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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-16
(gin pabres @ei9i6t9en.)

oerts por3ubcreiten, bat aitf 8ritno
Der ourhitioierten 9ofllmente eiren
9lrtifel geidrieben. morin or iogt.
oaB @apit Eaus IN. i'm Sabre 1915
cine pdpitlihe &ermittlirng 5u Dem
3lpcde angeboten bot. oaB Die peite'
SliheftYropinSen on Oen nelten Staat
Stalien obgetretcn iperoen. 9aralI
babe Ger oiterreihiffe @tiniiter oes
sleitBeren erlpibert, es lei linntoglid,
Den &ori6lag in @riuGglung 5u 5ie-
bcit. oenn ~Seiterreid) tritt nidt ab,
mas es einmol beiitt.
Garis, 16. NfdrS. Sie fran5O-
iiihe stfaoernie Ser @iiienihaften bot
MN fein eir5iges beutides Wfitglico
nlehr, oenn geftern abeno rpllroen Die
lcsten bier nod berblie6enen geItri.
den. Gs iino oics Die Brofeiioren b.
9a5er BON Miinhen, @aloeper, Ser
lin, iSii6er, Berlin, itno &lein, Got
tingen.
st. Gtienne, ii6er Garis, t6.
MdrS. 600 3ipiliiten, oeren Seim
in BEN beiestenGropin5en Sranfreid)s
licet, Iino iiber Die lShfpei5 bierber.
qefommen. Sic muroen bon ben
Orts- ln0 Gepartentents6eboroen
iebr beralid) beqriiBt uno aitfgenom-
men.
@enf, Sdrpei5, 16. 0l1r5. lteber
Toris Ser Sribune miro bon ibrem
rolnil6en @orreiponbenten telegra-
phicrt, baB ein GROCER Seil Der ita.
lienii6er sSlotte in Sarent fon5en-
triert miro. Ger Safen BON Sarent
liegt oil Ser Gliberitert iiiooitli6en
gde oes 9a11oes lno iomit ben Oar
oanellen an nddyite1.
9oiieIbe 9lott peroffentlidlt Gepe'
ihen aus @ien. Die beiogen, ooB 9oi-
Ter ;Srans S5oiepb Soniltog cine lange
ltnterreoung nit Dem Sberfomman'
onnten @r5beriog Sricoridl nno Dem
Grieasmiliiter &robntin itnb 8ene'
roIitabs6ef BON Soesenbori batte.
Gr5her5o9 Srieorid ipra6 Den
@uni6 aus. oaB Gr5ber5og Grgen
Mnftrog erbnIten moge, Die Opera.
tionen oeaen Serbien oitf5ageben itno
auf Die Sruppen bon Der r1nr1fi-
i6en 8rcn5e 5uriid5u5ieben, iint oo'
nit oie Sruppen III ben 9arpathcn
ab5uloien, oie idon ieit ieHs SSo6en
llnitnterbrohen fGnlpfen rno nit oenl
8cipebr im9(rlm idlafen mlibten. Ser
aoiier mill nod ben Gr5ber5og eu-
gen horen, benor er lid 5it einem BE-
itimnlten 9efebl ertihlicBt
Bon ibreni 9orreiponbeiltcn in
9eoeoqbatif erfahrt bic Srifune, Der
tiirfiide 9rieesmiitiiter Saluat gep
hobe arobe Sd,tuierigfeiten. oen SuI-
tan babin sn brinaen. baB er feline
Rciiocn3 non 2onitdntinopel nod
(Sor s'rne nnf Seite 81.
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@Drtlaut 6tS &abinettS=
befeble wiro jeBt &C.
priift.
syreien !6anbel sluiihen nentrulen
S6nbern sn berlangen.
slmerifas @orifllGse iunrben fnrser
S1anb abgeiuieien.
gritiider Ibmiral indlte Smgrna.
geborben 81 beitefen.
Eeriumul Der Saeia NIT fransDitihem
Sampfer abseiduben.
&mklamb bult fid feline GeierDiite1,
nns Imerifa smrnf.

