E. Hatch
er and his son, j. NJ. Hatcher, GIas-
cow. all travelling statesmen, were here
the first of the week.
Mr.. H. G. Parrish, Bakerton, and
Mr.. ]. d. Sharp, Amandaville. were
here at the opening of court.
Mr.. M. Cravens, Stamp Deputy, was
at home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Harlin Shaw, who got badly
burned by the explosion of gasoline, is
improving.
Mr.. T. T. Hourigan, of Lebanon, and
Mr.. Y. o. Moss, of Greensburg, were
here last Friday. The mission of the
former was to inspect Columbia Chap
ter, No. Z, r. A. M.
Miss Ollie Crockett, of Nashville,
Tenn, former pupil in Lindsey
Wilson, arrived last Wednesday after
noon, tc be present at commencement
exercises, and to visit friends. This
week she will go with Miss Alva
Knight to jamestown, where she will
spend two weeks.
Prof. Q. ID. Nelson and Miss Flora
Powell, who were popular teachers in
the Lindsey Wilson, will not teach
next year, and have left for their re-
spective homes, the former to Conway,
Ark, the latter TO Monticello, KY.
Their departure was regretted by ev-
cry one connected with the school.
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Wanted.

A good man to sell and collect for
the Singer Sewing Machine Company,
in Adair county. Good wages. See
G. R. Holt, Campbellsville, KY.
2S-2t.
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Wool Wanted.

We pay the highest cash price.
Campbellsville Manufacturing Co.,
Campbellsville, KY, or we will man.
ufacture your wool as you direct.
23-2m
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For Sale.

A stock Of Groceries and Soda FOun.
tain, well located and in good condition.
A bargain if you want to 60 in bust
ness. Frank sinclair. 28.2t.
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Don't fail to see our new line O
Furniture which we are receiving. L
will pay you to look
2S2t. Gill & Waggener.
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28-tf
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Additional Locals.
Pianist, Listen!
King BassOt Rag.

(BY G. w. LOWE.
A real rag, real hit. real idea, a
real melody. That's all. Send for it.
Price, net 25c. per copy. Address,
G. W. Lowe,
Columbia, KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-05-20

AAIO AOAiO"AbS 10 q LOU VI CldlIIlS dill
regular April term, 1914:
Wheat & Williams furnishing
paupers S 80 90
W II Kemp supervisor of tax
books 16 50
L B Hurt supervisor of tax
books 16 so
WP Dillingham; supervisor of
tax books ,~- Is so
Horace Jeffries supervisor of
tax books l6 80
w Sinclair supervisor of tax
books Is so
Bank of Russell Springs as
signee of supervisor of tax
books .. 90
A Hovious furnishing pauper So SO
] P Miller & Sons furnishing
pauper IS SO
] A Goodin furnishing pauper Is so
W W Kirtley furnishing paup 13 90
Sallie Bryant reporting births 5 90
w II Burris furnishing paup. l9 so
John Hadley furnishing paup. rs 90
J B Burton furnishing paup. Sc so
Luther Fletcher keeping poor
house 100 90
H B Simpson mos. salary poor
house physician % 90
VIM Patton furnishing pauper 10 so
jas RIAL furnishing pauper 81 90
C & S Burton furnishing paup. 26 O5
n r Roach furnishing pauper 80 so
G T Bryant furnishing pauper 26 90
wv Sublett & Bro. furnishing
pauper 50 90
r A Sublett reporting births Is 25
] G Gose medical attention to
paupers Is 30
Coomer & Gowen furnishing
pauperS 125 Is
j o White reporting births 10 90
u Humphreys furnishing pau
per collins 100
Anetta Jones reporting births l 90
Lucy Roach reporting births IS
Nell & McCandless furnishing
pauperS 100 0C
] F Triplett furnishing pauper
coffin 3 90
Thos. o Patteson reporting
births 81 %
S H White reporting births 10 so
Adair County News furnish
ing ballots and election sup
plies 1877 80
Russell & Co. furnishing cloth
ing to prisoners, sc. 80 55
Bank of Columbia assignee,
cleaning Jail sewer 6 SO
w Ingram furnishing school
books, poor children 81 20
T B Cravens court stenogra-
pher Is 90
Geo. W. Pickett visiting poor
house 3 90
Joseph Rosenbaum visiting
poorhouSe 3 90
Walker Bryant Clerk Board of
Supervisors Is 90
r Tutt furnishing pauper 90
Pickett & Howard furnishing
paupers 81 90
c r Hutchinson furnishing pau
perS 80 90
R Y Hindman medical atten-
tion to paupers IA so
VIM. Hobson furnishing pau
pers 70
n B Kelsey furnishing pauper 14S 90
w G Pickett reporting births s Is
Lucinda Keltner sporting
births l rs
Mrs. Annie Finn reporting
births rs
Lizzie Parsons reporting births Is
Wilmore & Moss furnishing
paupers 145 70
same furnishing
nails, sc. to road 4S
w T Price voting house 90
W III Eubank voting house 90
7 @ Davidson voting house 90
] r Tut voting house 0O
Cool Springs school District
voting house 5 90
Strong Hill voting house 90.
James Shives voting house 00I
John Young voting house 3 90
Fl K Taylor voting house 90
Mark Wilson voting house 90
N T Jones voting house 8 90
wv Sublett & Bros. voting
house 5 90
r A Cooley voting house 3 90
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-05-20

