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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-25

AY. believe, me, the fellows
were glad to see me back
again." said George Porter
to the family at the din
ner table, Professor Parr
said | looked like a col
lego man and all tho fol-
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Jrnusoisn ipartsn nit elmer neiier
r@rfinbitng" i'm Sefdiis=
lpsien aui.
Sic maHenmorbsn ole 9sutihen am
sebli6 nit nSurpinit",
Ginent 9ebeiinnibppllsn, einen fofprtts
gen, fhmerSlpien sub perlrfas
henben Gas.
9lls 9epdbrsmdnner funsiren natiir'
li9 ensliI6e &risssberi4teritat

2pnbpn, 25. Sept. = 9lus allen
Sbeilsn Guropas tommen Sdilberun=
gen ppn neuen 9ei9oiien, @ef4iiBen
unb neuem &riegsmdterial. aber an
lrunberiamiten iino bod o6ne Jragt
bic SdiIberungen, bic jsBt iiber neue
8eidiiBe Der Jran5oien i'm umIaul
iinp, ole anseblia r5urpinit" feuern.
eine Subitana, beren 3uiammenieB>
uns natiirli9 pollig sebeim sebaIten
iptrO, Die aber, 10 piro penisitens
perii4ert, obiOlut tootbrinseno fir jss
bes in ibrem 8ersi9 befinoli3e Ssbez
ipeisn 1T. aueroinss ipl pieier Sob
abiuIut idmersIid iein,
SroB bieier unbebinst tDbtliten
Wirtung lam sesen bic Ieripenbun9
ppn Surpinit tein qrotsit erboben
lpsroen, Oa es feline @rinsipien Der 9us
manitdt perleBt. SIS bari our6aus
ni6t nit 2pbbit unb anoeren GrpIo<
fipItoffen psripedielt tperosn, Die tDbtz
li6e Safe entipideln.
GnsIiide ariessberidt.rItatter baa
Zen bsri9tst. bab iie bsutide Solbaten
in san5en Reiben seisben baben, bic
aufredt in ben S6an5srGben itanben,
na9oem iis bur6 surpiHit setDotst
lporpsn iDaren. Die Sooten ipllsH ioa
gar, ME bie Guslanbsr bsridteH, nod
ibr. 9spebre trampfbaft fsitgebaIteu
6absn. Ourb Surpinit ioa eine ios
fOrtise p5uige 2dbmuRs peruriatt
Derben.
gBis Surpintt OerpeHbst uno ges
feuert pirb, bdriibsr pirD DON ben
Sransoien nutiirIia pus itrengite Sss
beimnib bepabrt. g8ie ss beibt, bes
oarf man beionosrer GIperten, I'm
Disfs bDpsrmOoernsH 9sidiise gu bss
bMnen.
MiIitdrifbs GahOeritGnoige auf
fransDiti6sr Ssits serbrsdsH ii4 jsBt
bic aDpfe bariibsr, ob Surpinit aud
bon Slusseusen aus in anpenbuns
aebraat perben tann. Man sluubt in
Srantrei9 ni6t, 0aB i'm 2aufs oes ges
s.npGrtissn arieses ss bem Jeino ses
Iins.n tpirb, bas Gsbsimnib BEG Surs
pint gu entbiiaeu unb ss sa imitirsn.
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0ei@Ipifen
Wurbe ste Mdrtpnt Sun.
tenitation burd bic