% cfbineton, n, 16. MGr5. GrG.
iioent gSilinn iuoIlte beute nift nit
8eiudern Die britiide 9abinetts.
prbre beiprehen, oirh mel1e oIler
SnnoeIsperfebr nit Teutidlonh ob-
gciGttitten iperben fon. neil er ro6
feline @elegenbeit gebabt 'butte, Sen
offi5ieqen @ortialit Der Srore au
priifen. 9lber er iogte, bob Der nn-
pffi5ieIlc 8eri6t iiber ben SsnboIt Der
Srbre Der geeierling Der Ser. Stoo-
ten febr ntibfeIle.
geinder froeten oen Er1iiocntcn,
Oh es i'm 8eies ODER m Der @eidihte
Yrd5eben5f1lle fiir @ro6britoluliens
@orseben edbe. Ser 9ErGiioent lurIIte
Die Srage nid)t beorttfporten, ebe CT
lid, NIT @eonttelt oes Stootsbeoorte-
nnents oariiber beiprohen b1tfe.
Sie 9eiprebungen inter onOeren
8cnntten laiien aber erfennen, Dob
@robbritart1lien iino ieinen gllliierteit
Elm idorfer Hroteit 5ugeicnbt meroen
miro. garmluoaiellouneen aus Dem
Sitoen piiroen inter Der &nihnett@-
orore gail5 beionoers leioeit. Bein
nlt6 @roBbritannien periproder bot,
fir bie 0uumipoIlaoinigell, bic oitf
DEM Srnnsport nod Seuti6.ano na6
britiihen Sdfen gebroht piiroen, 81,
be5oblen, 10 bot bo6 oie Sotio6e,
BOB oieie 9oorneen ouf 8rlinb oe5
Marft., uno niht ocs &ontroftprei-
ies he5o1It iuiirben, Sic 9aurnlpoll-
pflon3er in Surriild] eebraft rnb
burd ibre SonereB- -Sertreter peroen
iie BON Scr @nibittgtoner &egierlno
ein encrgiihes Torgeben berIaneen.
geon1te i'm Stootsoeportenleltt,
bie oen hritiihen &obiitettsberiht &C.
britt baben, ioeen en- idoffe neue
ltn6 gefobrIi6e 9ontplifotionen fir
Sen neittrolen 9anbel, oenen bieier
niemoIs aubor in Seefriegen ou5ee-
iest mar.
9oB Die n1fIte geote ot 8robbrl.
tanllien poittibe GrfIGrltneer: fnrbern
nirb, lit @niiht ser Giplomoten, Sie
borauf binipeiien, bob Die Ser. Stoo.
ten in friiberen SOFTEN ben Stonb-
puitft eingenontmen babe1t, 6aB ser
Sanbel afpiihen neutroIen 2droern
nidlt beeil1trdhtigt tperoen biirfe.
geantte intereiiieren fih biefiir,
pb Die geitinlmingen oes 6ritii6e1
&a6inettsbefebles oii6 eeger Setter.
reid l,nb bie Siirfei CUR 9ur1fiib.
rl,ng fpnrinen ioGst, 90 Seuti9-
lonos 9nliierte oarin tridt ertu1bnt
perbeli. Die bieitee rTterrciGii6-lirt.
eoriid 9otidoft bot pieberbolt bos
SonoeIs 9epnrtement beritGnSiet,
oob gountfpoIle 2oolmger obne
S6pieriefeiten noh Srieit aeionot
iperoen fonnen. @erm oieier 9Seo
offen iit, bonn tpGre Die @eiterien-
oitng Der @oreli per gobn 6urdl
Seiterreid nod 9eiitidlono leiht
mogIih. W2on eIoitbt ober, Oob
Srofbritnnnien ieine @eihrGnfuuaeir
1rd, nuf Oeiterreid ousbebnen irirb,
faas auf bieier Hoitte ein eroberer
Sonoel II" 5eigen iollte.
Der offi5ieqe Cert Der britiIdjen
Crbre trnf i'm 2aufe Ses Sages Elm.
Beanie foeeit, ouB er iid bon ben
9onboner DepeiGen nidt iinteridlci.
BET.
Woibinston n, 16. Rdrs. Die
tritii9e aabinettsorbre tpuroe IN
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-16
S15O,OO0 SranOidabtn,
9rittes 8roflfener in elmer @ud,e in
Gninc1, ssn.