Lime for sale. SIPS per barrel.
j. @. Miller.
28.tf
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-05-20

S. S. Van Hoy, Cane Valley, has two
milk COWS, with their first calves, for
sale. 2S-2t
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Announcement

G R Redman Furnishing
paupers Is 90
Walker Bryant Preparing
and delivering ballots sc 90 O6
Same mo salary as clerk of
Fiscal Court so 90
Reed & Miller Articles fur
nished jail 3 Is
V A Campbell Furnishing
paupers 81 90
w E Sanders Medical atten-
ton to paupers 8 rs
G G JeffrieS Allowance to
keep Court house, Jail sc
1914 $50 90
Same Dieting prisoners,
waiting on county SIG IS
Same Amount reimbursed
on acct, heating and light
ing Court house, Jail &c 10 90
W R Grissom Assignee Con-
veying children to Or
phan's home % 25
G. W Dillon Reporting births Is 90
Geo. Cheatham Asst Road
Engineer s so
Hayden Keltner Asst Road
Engineer 10 90
Virgil Hurt Asst Road En-
gineer % 90
]. NJ. McQueary Asst Road
Engineer II 90
10 Beard Moving bridge lum-
Der IL 90
] H Breeding Asst Road En-
gineer ID 90
Milliard Corbin Asst Road
Engineer IL so
Jno Burbridge Asst Road En-
gineer IL so
J G Blair Asst Road Engi-
neer s 90
S L Banks Furnishing lum-
Der to county road 2 A
A H Ballard Wiring Court
house 26 40
S L Barnett Reporting
births Is
H Furkin Reporting birth 6 90
U L Taylor Reporting
births 80
Welby Ellis 5 days services as
Justice Of Peace 10 90
VIC Shepherd days service
as Justice Peace Is 90
f H Bryant 5 days service as
Justice Peace Is 90
Charlie Reece days service
Justice Peace Is 90
W G Pickett days service
as Justice Peace Is 90
W e Hancock days service
as Justice Peace 10 90
Melvin Conover 8 days SER
vice as Justice Peace Is 90
Walker Bryant days service
as Clerk Fiscal Court Is 90
S6303 90
Kentucky Adair County Set.
1, Walker Bryant, Clerk of the Adair
County Court, certify that the fore
going is complete list of all claims
allowed at the Regular April Term
1914
Witness my hand this May 2, 1914.
Walker Bryant, Clerk.
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New line of the seasons latest styles
in Dress Goods are open for your in
spection this week. Come in and look
over them. 2S-2t.
Gill & Waggener.
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Rubber Tires Put On and Guaran-
teed. Golf Bros.
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|"Ou Wy CjI6 AudlI FISCAL COufU al It's
Junius Holt voting house 3 90
A d Patteson Election Com
missioner IA 90
M Cravens Election Commits
Sioner 10 90
L G Winfrey Election Com
missioner IA 90
w X GriSSom medical atten- 81.
ton to paupers, reporting
births q 50
] B Jones furnishing pauper
collins Il. 10 90
A D Patteson, Sheriff, waiting
on county court, &c "a 40
Florinda Hardwick reporting
births $50
Jeffries Hdw. Store articles
furnished Jail q "a
Rollin Hurt assignee, cleaning
jail sewer 6 90
U L Taylor salary and fumi-
eating lamps PIP 90
Strange & Corbin furnishing
paupers 45 so
Liza Keltner taxes wrongfully
collected IA
W Fl Hamon furnishing pau
perS 70 90
] K p Conover services as Jailer III 30
JoZ Conover winding court
house clock 3 90
L G Blair furnishing paupers SO 90
B Bolin reporting births II 90
John Grady furnishing pau
per Is 90
G R Turpen mending shoes
for prisoners 10
r T Kernes keeping pauper so
S A Taylor Reporting births
and medical attention to
pauper I 25
n NJ Hancock Reporting
births 10 so
E B Atkinson Reporting
births and medical atten-
ton to pauper IL 90
Eubank & Son Furnishing
pauper 80 so
L C Nell Reporting births IL %
S Simmon Reporting
births IL Is
Eugene Nell Reporting
births II 60
Frances Moore Reporting
births l %
Warren Moore Furnishing
pauper l IL
Tobias Huffaker Salary as
Superintendent IT'S 90
Diddle & Parson Furnishing
pauper II 80
] A Diddle Furnishing Lbr
to road 9 SO
NJ Burton Furnishing pau
per 81 0S
z T Williams Furnishing
pauper 26 90
Murray Ball Winding court
house clock s 80
W f Cartwright Reporting
births 4 90
G NJ Russell Reporting
births $50
W S Hindman Reporting
births Is 90
Mercer & Hindman Furnish
ing paupers Is IS
Rose & Willis Furnishing
paupers rs 90
A J Combest Reporting
births 2l 90
N H Moss Salary as Judge 125 90
S H Mitchell Services as
Sheriff 102 O5
CT Hereford Salary as
Judge It's 90
Gordon Montgomery Salary
as Attorney 25O 90
Pearl H Harris Salary as
Superintendent 175 90
James R Garnett salary as
Treasurer 81 so
N Coffey Salary as Road
Engineer 800 10
Luther Wilson Furnishing
pauperS "A GU
Hays Sneed Furnishing pau
pers ~ %
T A Firkin Furnishing pau
pers 90 co
JP &FH Coffey Furnish
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05

