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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
BASEBALL
Norwood Park
SUNDAY, JUNE 4.
Martins Ferry, o.,
VS..
Norwood.

NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE or yNLU-
VILE coal INTEREST -irI NTE U>
TIE WATERS ~ HWVWN NWTIh.
MD REAL LNrATE IN UNION
HEIGHTS AND ND >TRIAL ADJ
iloN ~ HAHKIsoN COUNTY. WEST
VIRGINIA.
Ada Z Is knight. r, ~! x,,rv
tlRrEshurg Trust Company. committee far
John {. kn!gIt luua,ic defendant,
and
"tr"l May knigh', By Ada Il. Knight her
vs. ~ CllANrEEN
'I4rksburg Trust Company. committee for
John g. Knight, Innate defendant
he undersigned special Commissioners
PhE '"h' I" al order entered ia ;Hr above
,$."d cansr on the %ist day OF March.
i"id, In thr Circuit Court OF Harrison
county, West NirStnia, win on
d, two SA a'iSl. Ii>E a. 1t T.. , ,","
~ 'hr court iIuus" Of Harrison Counts,
-'. ~ rubh, uut,ry to Inr h:sac,t I'D
."T upon the irTlus hereinafter nance ill,.
INtn"!uE property t"Wi,
I.r't III" undivided one. seventh inter
80. % 'un! In aud underlying 40, ucr.p Of
land EiuUts on thu waters uf Hrovyu t'rrek
Harrison county. West Virginia. Hud II h..
%hr lnN"rl"i hy John & Knight from.
N"."nian knight li- father aud IL Lee.
INK .hr ''u" property which was rruvryrd
20 .u"ntnr kugnt rs shown III rn- f.r'
Of Harrison County West Nirrinn Ia lt.,nt
Boo 81" -, pax" 70 Deed l:upA ~ -
ma" ~ mad Decd lioUk 80 20. PAGE az
H'.nnd Property situHl" In IulDn
On. facing on FurA Avenue and E.in..
ALnNH NO Lois No. 10 ua shown on Mai
hnuNu ar Hipu H"iuIts sub division -,
. ',i " n"i"g the ,nu" Property convey ell
10 '"hu e knight mt OF r'S.urd ln 'Ar
pih"' VI The 'lrTl o! iI., County tngr, a.,
iiHf f!s"u '0uniy West Virginia.. IN Deed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
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NEW YORK. Juno l.. Broadway
was well represented and had 10, Of
fun at tho auction sale of seats for the
annual Frlars FrOlic James Buch-
anon BRADY. who has done enough for
the cause u the heater to cnutle him
10 b" called by his proper nuIne and
not by The sobriquct so nippantly APP
Piled 10 him bought tho entire front
row, paying therefor flI0o
Win" Collier. who would Ike to
b" called William but hasn't he dig
nIly to 90 with II. auc'lnuod on tho
scats Whom only $3.50 was hid for
= lower box he said
"You folks rcm,nd me ~ tho p pu-
la'lGn ~ IHB Angeles. IA" town where
I've been Tor the las, year You are
liB" them IN ms wny Everybody goes
oul more with one lang and one dollar
aud ricS 10 sass hem both
Orchestra seats wore being auction
ed and Frank Carter bid $25.
"Whar was the name please ," asked
tho clerk ~ the sale
Garter. shouted Al iolson car
ter the uncle Of a nil"
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prehcnsiou. II Is natural treatment. safe
for the mother. hns no drug effect wlla,so.
ever and for this reason must exert n most
beneficial influence upon those functions d,.
Tec'ly connected with motherhood. In a
very Interesting book the subject Is freely
discussed hnl copy viii lie mailed free 10
al eXpcctnnt mothers 10y Drndnc'd Regulator
TO- 700 Lamar E'iS.. Atlanta. Ga. Get a
bottle Of "hu,hrr's Friend" today Of any
druggist. Use az directed and you will then
kno" why mothers for nearly half a century
lave used AMI recommended this splendid aid
TO motherhood. Their letters aTe messages
81 cheer that breathe comfort In every word.
II Is worth while 10 know that Mother,
fricn'' has been In continuous use more
trin h1!f a century. cttrrS nr. frequently
received !" say tlnt q yUun; mother learned
of this splendid remedy from her mother and
from her grandmother both VI whom used Il
with hlppcsi results
Because Of this fact YOU may -cly I'm
pliCitly up"u w. safety 10 effectiveness aIa
It's GlTrSIGESs VI purpose.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
o. o. McINTYRE

marts OF trade. They desire to caper
and in pursuance OF this desire do not
mind II they are stung by the harmless
lester, COnoy. It ~ argued. can we'll
forget its conscience because the fnker
Ii one Of the big attractions at he re-
sort.
The session opened there with a
rush There are new thriIlB for every
one and a dozen or so new dancing
hporA have gone up showing that
Concy is not afraid OF dancing going
on The wane Luna Park has been
dressed up for ths nov season and the
press agents declare that II was never
so wonderful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