Nnincp, Sn., 16. Wor5 Gitin-
CHS brittes pernihtenoes Selier in
nerbolb elmer @o1e seritorte beite
5u friiber MoreenituitOe 0rei Sn-
oultrieanlagen Der Sta0t. Gs ipa.
rem Die slnlagen Der 9npton Bump
60, ser Stationers Wfani1iacturing
60. uno Der Canton Did Mlagneto
50. Sic tporer ale in einem eirt5i.
gen @ebGube nno Ser,rp 5. 9npton
mar SSrGiioei1t elmer ieben Der orei
@eicaId,often. Ter anaerihtete
Sdooen miro ouf $150.000 ge-
i6dst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-16
Srd)s5rbn Manu oer St=
iabnng wfrOfn Ders
miBt.
@nrnm 8rieflenlanb iif ben Sllliicr-
ten nidlt anidllieet.
Srippelentcntc iuill feline &pmpenia-
tiuncn gnrantieren.
Stnlicniife 9riegsidDiffe iueroen in
Sarcnt fonsentriert.
Sicicr Safen Staliens ben Saroa-
nellcn am nGdDiten.
SrnnsOiiidDe glfnbemic hat feline bcnt-
idDen Mitglieber mcbr.
Sir lebtcn bier runroen geitern nbeno
geitridleH.
Sir leetcn Oicr iunroen geitern abeno
gcitridDeH

Sic lebtcn bier lumroen geltern nbeno
geitridleH.
%alparaiip, Gbile, 16. 0iGrs.
TenmSeBn IitgleiDer Ger Seiasuns
oes Sentiden fleinen &renSets Sres-
ber, Ser Srnntas bel Ser-Sniel Sman
SerunnSrs snm Sinfen scbrndlt lUnr-
De, uerSsn nermiht. Sies lpnrSe be-
fnnnt, ais bemte Der britiidlc !6ilfs-
frenser Eruma bier eintrnf, orr Die
Semannnns Der Dresden an SurO
bat. 6ini9e Der Sente nuu Der Sres-
beu iinS DermnnSet.
SSn Der gcitri9cn MeIOung iIber
bic Gerienflna Der 1rcsoen hieB c.,
6oB oic geInnrte 0tnnnid)aft gerettet
pnroe uno 10 Der 8crctteten idlucre
@ronorlm0en erlitten buben. Bon
&crmibten murOe niht geiprofen.
Berlin. t6. MorS. 9us glrmce-
houptauartier neroffcntlidte folgcn-
oer offi5ielcn 8criGlt:
Sic enaliihe Stellung nlf Scr
So0bc bei ct. Gloi, iiibli6 BON YpcriL
mlroCl pon ms ero6ert. Scr &onlpf
Inn Die Stellung bate Dorgeltern &c
ounnen rno bis sur hclttiacu GIN
nahme unlntcrbroden fortoGucrt.
.,Sn scr Gbnlnpogne bradcn pcr-
id)ic0cne franS0lildlC 9lneriffe inter
lrn'erem 5eucr SulanImen. Bic Scr
luItc Der 6rnnjolen narcn lhmer.
9sorolih pom 9collielour crobcrten
mir mcbrcrc frun5oliIfc Sdileen-
qrG6eu. Gin geitern i'll bGl slr9on-
ncn be9enncner &onpf ooucrt beutc
fort. ,Sn oel Tpgeien miro oil rcr
iticocnen Stcllcn gcfdnlpft.
rSeitlidcr Sricasldlollplas: 9ln
Der Sr5pc. noro0ltlidl bon Tr5uanDs,
mur6en ruiiiidbe gIngriffc ilberoIl 5li-
riifoeidllngc1l. Gin beionocrS 5iti-
ger Snnlpi tobte nm Sconoro5d.
Sort ntohten mir 2000 @cfonScac.
,SiioIidl pnn Der &cihCicl IL
nifts 81 bcrihtcn."
y III. iiber Yoris. t6. Wforj. 9as
@iornalc o'IStalin peroffentlitt cin
,Sntcruieiu nit benz Qried]iiden Nti=
nilter ocS NcuBeren Gbriitafis go
QruphoS. lporin Scr Yiiuiitcr geiaQt
hobcn ioa. oaB @rieherlnno iid] oc1
Iaiicrtcn oarim nidlt ongeidloiicn
hobc. neil 0ic I6ftc Der Srippcl-
entente 8riehenlano feinc gcniigenoc
@orontic iiir 9onpeniotionen 9eberl
pollten.
2onoon. 16. 0idrj. Gie les.
Ten aht oiii3ie1cn preiibiiden Ser
lnitliiten. 9ilinmler 166 bis t73.
entbalten 33.t42. Mnmeu. lpoourh
bie @eiamt3nbI Der 9tanen in ben
9iitcu ouf 1,050,029 gebradt miro.
miro Der guenin9 9teIDS aus &open-
bogen tclcarapbicrt. Sln Sliegern
nllein iino in oen lesten pier SiIten
entbolten If Cote. pier &erruunoete
uno 5pci. Die gefanaen luuroen.
Sas iino Die prelibiifen @ecliiit-
Iiiteu oIlein, rngeretnct Die 100
buperiiden. 1876 INSTRUMENTATION,
tf9 iGdiiid]en mo 20 Marine.
ucrlHitliiten.
Ioris. t6. 0fdr3. 9os 8riegs-
miniiierium oeroifentIihte nadnit-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-16