Wurbe ste Martpni Sun.
tenitutipn burd bic
gunbesregieruns.
@afbinstOn, 3. g., %. Ssp.
4uf gefshl bss prdiibentsH @ilion in
| ieiner giesnidaft aIs S06itfpmman.
birenbsr bes Seerss unb Der Murine
purbe pom Marinebepartement bi.
S5untenitation Der Marconi Gompunr
in siascOnist, Mufi, ssialOfeu,
neil bic GsisIli6aft iia tpeiserts, be,
Rsaisruna bus gedt ausugsitsben
tab fis cine genIur iiber bic Statior
ausiibsn tDnne.
Sds Warinebepartement fdenft.
Der 9batfa6e. bob bic GeIeilifaft i'm
8unbess.ridt nm einen ginbalts6e'
fe6I assen bic 9unbssregieruns naa.
eefudt bate. Inn Die SaIiebung Der
Citation au S.rhiubern, teins gsa9s
lung. Sbfdon .s onfdnslid ben gtn.
idein bate, als Of bi. @.iellf6aft fi9
Der sdlteBuna pio.rIes.n unb bas
Gtportement su Getpaltmabregln
stuinseu tpirbe, alma bic Gaae ihlieb.
Ii9 bod in aller Rubs por fi6, Ia bi.
Seieui6aft iia fiists unO bic S4lisbs
,,na erfolGte Inn Elm ubr Nadmit.
tags.
3pei Der s.lenrapbiiten tpurbsn I'M.
bersiialid nad Der iFuntsnitation Der
GeielIfaaft in Soutb DellfIsst in
Cape Sob transferirt uno ale Bot.
i9aften ipsrben bon bier aus ausse.
fanbt psrben uub aud bier .ntsesen.
senommen lpsrOen, io!ana. bic eta.
tiou in giaseonf.nt aefdlofsu blsibt.
sSn Siaseouist perben Der lotals ge.
trisbleiter unS Elm SsIsgrapbiit Oer,
bleiben.
Der b.uti@e s.efi.a
Gonbon, 25. Sept. 4m Qbenb
iDurbe offi5iell unsstiinbist, Sdb bel.
nabe 80 Sffiaiers unb 1400 Mann
Bel benz llntergans Der britiidsnarsu>
aer nMutir", rSogue" unb rGreFb"
ums 2eben setommen ieien.
Ra9bem bic 8eri4te Der bo9fen
iiberlebenben Offiaiers BON ben brei
areuasrn iiber bic aataitropbe berDf.
fentIi9t tpOrbeu, sinSists Sas IRA.
,tiusmiuiiss+ian, an, Sab bic maisasi. |
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auS(ano -ue(egrap@.
Gin Zeppelin 9rem5er
aGbt 8omben in SFtnbe e