REPORNgR FOR SALE BILLS
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05
Brush College.

Jesse Bryant, of near Lineville
spent a few days last week WIFE
Mike Griffin.
Willie Hubbard visited SUNDAY
and Monday at James Osborn,s.
John Minor was an over SUNDAY
visitor at Mart Davis.
Andy Smith and wife spent, sun
dav with Steve Latta and family.
Miss Zeta Robson spent Sunday
night and Monday with her aunt,
Mrs. Andy Smith.
Ralph Frost and wife visited sun
day at David Hubbard's.
Mrs. M. L.. Dale is on the sick list.
Mrs. Pat Carr, of Beaconsfeld,
visited few days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Ed Griffin.
Mrs. A. T. Hubbard and children
spent Sunday at Orph Fishers.
Miss Minnie Evans spent Sunday
with home folks.
Ralph Frost and wife had business
in Leon Monday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05
FAiFvioW.

Albert Willis and Blink Gammill
hai business at Lineville Saturday.
Roscoe Hamilton 10 working for
ward Petty.
Those who spent Sunday at Don
N5ore's were Riley Hatfield and
VIE. Maurice Bright and Mis-. Blanch
D,bson and daughter Vienet a.
Otto Vaughn spent SatrI day night
aid Sunday with home folks.
Quite a number attended prayer
Meeting at Morgan Sunday night.
Earnest Elzie and family are visit
iIg at the home of Oscar Vaughn.
II. p. Bright ind wife spent Satur-
OF Ter mother, Mrs. Slower.
Iete Larkins Of Humeston spent
Saturday night and Sunday At the
hohe OF his mother. Mrs: Jim Ely.
rank Bright and wife spent Sum
day Al the Buck Moore home.
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Morgan.

Miss Annie Hubbard spent Mon
day night at M. l.. Dale's.
Ed Griffin had business at Leon
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Dale and daughter,
Blanche, have been on the sick list
the past week.
Mrs. Walter Blakesley and little
son and Miss Mary Flynn were over
Sunday visitors with relatives in
Leon.
Levett Cozad was caller at M. L.
Dale's Sunday. 49,.
Mr.. McClaran, the assessor, was
through these parts Tuesday.
M. L. Dale and Levett Cozad had
business at Leon Monday.
Gene Cannon and Fred Potter
had business at Leon Monday.
Mrs. Pat Carr and John Ward, of
Grand River, came Saturday to visit
their sister, Mrs. Ed Griffin.
III. L. Brown called at M. L. Dale $
Wednesday,.
Miss Mary Margaret Griffin has
been on the sick list the past week.
Fred Potter and family visited at
Gene Gammon's Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05
peyis City.