pis einatge fdeci6e sent.
f@e geitung in 2ai&iaan,
wec9e Die 9epef8en 6sr
HH 8rsGs 6rinst
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

Ohio but owing to the bad weather
there was not much done.
Jerry Sullivan has rented the property
back of his place of business, and is
moving his family over from Tin Cup.
The dance given by the baseball boys
last Saturday evening was well attend
ed. Pitkin, Parlin and Doyle were well
represented.
Another car of concentrates was
loaded here this week from the Carter
mill. 1t sure looks good to see it com
ing down the gulch.
Three auto loads Of baseball enthusi-
asts went to Waunita last Sunday to
see the game between Gunnison and
Doyle. They say it was a good game.
Mrs. W. b. Conklin entertained the
Embroidery club last week. All kinds
Of good eats were served and everyone
will be glad when her time comes to
entertain again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
0l1IlD
nu~das. - a.

Bssdns. - a.
n~~ Easnss kss< D~ss sulasd .
Delta lass Tuesday.
Bsru Go nay lass. . 49, ~ . Z.
ssu,~ II ur end nlrs. nsAua 0n0ak
Thsre we're shout sssy susumuhis .
camp .ess Sunday frsG doom - saaauy.
Mrs. wnlsm Clsrk and M. Tsa
nsrs.n xere v.sltors w hotchkins ~
Moua~s.
M.-s Alberta Goosiepoush II Rosuis
visited lass SUNDAY with hr. snd nrs.
George Edwards.
Mr and Mrs. BOY Hsmmood ssx sAs
proud parents Of gsri born On nAy
lSth ell are assng we'll
The new wagon road beiow ceae y
progressing tine. IL will not ~ iaG
until IL Ne completed.
The first bali game Of the ssesse wss
played last Sunday tMas le) between
Psonis and Somerset. The score wss s
to in favor Of Psonia-
Robert Williams. T.. A. Edwards Jr,.
Misses Jennis Williams and Rschel
Kane Davis sut0ed to Delta last Sun
eiay and returned IN time for the bal
game.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
khA