aGbt 8omben in SFenbe e
nieb.rfaIIen.
aonb on, %. Sept. Gin 3epps.
lintr.uasr, Der aug Der gsssHb bon
Sbourout, 12 MeiIeu iiibDsitIia SDn
9riigsr, tn gelsien tam, lieb ON
3Onneritas brei 8ombsn in SitenOe
nieberfaqen. Cine baDon fieI oui
cine 8riite an Der Ipenue be Sust be
Raper, an oerStaotgrens., eins stpets
te fiel IN ben Safen unb bic brittle auf
Die Gsbdube elmer Gngros Jii9<
hanbIuns, i'm Jii@mar.t, Si. tbeiI.
speif: asrit6rt purbs.
Sisie lests ggpI0itou rib etn iiefss
&pd in ben 8oben unb bsi9dbiste
4Ils nmIies.nbsn !9Guier in .rbebIi6sr
Deii.; I0idte bic StrabenIamps aus;
seritSrt. eI.striide Srdbts unb osrurs
fa1ts cine pantt. Der Zeppelin fIos
in Der gti9tuns auf SbhIt. IL Wisis
len aorbDifli1 BON 6ourtrai auriid.
Don Sitenbe Biz mad DCber IN
GnsIanb betrdst bic gntfsrnuns in
.seraber 2inie nur 70 Weilsn.
ao-nbon, 25. Sept. Ser belsi.
fde Pofbampfsr .aeopolS osr 3pei.
te1, 1er in gOaeitons antam, bsri9=
tei., bab er NIT tnapper ROtb Der
3erifSrung entsangsn iei, afs am
DOnneritas gsadmittas elm Zeppelin.
areuser gomben auf Of.snbs nisbsr.
fallen Iisb. Splitter Don elmer gom>
BE fieIen auf benz Dsd bss Dampfsrs
nieber.
alm Jreitag feate es iiH b.raus,
bab Der 3sppeIiu nidt brei, i0nbern
bier gOmbeu sefdIenb.rt batte. Die
bierte 8pmbe mar in Der 0abe bes
BabnbOfs aipiihen atpei StabIi6ienen
niebergfaIen, bon benen iebe ia
pfunb ipog. 9ie @etpalt Der grplo'
fion mar etne 70 srobe, baB bie S6ie@
nsn in Gtids serifeu iDurOen. giniss
Der Ssads ,purbsH 300 lab melt sss
itRiasnsss. U
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6err Gbnarb grnf, 449 Cab JMnft.
Gtrnfc. Bel Eel. 476 81, Game
hone 1851 q.
- csobn e. Shafer, ipelder anr
Gonlttog Dor IA Soecn Die Staoi
perlieB unb i'll ct. 2oi,is ailftdlhte
fam ppraeitern glberb naf Soniltol
Suriid. Gr hotie rnir eine grbolllngs'
reiie i,nternonimen.
Sranf Gomben, Der qerooe e.
nen Sernlin i'm Gpuntp-Sefang,uE
'heenbet battc, ,unrbe eeiterlt BON 9tid).
Ter Sbonf ipegcn @inbrudlS III otc
arieeer'i1e @obniutg OIL Der snca-
more StraBc sur 3ablnng bon 500
,mo Softer nno 80 Sagen I'M eln'
cinnntier slrbcitSbnlls uerurtbellt.
= gneuita s. 9ranbt geb. Sci
fer, @ottin upn 6. ID. Sranot, itarb
porlebte gsad)t ,im 10 llbr in 1brer
8obnuna in Detroit, Oiid., i'm Il-
Ter BON AZ S5abren on Shmdfe, Sic
binterlGBt ben @attelt nno elnen
Gobn. Sic mar ans Sumilton ge-
biirtig unb hie Sodter oes perltor'
benen Syobn Seiier, Sr., imo S6pe'
iter BON CHARLES e. linb Sobn Y.
Seiier BON Der 2. gfationaI Sant.
9ie 9ei6e fpiro .Keute slbenb I'm z
llbr bebilfs geerbiguns bierber se'
brot)t Deroen.
- Margaret Soffman bat @eorge
Soffnan aui S6eibung perslagt,
neil er tie i'm Glide lieb uto Die
Souseinri6ting mitnabm. 9as Baar
tpar crit felt glpril 1914 perbeiratbet.
= 9ie 9olisei irno Der Suaiani.
tGtsbeanlte Slime baben bis iebt nod
feline Spur aef,inoen, I'M bic s5oentl.
tGt bes ausgeiesten &noes nSiltan"
ieitsuiteaen.
= Das Seitament bes perItOrbsnen
ssobn 8. Supis qiebt Der Wittrpe Sli-
sabetb Oapis ben dan5en 9tdhlaB
unb naa ibrem Scoe ben iiberlsbsnosH
Rinbern
- 9eorse Stulh uub Sbomas Gd'
fep. tpeldhe auf einem Motorrdo IN
Wtibbletopn fubren, rannteH pprge.
tern Nd6mittaa on Der Baltimore
Strubs asu.n ben @blieferungsDagen
Der 9ebriioer Reiner, tpuroen abges
tporfsn unb erbebIih perIest
= Gpfparp Weaber WeGrddeH, 33,
Inb Selma 2orsus S6neiosr, %, bel.
be DON MibDletopn erldngteH ei1en
9eiratbsi6ein.
- Das Ssitament Dpn Catherine
Sutdinion BON Miboletptpu giebt Der
Sohter Cecilia ben 9aHaeN Nahlab
tis duf $500, pelde bem Sobne 5ar.
m aufdIlen.
- 5oiDarb WorrOp aerstelIer, %,
1inb 2ulu Suiton, 25, beibe bon
Miboletppn, erIuuntsn einen 5eis
ratbihein.
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fden Befebls, unter benen bic S&iffe
operiren unb bic mi!itarii1en Snters
efen tpidtissr feien, ais bas Retten
bon Menidenleben, unb bab in fol-
den Jdlleu bic @6iffe ibrsm Sdid-
iul iiberloilen iperoen miibten, pis
biss in Der Shld9t Der Jaa sefpeien.
0as Marineminiiteriitm berOffents
lidte am 9lbenb einen lnnesn 8erid)t
iiber Den llntergong Der brei Vdnserz
freu5er. 9lus ben geri9ten bes Sapi-
fans Nifolions ppn Der .Grefp" imc
(oorton BON Der r!6pgue" sebt berpcy,
oab Die ,9lbutir" BON einem Sorpcoo
aetroffen purbc unb in 35 Minllten
nntereing. gluf Die rGreNp" paren
brci Sorpebos abgGfeuert. Sic sing
innerbalb 30 BEL 40 Mtniltsn unter.
Die nSpsue" bugegen, Die in einem
3pil9enraum BON 10 Biz 90 Setuns
ben Slpeimal getrpffen lpurbs, gin9
f6on in fiinf Minuten inter.
Die rGreFD" fsu.rte auf bus Inter,
iesbpot lnb einise Der Sffisiere gldubs
ten, baB iie es 5sritDrt bdtten. aapis
tGn Ri6olIpn briitte bic aniidt aus,
bub bic prei gegen isin S6iff abges
felterten Sorpe0os BON einem ilnb Dem.
ielbsn untsriesbppt berriibren tOnnten
unb feline GsipeiIe bafiir pprbanben
ieien, bab mebr als Elm Boot an bem
2lnsriff auf bic britii6en S6iffe be-
tbeiligt iparen.
Sn bsm geribt beiBt es ferRer:
Die 3srftGruns Der rQbutir" mar
lutursemdb Elm Gr.isnib, tpis es irs
gsnbeinem Sdiff uuf RatrouileOienit
paTiren lam. Die rSosue" unb bic
ngreiip" absr tpurbsn in ben @runO
ssbobrt, neil iie Der r9lbutir" 5u 6ilf'
famsn unb nit ben Mai6inen i'm
Stilitnno beiIugsn, I'm bic geidBun9
Der y2butir" su rstten, potur6 iis
Elm lsi9tes nb itderes 3ieI fiir ipsitsre
pphpotonoriffe nbonbeu"
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9ie 9riessfteuers 0orlase
gpm Reprdfentanten.
Bans nit 234 eesen 135
Stimmen oneenoms
TT { II.