Ioncy Island with now season zeal.
~ going 10 bar ~" takers and there
az" many who predict Coucy will not
goo popular pcorlc who go 10
Icy are not looking for the sober
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
Home Celebration
Of Wonder Interest
The arrival Of baby in the household
completely changes the entire aspcc, Of

The future. Hut In tho
meantime, during tho
anxious period " eS-
ps'tancy. there Is n
'plcniitl remedy known
as Mothers Friend"
That does wonders. Il
Is for external ,l.c. re-
llcvcs the pains Of
muscle pansion,
honulcS md Guieis tho
nerves, cStendS IT. 10.
ilucace 10 the Internal
organs and removes to
u great extent the ten.
ftTf.r, Ia uy1yr.y anil p,,-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
FoLlY

Large crowds of discriminating pleas
uro-scokcrs are no,kng 10 the Folly the
first hnIf of this week 90 see the plrnhM
buI NJ four big. time vaudeville nets
which. together with a charming picture
comedy drsmp in five rgis featuring A
popular comedy stpr comprise bin Of
surpassing entertainment The vaud'vll"
runbcr- for today and Wednesday hav"
ID combined cast ~ ton finished perform
cr-. the best arts perhaps being Gully,
Spencer and Gully "a male harmony sing
ing trio oi comedians. and Major Wright
aud two pretty girls who call thcmsclvcs
The Dancing Bugs Many dainty CO.'S
tunes are worn I'm the latter net. which
rs "a biz time feature. Tho others include
Malone, and Auburn. pair of college
chaps iu bit OF witty Convcrsaton
IntcrspcrrI with Juggling innovation.
and Stanley and Rice. who lntrodue" "a
portrayal " the old time southern "darkF
preacher" and sing some pretty old tim"
melodies Tho picture list for today and
tomorrow Introduces the viyucious llrnud
way mus.ch comedy star L@lu CHASER
who make. hrr bow iu uyc-uct visual
Iaiiun uf tho comedy drama Loves
Pilgrimage tD America The nnh
episode of "Grn" viii be- continued
/ today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
WELL and IN
GOOD HEALTH
Since Taking Cardui. After Seven
Years Of Suffering, Says
South Carolina Lady

Columbia. $ '-Mrs l.. O. Heinz
mann. of aal Washington 81, OF this
city says have received so much
benefit from 'nrlui feel Ike speaking
n good word for It To every Bdy ! como
n contact with. that ! think needs u.
hoping Go help some one To get well. No
! dId
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
BEARLY PRAISES
1915 ASSEMBLY
Retailers President Says It
Served Merchants and
Buyers Well.
REQUESTS FOR ACTIVITY
State Association Gathers in
Annual Session; Good
Program.

urfsy. ..l r,oRrl into ,nc matter or
,.., .,... nav, ,ou made n your
nu.,r,.. f.. r.,I,. IuouIry ne tp m, nt
r,.. t., rU,.n. a., uun..t trust of the
,,Y yb. .,.a y.Yr suuun1 for uiflrr."
,,,,,. r,,t.r., pu,siIou. pu 10 hI.
b,,r.r. ,p tn. annual sddrosa of f. h..
u,,,ry r,.sIl,pt ,t tho opcning session
~ ,,, p.,u N,rrbprtg' ngsurntIon of
GlI,,.,Y, d., ,b, I,,e-IurEIpa hut,.
Tu,s4,, r,rrirr The prcsMcnrs nd
drrss y,a d.rrrtIyrlv the nnur, of
,n,f secession.
,r..., .l ov,,roIs,r b,rr detained
.,l.,.,l..r. ,.. .,..,,I,tl,r p.ps ,y,lrou.I
a., u. "a. Nt, p,pr,II. rr, COM
mia. .,..., a, rp.u,r .pnrRIug rn.
mono. ..,s I,I,y,r.l h, W e Gordon
a. u,.. r.,.l.ry, national h,rt nf ruIs,
An uddrrss. substituted for pmycr was
delivered by the Kry PM g Baird uf
irr First Presbyterian church NJ Okla
npmr City f. A Written read his
uuuuh report and also that of the
treasurer. j. r. Harbour. who was not
prpapnt
I'm his nddress President Benrly CAV"
high praise 10 the Oklahoma Legislature
uf l4Il. asserting that n would g. down
lu n'rtory as m, ablrst ever assembled
No. h, tntc lie directed attention to
ON, enactment of the garnishmcut in-
unu,p. ulur.h hour workmou's com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
''T|Z'' FOR SORE,
TIRED FEET--AH! !.
"Tiz" is grand for aching, swol.
len tender, calloused feet
or corns.