~ews-ChampiSn Correspcaoeoce
Tuesday. May Is.
Joe Monahan was in Lola SUNDAY.
Mrs. Mike volpe returned from Sslids
Sunday.
Mr.. Davis drove in from Spencer
Tuesday.
S. N. zeigier and wife motored to
Gunnison Thursday.
Val Ehret Sr spent few days in
Gunnison last week
Mrs. Chas. Schecker drove in from
Cebolls valley Sunday.
Alva Sammons passed through Tues
day on his way home from Gunnison.
Mr.. Jardine passed through here Sat
ureiay ON his way to Powderhorn to
visit his son, Jack Jsrdine.
Il. A. McGregor, Oscar Dunn. Will
and Alva Sammons, Fred Wilson, Tom
and Hugh Foster were over from
Powderhorn Friday after stock salt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
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Se~o<oD -
ss-Aus ~ ~
h.~~ s~sss bsasa $500. sv,~
hssh ssssss n Lac CsV Nv =.
Mo- Css,.~ = ulssia. Kss-. |.
'ssSsaG sdhsH - H~.o sskssA
Alive nsAsr - kssa vsssnr u.
grader n ~ rosdh = tkuusauS- sv,.usS
Los Ass'assss II Gsss vsu . -
ne~ trsssusss ef k,sssussas scAsos bouss.
Mr.. end Mrs. Wn. LAursa 80 n
bsyer ranch hsspsaG sus With Sprax
sork.
Doroshy Cssr sps.s u. p.ss VEGA -
guest of nrs. d. c. Raker q yil,s
Grove ranch.
Carl bsasoa y hslsng sh~ lsst Of the
has for THE year. ~ hss fsnssh<d A,r
cement hexa.
John ;. bensas end AdslpA have been
ogt 10 Denver for the past too weeks
returning Saturday.
The sale of loumsn ranch eccur.
May 18th. Quite . number will be
present from the lower country.
Harry feumsn is on the Lake ForS
10 attend the sale Of the ranch st
spruce which he has an interest ln.
Isabel Archer, sister Of Mrs. O.
baker. was married recently at .psiores.
Colo. Her many fr,eads wish her much
happiness and prosperity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
nay fsGlival

The Philomathian Literary Society is
to be highly commended for introducing
into the school o. IN annual custom, the
proper observance of the advent of
spring. Saturday afternoon at 4:3O,
they presented. on the Normal Campus,
the inimitable "Pyramus and Thisbe,
from Midsummer Nights Dream. y
The young ladies had prscticed long
and faithfully, and a real treat re-
suited In addition to the play,
numerous dances characteristic of the
spring time, and in keeping with the
beautiful old English May Day customs
were given. There was, of course, the
crowning of the May Queen, whose
identity, had been kept a q secret, but
turned out to lie Katherine Sievers. A
number of specislties were given in q
highly creditable manner, and great
praise is bestowed upon Mrs. Ruth
Sullivan, whose management of the en-
tertainment was largely responsible for
its success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
SAAccxrs
NswsCAaapaoa CorresDosAenos:
| Friday. NAV Ia

NswsChaapaoa CoresDosAenos:
Friday, May Ia
s. Z. Forbes was visiting school this
week from, Sagusche.
Carl Hunt and wife came over from
Saguache last week for the summer.
Mss. Frank Hicks and daughter, Miss
Ethel, drove to Ohio City Saturday to
spend few days with Mrs. Williams.
Roy Hicks and family and Willie So
den went to Gunnison Friday. The
former went on business and the latter
to consult doctor.
Steve Waters has been working the
road from the west county line to the
east line above Sargents. He has it in
fine shape now and has put in couple
of new bridges.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
MUcx's cAau
ksweCAa0Dlea Cesssao0o1soso:
Tuesday, May Is.