@afbington, 3. g.. 25. Sept
Die ariessitsusrDorIdse Der Rssis,
ruRs, Der 5ufOlss bic Steusrn oui
Bier, sinbsimiids DsiHs, SaioIin sr.
b6bt uno StsmpsIitsusrn siHssfiibrt
lpsrben IOlsn, ipobur6 Die ginnat'
men Der Rssteruns nm $l05. 100000
srbDbt psroeu ioqen, puros an Jrsi'
tag DOM prdf.ntantsHbaur nit ga
gegsH 1876 Stimmen anssnOmmeR.
9Orp itengefedts an Der
ruifiiaen Gren5s.
ct. pstsrsbura 25. Sspt.
Der 9eneralita6 CAB am Jr.itas
IbeHb folgsuDe Grtldruns ab:
.am %. S.ptsmber ibIussn bic
RuTen bic 9orbut elmer beutidsn aos
Iome suriit, bic in bas 9Ouperns'
m.nt SupaI,i in ppIen porgsriidt
mar. 5n einem &reis apifdsn Sdss
fhubdin uub @insrt fanben mebr.rs
9prpuitengsf.ht. ftatt, bi. giinitis
fir bic Ruieu psrlief.n.
vSn 9alisisn boben feline aGmpfe
ftattsefunbsn. Die 0it.rrei5iide UT.
me. befinb.t ii6 auf oem Riid3ug.
Cine e amu6, 70 .tpoa gu
b.baupten
9orbedur, %. Sept. Tos
frun56Tiias Rinifterium bes 2teub.ren
it.IIte am 5reitas Oi. g.bauptung
duf Obne aber geipsiie fir b.r.nRia.
tigteit gu erbrinssn, bab General
Stsnser, Der aommanbsur Der SO.
beuti6en Snfautsris Brigade, ben
fOIssnDen SagesbsfsbI an feline srups
pen erIafeH babe:
nWa6t tsiHe 9sfansenen. grT5i.bt
ale, bic Gud in bic SGnbe fallen,
eiH3elH. oOsr in 9ruppen, unb t0btet
au4 bic @erDunDeten, ob iis bstpaffs
net ooer uubsDaffnet iino, benn bic
S.utiheH Siirfen teine I.bsHSsnSrans
soisn binter ii4 Iafsu.
0sutfa. artus.r auf Der
2auer.
9uabaquiI, ECUADOR, 25.
Sept. Der britii6. poitbampfer
n9uilpur", Der am Mittas i'm gss
eritfe mar, nah Banana abaug.bn,
bsrf9ob i'm l.sten aus.nblid bic abs
fabrt, na9S.m er erfabr.n bate, bos
Ssutid. &ri.ssfdiffe IN Der RGb. Der
aiiite tr.uat.n.
9te 81. beutfd. gs,Iuf.
aifs
2onbon, 25. Sept. - Giner De-
pside aus Berlin 5ufoIse .ntbGIt Die
81. beutf& @erluitliite bi, g2amen
BON 1000 GetDbt.t.n, 9erpunbetsn
uub 9ermibtsn. Gs bsfinben ii6 oar.
unt.r bic Ramen Don % Sffisi.ren
bon einem R.siment, bic in fiinftGsis
gen 9dmpfsn s.tDbtet ipurben.
JeinbIi6en ariessidif.
fen entgansen.
9apana, 25. Sept. Der Dame
pier ,grGiibsHt" Don Der Dam.
burg Qmertianif6sn ainis, Der
spif6en ben ipeftinbifhsn SnfsIn
fabrt, traf am Sreitas bon SanSudn
qOrto RicO, bier Elm. Gr bemertts an
Der Norotiife bon patti Elm frans0s
fifdss uHb Elm britifhes &risssfdiff
enttum absr, neil er fhn.lIer fabrsn
tOnnte, als bic ariegsIdiffe.
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@rnnSiteinleamna.