Nh' what relief so more tired feet.
mo- more burning feet. mo- more swollen.
aching. tender sWuuy feet No more
soreness IN yorna. onllousos hunlons
so matter what nils your feet or what
under the sun you've tried without got
ting relief. Just use "'rlE' "IiZ' is the
only rrmedy that draws out AN the
poisonous orudstions which puu mp the
feet "riz' cures 1our foot trouble so
you'll never limp or draw up Your face
len pain Your shoes won't seem tight
and your feet viii never. never hurt or
got sore and swollen Think nf 10, mo
more foot misery. no more agony from
rurus. cnuousrs or hunluus
Got 2b-crnt box at any drug store
or department store and Ept instant 10.
try "Tiz Get "a whole years foot com
fort tor only 30 cents. Think OF it.
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11

JOPLIN, Mo, Jan n That count In
the indictment against the four men at
legged to have been connected with the
Menace Publishing company of Aurora.
Mo, who were placed on trial In federal
court here today on charge Of send
ing obscene matter through the mails.
which was lcvcllod nj the alleged pub
licatlon OF an advertisement ns to where
might be procured book said to bear
the title The pope. chief OF white slav-
crs, and high priest of intrigue" was
dismissed on motion of &c government
when the case was called FOR trial
This left seven counts against the de
PENDANTS. charging the circulation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
eeomoNo's RETIREMENT LIKELY.

LONDON. Jan ~ John Redmond
r.tlrym,n, from the leadership OF tho
party and possibly from p1
lament is extremely probable according
tD the Morning Post Dublin correspond.
uut owing to grave differences OF opin-
ion within the party especially ON the
question of military compulsion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
CAVALRY 70 GIVE BALL.

4 dance viIl b, given hy Troop r of
thr oklahoma National Guard cavalry
u' IN, UrunrN lnlu Nprth Rroaiway.
Friday evening The First regimen, band
viii mm D. music and the ball Will be-
Informal troop member. dancing Ia s'rv.
I.r uniforms The proceeds derived from
the dance viii go into the athletic fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
(, ,.a"sae99thaso1 o1as@sAs
KICKS AGAINST BUSY
WINDMILL'S ACTIVITY

I'm spite " the fact that doz-
ems of signs about the streets Of
oklahoma CIT, proclaim the fact
. 'Nu ur Is free. woman called
. ur fH, police station Monday aft
pruu.n and complained because
. har u,rhhors windmill was
. unuu4. and had been for three
. DAYS
. We'll as long MS the wet
. weather keeps up ! guess there
. v,N b, enough water 10 20
. around. and the afr is Just as
. good after T., has turned the
. windmill wheel az II was before"
. answered the sergeant, who some
. times becomes sarcastic when
d. hc has answered three or four
=. foolish questions In succession
q. That amt what I'm kicking
about. and the windmill amt
pumping anything. anyway" re-
. toriod the female at the other end
NJ the wire Those people who
own the windmill haven't been
home FOR three days. and how do
yDu expect We are going to sleep
with that wheel lIzzing around
aIl night long
- don't expect YOU 10 sleep"
answered the harassrd officer
r,cyishly ~ YOU want to stop
the windmill go out and pull
down the little stick hanging
there"
We'll I don't intend 10 do no
frcfpastlnE replied the lady
So the sergeant YEARLY told her
10 stick around a few days. and
maybe the wind would die down.
Thoh she hung up
.,......s..3.s.s...E&6s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11

H. The Crouch trial mas ncrn continued
many times on application of the de-
fcndant The 0rsl resulted In a dis.
agreement ON verdict The operation
1t is alleged, WINS performed upon Mary
simmons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
WILD tO PIGEONS GO
NICE IN MEAT PIES