-
Tuesday, May Is.
o. E. Willis and mother were visitors
at Gunnison Saturday.
Several from here attended the ball
game at Waunita Sunday.
w. ID. Allen transacted business at
the Buttes Tuesday.
Mrs. J. j. Shackleford and little son
are visiting relatives here this week
Miss Bernice Hirdman is visiting her
mother st Gunnison . few days this
week.
Quite . crowd of young folks from
here attended the dance at Fairview on
Friday night
Although the day wes very disagree
able, . crowd gathered at the school
house Friday to do what they could on
Good Roads Day. The table was load
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

successfully raised UP to 5000 feet in
other portions Of Colorado. Corn will
produce more feed to the acre three
times over than any other crop. II we
can raise IL here, near enough maturity
to put in silo it will be of immense
value to Gunnison county. A similar
contest Is being conducted by the Sal
ida msil in Chaffee county. Perhaps
we csn beat their record.
The News. Champion will publish in
structions on corn raising at this alti-
tude from time to time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
|" s's' \. = 1st7r :. s,1t

A petition was circulated this week,
to assist with the rural route to Cocbe-
topa. The rsnchers along the road have
contributed about 500 a month for
three months, for the experimental
service, and are now asking the post
Office department to put on . regular
carrier. They have secured assistance
from Gunnison merchants as follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

Mrs. j. J. McLain returned on Sun
day after . six weeks visit in Norton
county, Kansas, where she took their
son Floyd for his health, leaving him
there for the summer. She reports
him greatly improved already.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

WATCH AND JEwELRY Repair Shop
moved to north Main Street Over
thirty years practical experience.
Save money by seeing me about your
repair work. C. H. Burgess, Gunni-
son. l9-0
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

1t il reported that . bunch Of boys
have been seen breaking into the lower
town school building. Probably after
p;reons, bot they sbosA reoenbef tAas
n i \ crime ssd ksA,e - severe puBisA-
nest
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
ONO CITY
kews-Champiou CorrsspoaAeaos

HeWeChaWpi0n C0rfooDOooeoCo:
Tuesday, May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Flick were in
Gannison last week.
Geo. earns has gone over on Beaver
creek where he has some mining prop
erty.
Louis Dryer and son of Racine. Wis,
are here fora time. the guests of L. J.
Gibbs.
Byron Conklin was in Gunmson the
later part of the week visiting the
dentist
Mrs. Geo. earns came up from Delta
last Monday and is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fry.
Last Tuesday was Clean up day in
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

ed with good things to est, and the
afternoon was spent in listening to q
well prepared program by the school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

Pete Stoller of Pitkin is doing some
carpenter work at J. j. McLains ranch
where q big new barn is being erected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

j. r. Phelps made the trip in from
Powderhorn first of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
COlR0u

| desire to enter the News Champion
corn contest and agree TO deliver the
ten best stalks of my corn to the
Office of the ws-Chsmpion or other
convenient place ss directed. I am un-
der. the age of ~ years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
TM SEQ un N NJ
MIEl uflliIIns

eossssas.s -. ~ ~,
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

(AddFess)
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

Name Of COntestsnt)
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Name of Psrsat)
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-30
Welcome Ridge.

Miss Ida Stephens and sister Car
rie called on their aunt, Mrs. l.. N.
Stephens Thursday.
John Won, James Woodmansee
and Henry Wion were seen in this
locality Monday.
Loren Stephens called on his
friend Renan Andrew Thursday.
Ida Gravatt and daughter Ellen
were Decatur callers Thursday.
James Springer called at his farm
Tuesday
Mrs. Clyde Rauch and children
called on Mrs. Ida Gravatt Friday.
Miss Susan Bedell had business at
Decatur Friday.
Louis Stephens and son Loren
were Leon callers Friday.
Isaac Bedell purchased fine
bunch of cattle in this vicinity one
day last week.
Miss Bearl Stephens called at the
Gravatt home Friday
Several from this vicinity attended
the L. L. Payton sale Thursday near
Kellerton.
Those who were Decatur callers
Saturday were Milt Williams and
Bert Maynard.
Clyde Rauch had business at Jas.
Stephens Thursday.
Floyd Maynard spent few days
with his cousin, Bert Maynard.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-30
Good Hope.