5eu.e g2ddmittaa $50 llhr finSet
bic @runbfsinleauna aur neilen airGs
Der 5biro 9rssbpteriun CONGREGATION,
S18 Deft Z. StraBs, nabe CHM iidit.
Die @tmsinbs bsitsbt fsit Dem 12. re.
bruar 1920. 4m 18l sydnunr 1912
truroe ibr Gottesbaus burt, ;5susr
atritSr! uno an bsrielbsn G.slIs pirb
punmsHr be usas RiyGs srriftet.
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-3u Sanie--
DR.. FRED. BACHARACH
.1o CT 9iey,iaau Ctr, ssalnnt Sias.
1tltpbpn ". i0i9.
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures siftu FIR I,anner
aup arnatn. Inntenos cou drneHriuaen 'tno
In eiuSfifi gilie iaI aniieuunaeu irst
eraniiin 5uiiiiais. Test 70. aoSsfisI, q. ..
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Gin >propbttif9ss mort,
Rurs DOR isinem 9oDe (lS53) itrisb
Joisf D. Rsboipib: Die sin,issn reel.
len GtfobrsH fir europa lItssn in
granireih un6 RubIanb. syrontrsi&
ipirb ME feline RoIIs iintsr 9apoIson
Derseiien. Wsl9s Rssisrunssfotm aud
bort ipnlts. b.ren Snbabsr lperbsu tets
banaH ira6tsu miiiI,n, bic psrIsbis BIS
5um @abniinn gsitsissrt, eitsl!eit
oir6 neiie groberilngsirisst AZ per-
iobntn. - RuBlanb .ipirb Snr6 feline
pslthiiterithe pcIitiqn iibsr fsins
@rsnaen binaussetrisben, Gsin Wers
baltnis gum Orient, feline 2tnbsn5.
bns Slaiptntbum sur 9srri6aft 5li
brinsen. rnb Dsutldlano All lenteH,
matt ss gum naiiirli6sn gtpnsr
.Csesrxdas unS NxsubsuS .s
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@erloren.

.gb, siirbaIe nniworiei ani ben
Ramen TnpGH; tTng gln nenee mil Vstliing
etn gelobruna rad gliholeioH nnb 9onnS~
ipoob pIate. Clifton. StoHe Gnpn 1872;
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gsrIamst-@eibIidl.

9entf6eS B6b6en gum sioten pnb mn
BET Der enusdtbeii sn belieH. Nsistersea
peIlaugi Hebmi Eailen Gar 2s27 WaotloH
sioae. JGbfseIo beSrbli. oes
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Pa.m mtItsa.