Ruby Parker has moved into Cliff
Wheeler's house in the west part o.
town.
Mrs. George Henderson, Mrs
George Shoemaker and the little CIR
Of Mort Robbins are all reported or
the sick list.
Mrs. !. N. Barley, of St. Joe, Mo-
is guest of Mrs. Lille Severe this
week.
Mrs. Frank Scott, of Blythedale
NO., visited at the Carter Scott home
from Tuesday until Friday of last
week.
Cliff Wheeler has rented one OF
James Parker's farms north of Davis
City, and moved on it last Monday
w. A. Cummings is reported on
the sick list.
Carter Scott had business at Leon
last Monday
Miss Jane Richards and her sister
Mrs. Ida Hablecorn, of Lamont, visit
/. ID Mrs. Frank Ordway in this city
thee, past week.
r Jew. Batterton returned last Fri
day Sfrom q trip to Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. Charley Henderson,
of Leon, spent Sunday with Davis
CT ,ty relatives.
Floyd Severe, of St. Joe, Mo-, visit
6 I'd his mother, Mrs. Lilly Severe, of
this city the past week.
p. F.. Farley moved last Monday
from the Horner building into James
McIntoshes' home residence on 4th
street in the west part of our city.
We understand Mrs. Tip Stephens
has sold her home residence to
Frank StOneburner, of Leon.
Rev. Mitchell and wife and Miss
King, who have been engaged in
helping with the series of Apostolic
meetings, left last Tuesday for Chi
cago.
Uncle John Poush last week sold
his home residence in Davis City,
also the tract of land he owned adj
joining our city, to his son, George
POush, of near Eagleville, Mo-, who
is coming here to bake his future
home. All are glad to welcome Mr..
Poush and family as citizens of our
community. We have not heard
what Uncle John and his estimable
wife intend doing. Some say he is
going to travel with the Apostolic
people, of whose faith Uncle John is
y affirm believer, but whatever they
do, or wherever they go, the good
wishes of all 60 with them, for they
are most worthy and enterprising
citizens.
James Mc1ntosh's sale last Satur-
day was well attended and most of
the things brought good prices. The
sympathy of most all our citizens
are with Jim in his trouble. We I'M
derstand he is making preparations
to meet his fate like man, be it
what it may, for his was a case like
poor dog Tray, caught in bad COM
pany. Jim has moved in with his
father on the farm east of our city.
McClaran & Co. have been re-
ceiving their stock of spring goods.
They have also ordered a new Office
desk and typewriter.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05
Garden Grove.

Claude Curry went to Charlton
Monday and from there to Lucas tt
visit.
Mrs. Ed Smith entertained Mrs
Elliott and Mrs. Campbell of Gram
City the past week.
Mrs. j. E. Vail gave one O'Clock
luncheon Friday in honor OF hel
cousin, Mrs. Helen Erase of Los An
geles, California. Mrs. Blackman Of
Blockley was among the guests who
enjoyed Mrs. Wallis courtesy.
Miss Lucy Sullivan gave public
recital at the M. E. church Friday
evening. A fine program was rem
dered by her pupils, Miss Sullivan
Miss Eva Jennings and Mrs. FREQ
EIDE contributing choice selections.
Mrs. G. w. Hoadley visited Gains
Vile relatives last week.
Ed Brown returned last week
from a trip to Vancouver, B. c. Tie
was not favorably impressed with
the country.
Miss Dorothy Itchy came Friday
from Fairfield for a few days visit
at home.
Miss Josephine Wilson is expected
O6ha1OO0o SA1o " SSAAs NAAS
is our new librarian. Her sister,
Mrs. Clumm is recovering from her
illness.
Mrs. N. M. Lyon returned Thurs
day from a trip to Kansas.
James Sullivan, a former resident
of this place, is here visiting old
friends.
The MAGELLAN SELF Shoe Store has
to the store building known
as M. J. McCaull's.
The two new stores have been
opened, the one Kemp Aten in the T.
j. Knapp building and the other A.
E. Northrup in the Boeger building
in charge of Mrs. Northrup and Mrs.
Ola Potts, Miss Margaret Brown be-
ing in charge of the Aten store.
r. A. Stearns, who recently TOOK
the state examination for registered
passed with good
grade. His many friends congratu-
late him on his success.
Harry Aten came last week from
Denver, Colorado, to visit his moth
er.
Ed Macy returned to Leon Friday.
Mrs. Newton Judd has rented the
Faye Fleming property and WILL &C.
cupy it soon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05
Delray.

Guess we will have six weeks more
of winter weather according to the
ground hog signs.
Geo. Smith had a car of corn ship
ped to Van Vert which he is hauling
this week.
Mr.. Wilantt's sale was well attend
good prices.
Bessie Upheld was calling at Mrs
Ben Redman's Friday afternoon.
Grover Hamilton was Van Vert
caller Monday.
Alfred Smith returned Monday
from Des Moines where he had spent
a few days.
Geo. Redman and family visited at
Arthur Richey's Sunday.
The funeral of Grandpa Hamilton
was held at the Shy church last Wed
nesday.
Quite a few from this neighbour
hood attended the funeral of Bert
Sricer Monday which was held in
Leon at the NJ. 3. church.
Bert Redman and family took din
ner at Ben Redman's Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Keller of Van Vert,
visited with her daughter one day
la st week.
Mr.. Upheld and Jim Downey saw
ed wood Friday.
Arthur Richey shipped car of
hogs to Chicago Tuesday.
Horny Redman has been spending
a few days in Leon.
Mrs. Charlie Dobson is quite sick
at this writing. Her mother, Mrs.
Mapes came Saturday to help care
for her.
Mrs. John Rumley departed Tues
day for Geary, Oklahoma, to attend
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Strong.