Quite heavy rains fell in our vicin-
ity Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Richey and
Mr.. and Mrs George Redman and
little daughter Alice returned to
their home Monday after visiting a
few days with relatives in Des
Moines.
Mrs. L. C. Thompson who has been
sick for some time is no better at
this writing.
Mrs. Stargill, son Leonard and lit
tie grandson Ernest Lingle visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Del
bert Lingle of near Osceola.
Mrs. Scion McCroskey returned to
her home near Green Bay Sunday at
ter visiting a few days with her sis
tiers, Mrs L. c. Thompson and Mrs.
J. w. Downey and families.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. E. Reed had bust
ness in Leon one day last week.
George Black returned to his home
Monday after visiting several days
with friends and relatives in Wiscon-
sin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wise and son
Leighton of Tuskeego came Monday
for a few days visit with the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Wise and family.
Kenneth Reed visited Sunday with
his friend, Clair OvertOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Fierce of Van
Vert visited Sunday and Monday
with their daughter, Mrs. l.. G.
Thompson and her other daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Downey and their fam
lilies -H
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Sunny Side.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hamilton and
son Chester spent Thursday evening
at the Ed Rumley home.
Ed Rumley returned from Chey-
enne, Wyoming, Tuesday afternoon
and is greatly pleased with the
country.
Mr.. J. w. Cox from northern Iowa
was a guest at the Henry Ross home
several days the past week.
Mrs. Fred Beers of near Delray was
visitor at her grandfather F. NJ.
Cummins' during Institute. Miss
Fora also attended Institute.
Elmer Mains of near Decatur City
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Rolla
Spicer and family.
Mrs. Edith Hamilton has been
quite ill since Friday, but is some
better at the present writing.
Mr. and Mrs John S. Gardner were
business visitors in Leon Friday at
ternoon.
Almost three inches of rain fell in
this vicinity since Saturday morning.
Jack Strange cut millet for Chas.
Gable and Geo. Hines couple OF
days the past week.
Sunny Side school closed Wednes-
day for the teacher Miss Nina Still
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lou
Pease Miss Still also attended the
Teachers Institute Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rumley and
son Carl and Mrs. Elmer Rumley and
daughter, Mrs. Eva Robinson and ba-
by from West Grove, Iowa, spent Fri
day evening at the Ed Rumley home
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lou Pease Wednes-
day afternoon at Leon at the NJ. d..
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Woodmansee
were in Leon Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Baker spent Sunday
afternoon at the Rumley home.
Willard Gardner of Leon has been
making a number of Improvements
en- his farm recently, Will Smith hav-
ing leased his farm for the coming
year.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-30
Morgan No. 2.

Mart Hooker finished threshing
last week.
Lester Hamilton has been blowing
with his engine.
Doug and Joe Adair moved a
house for H. o. Petty last week.
Herbert and Angie Cozad, Arthur
and Ada Phelps, Mary Teale and
Grace Durell attended teachers
meeting at Leon last week.
H. O. Petty and wife returned
from Knoxville Saturday after a
weeks visit with relatives.
E. Mcdowell and family of Pleas
anton and A. J. Fisher and family
spent Sunday at P. Poland's.
Lawrence Poland is painting O. L..
Feck's new silo.
Henry Petty had business at Line
vile Saturday.
Oscar Vaughn and wife and Otto
Vaughns we're Sunday guests at
Pete Vaughn's.
The rain Saturday and Sunday fill
ed the rivers again.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-30
New Buda.

Mrs. J. b. Hardinger returned Sat
urday from her daughters, Mrs.
Clark Walters of Thayer, Iowa. She
was called there by the serious ill
ness of Mrs. Walters. She reports
that her daughter is recovering nice
ly.
The new barn at Francis Rogers
is nearing completion.
Ora Fetty was business visitor
at Leon last week.
Mrs. George Fetty is some better
at this writing.
Glen and Jennie Frazier of near
Pleasanton visited with their sister
Mrs. Jehu Mcdaniel last Wednesday,.
Thomas Rains little baby died
last sunday morning, being about 3
weeks old.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-30
A Clogged system Needs Attention.

Are you bilious, dizzy and listless?
DR.. Kings New Life Pills taken at
once seizes upon constipation and
starts the bowels moving naturally
and easily. Moreover it acts without
gripping. Neglect of a clogged system
often leads to most serious complt-
cation. II you wish to wake up to-
morrow morning happy in mind and
entirely satisfied, start your treat
ment tonight. 25c bottle. L
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