/, timer assnt iu Samiltpu 1T
Serr Gonarb Gruf, 449 Sab JMnfte
Grnee. Bel Eel. 476 g., Game
4houe 1881 u.
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III CT Z. straht.
9tm6ia6en

Iebtr slrt In beutf6sr uib fnsllI6sr gprnAe
fat Bsinditslsuis, slersins sis. uebsuegnuasJ
perbsn anf 2lnnf& befergi
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BET btsIerIei ufbeIH iuis aopt
tueb, lirOerbaulinfeit, 9erftppiuna H. 7. 10.
f61ttcli Der Su Rnfbe gesoeere ar5t bebeHnid
ben Stopf, pie I'M ben @afisnien nut eine lnnee
@ebnnbluug :;b etNs nod ldnaere Toitcp urb
apotbeier'9sehrunn bprsuberefteu. iiub bod
bebcrf es ba lebteIth elmer GATHERING 5ts ae'
be7sln'tes. ipis e. psrnnrb ar6nfstpifleH Ne
ON fhnenfter urtp fibsriten beipirfen. abreffire
., Nsuftdebter 4 Go. Aor 1918, Tep porf
9ttt, I'M isfftniTsi eiHe wrobe az bstorinltn.
Die St. Bsrnarb HfGutsr.p psusn fiub 10 atlsu
Gpsttsfsa ~ tsbsa. Wrhs - gthtBs
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1, 2. 3, 4 unb 9 ader 1rafts-Dlabifon'
bilIe, 5e pnbrt nuf 1rneiion nlo atoatr 81.
nie: iibsr 700 autos pnffireH Genniaas
gaooIier gire, jett Gaiiern aSeaiis. 0rsiao
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@db6en far aIlesuieine sausarbeit gnt'
sutrnssn 105 VIentposh aoenae, apoH9ele.
Iei. 2B97. DO
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-10
High Point.
(Delayed.)

Mrs. Cy Harper of Campbell, Neb.,
and her daughter, Mrs. Wilson OF
Denver Colorado, Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
TIN Smith and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Smith and son Eldon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Bumgarner and son Car
roll spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Bumgarner.
Mrs. Veta Kentner returned home
Saturday night safter spending the
past twelve weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Brant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Aten visited
Sunday with the formers brother,
Alb Aten and wife.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Skinner and lit
| tie daughter visited Saturday night
and Sunday with Mrs. SINNERS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Todd McCleary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morton and
daughter Eurith visited Sunday with
M. and Mrs. Jim Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Woolley and
children spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Woolley, in Garden Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Brant spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lillard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stiles and son
Dean of near Crown, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Warrington and son Francis, Mrs.
Ira Smith and son Eldon, Mrs. c. p.
Brant anu Mrs. Harper of Campbell,
Neb., spent Wednesday of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Bumgar-
ner.
Misses Grace and Harriet Beavers
returned to Leon Monday after
spending a few days with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Beavers.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Coin entertain
ed Thanksgiving day Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Roberts and family, Orren
Thompson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase and daughter Fanny.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-10
Sweet Creek.
(Delayed.)

Mrs Nancy Chandler visited lat
urday afternoon with Mrs V. Fos1er
Isabel Wion left Tuesday for Cres-
ton where she is taking medical
treatment.
Mrs. Muriel Wiley visited Sunday
with her friend, Miss Annie Noftsger.
The pie social and entertainment
held at the Wion school house Sat
urday night, Nov rs, was we'll at
tended. All report fine time. The
proceeds amounted to $685., and
Miss Annie Noftsger received the
cake as being the most popular
young lady and John Wion received
a cake of soap as being the ugliest
man present.
Those spending Thursday evening
at Clifford Lloyd's were Annie Motifs
ger, Muriel Wiley, Carl Noftsger and
Freddie WiOn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sell
Wiley and daughter Muriel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richardson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hale visited over
Sunday at the Lon Hale home.
John Zimmerman and Fife Gentry
were Lamont callers Saturday.
Emmett Noftsger is very busy
building a new house which he ex-
poets to occupy soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Hale visited in
Laoni Wednesday.
Oscar Orfield of Decatur City,
called at the Frank Noftsger home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Lloyd and
children were Decatur callers Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborn passed
through these parts Thursday.
Those attending the speaking at
Bloomington Center Monday night
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noftsger
and son Henry and daughter Annie
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Noftsger.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-10
Orphan Ridge.

w. D. Smith spent Saturday with
his father near Blockley.
Willie Barlean called on Nose
Smart Sunday.
| Miss Lizzie Ellis called on Mrs
Mary Fulton Sunday.
| D. P. Leahy was calling on friends
in Leon Saturday.
Miss Bessie Butts was caller al
! the Ellis home Saturday.
A. j. Bellamy and Amos Butts
| were calling at the Butts home Sun
| day.
Lon Fulton butchered Friday
Nose Smart returned from St. Joe
Thursday, where he went with a
shipment of stock.
Fred Jones called on Nose Smart
Sunday.
Cleve Covington came up from
| Pleasanton Sunday on the morning
train and returned on the noon train.
He will work for w. NJ. Horn for a
short time.
Mrs. Fletcher Honn was caller
at A. C. Brazelton Sunday.
Harye Piper and son John spent
Sunday with his brother, John Piper.
Miss Bessie Butts helped Mrs. Mary
Fulton with her house work Mon
day.
Raymond Smart was calling on
the Manchester brothers Sunday.
A. j. Fulton called on George Cox
Sunday
Mrs. Nose Smart spent Wednesday
at the Ellis home.
S. P. Hoover sawed wood for a. j.
Butts Tuesday.
Elva baker still continues very
low at this writing.
James Blake and c. E. Leahy had
business at Davis City Wednesday.
Jesse Bennett and Sim Fitch dug
a we'll the past week for Lon Fulton.
Mrs. Lon Fulton was putting in
window lights at the school house
Thursday.
George Barlean spent Sunday with
home folks.
Dewey Martin spent Sunday in
Leon with home folks.
Miss Bessie Butts called on Mrs.
Nose Smart Tuesday.
Mrs. Ann Ellis called on her friend
Mrs. Fred Smith Tuesday afternoon.
A. j. Butts was hauling wood to
Leon Saturday.
John Barlean was in these parts
Monday.
H.. T. Smith and sons Raymond
and Ray had business at Leon Satur-
day.
Walter Barlean was calling on his
cousin Friday afternoon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-10
Special Saturday.

One pound Chocolate Molasses
chips. a chip OF the old block. zee
the pound. Bell = Robinson
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
HAVE YOU PAID YOUE
1913 TAXES?.

/ desire to call your attention to the
fact that the last half of the 1918
taxes is now due and must be paid not
later than July 8, 1914.
Although 1t Is plainly stated on the
notices sent out in December, that a
penalty of four per cent would be at
tached to. the last half II only one
half was paid, I find that my mail is
full of checks for the last half only, the
penalty being omitted. Or If any at
tention at all is paid to the four per
cent 1t Is regarded as four per cent
interest, and not penalty. and there is
a vast difference. Simply multiply by
four and point off four places to ascer-
tain the penalty.
If you did not pay your first half, you
must add 10 per cent for the penalty
and then figure Is per cent interest since
Jan. IL. 1914, as the new law required
the tax collector to sell the delinquent
tax certificates to the auditor the sec
ond Monday in January, and he sells
them to individuals as they care to
purchase them. There Is no delinquent
list advertised, nor is there public
sale.
MAUD L. CLEARY,
Jy Q Tax Collector
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24

Miss Clara Jones has gone to Weiser
for a visit of a few days.
Jack Skillern and family have gone
to Haley for the summer.
Charles T. Youren of Placerville is
transacting business in the city.
John Scanlon, formerly county clerk
of Boise county. was in the city yester-
day on short business trip
Mrs Paralee Ferguson and daughter
left today for Fond du Lac, Wis, to
visit the formers sister, Mrs. Bissell.
Miss Vera Mitchell left today for
Greeley, Colo, where she will spend
the summer and enter the Colorado
State university at Boulder in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Klaucke, former
resident of Boise, now of San Luis
Obispo Cal, are here visiting relatives
and will remain for month or more.
Miss Constance Mcintosh of Mont
pelier, who has been attending the
Eastern Star convention at Mascow, Is
visiting in the city, having stopped off
while en- route home.
Gerald r. Loughlin., geologist of the
United States geological survey, who
has been examining the granite and
stone deposits of this section, left to-
day for Pocatello.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
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