) The question as to whether or
, not the Wild pigeon is yet eNtant
, has been satisfactorily answered
hy dozen or more Oklahoma
, city motorists within the last
j week. who have unanimously de
cidcd that the fowl In question
) is sull wild aud subject to cap
ture whenever possible. The
gentle pigeon has brought his
own destruction upon himself 10y
). vcnturing into open garages In
> the evenings tn roost From cas-
/, ual reports which have been
. picked up In different sections ot
the city. this habit OF pigeons
" has become quite general
/. Thousands OF the birds have
I. been making their habitat under
/. caves and In porch corners, but
. an inviting garage seems to
I! have charms not possessed by the
:. opeu-Hir roosts Consequently,
/. many motorists have found three
. or four Of the cooling and strut
:. ting fowls ON preparing their
/. cars for the morning trip down
:. town
/. And consequently. dozens of
F, nice little meat pies have graccd
/. The evening dinner tables, after
. the motor owners had finally be-
I. come convinced In their own
p" minds that the trespasslng fowls
I" were wild and therefore subject
(. 10 slaughter
53S&3@SSS0SG 3SAS&8&AQ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
PHYSICIANS TRIAL SET

The second trial Of Or James H.
Crouch. who Is charged with performing
an illegal operation, win be started Jan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11

ATLANTA, jan Approximately
onc-hnlf ~ the l6i near beer saloons op-
crnlinE IN Atlanta ON December 80 either
had closed their doors today or will
close within the next few days. accord
INK to announcement made at the
office OF the city clerk Eighty-two
licenses had been granted Tor the period
ending May ] nt which time the new
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
TELEGRAPHIC
FLASHES

WASHINGTON. Jan H. Senator
N"wlands of Nevada, democrat at
tackled hits pnrtys record In the senate
Tuesday delivering q long prepared
speech in which hc criticised the tariff
and banking reforms the chief lrgislu-
tive achievement of the Wilson admin
Islrntinn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-11
LOCAL BREVITIES
TULSA SECRETARY A GUEST.

W \ Rayson. secretary NJ the Tulsa
Retail Merchants organization, IS here
attending the state convention of rctni
dealers
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10
Leroy.

Roscoe Hall of Weldon was here
attending to business one day the
PAST week.
Bessie Wilson of near WOODBURY.
visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Cliff MCGEE and family.
Loren Woods of Groveland is Wis
ting at the William Stubs home
Lawrence Shots of Des Moines is
visiting at the Henry Sherrow home.
Ray Scott shipped car of hogs to
Ottumwa Saturday.
Edith Wells is working for Mrs.
Ratcliff in Osceola.
Archie Miner who has been visit
ing with relatives near here left for
his home in Nebraska Saturday.
Mrs. Lillard and son Morris visited
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Smith and family.
William Ivy took car of cattle
to Chicago Saturday.
Quite large crowd attended the
basket dinner given as a farewell for
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horton and fam
lily at the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Horton and family will soon
move to a farm near; Millerton.
Cecilia Coffey spent Saturday with
her parents in Weldon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10
Decatur Route No. 2.

Man Butcher and family visited
Sunday with Mrs. Eva Ellers.
Clarence Campbell and sisters,
Misses Margery and Jessie are visit
ing at the home of their uncle, Chas.
Orfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Zeka are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Zika's sister
Mrs. Verne Baker.
John Springer was a Lamont caller
Saturday.
Lee Norman was Davis City visi-
tor Tuesday.
Ress Ellers was a caller at the
Sam Covington home north of Deca-
tur Sunday.
Sam Shaffner was Davis City call
er Monday.
Isaac Robbins and family visited
Sunday at SAINT McGahuey's.
Bob CLANCY called on c. P. Shat
ner Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kindred visit
ed 9 few days last week at the H. A.
Olfield home.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10
Lonesome Ridge.

J. o. Garner and family and wal
ter Evans spent Sunday at E. Gam
mons.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Knox of Casey
Iowa, Marion Evans, wife and daugh
ter Lucy, Elmer Little and George
McDaniels visited at E. J. Evans
Sunday.
Fred Potter and family spent Sun.
day at Hey Gammill's.
Mrs. John Evans and children
spent Monday at Roy Walters.
Alma Poole and family spent Sun.
day at Mrs. Hullinger's.
Mrs. Walter Blakesley and chill.
dren We're and Verda returned home
Wednesday after spending few
weeks in Leon with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. /. e. Evans.
Ed Griffin and family and Dan
Griffin were Sunday visitors at John
O'Boyle's.
& Alva and Lloyd Walters spent a
few days last week at John Flynn's
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10
Morgan.

Mr.. Shuts Of Leon was in this vi
cinity last week.
M. L. Dale and A. F. Cozad spent
Friday and Saturday at David Hub
bard's helping repair a sled.
John Flynn and wife were Leon
visitors Saturday.
Fred Potter and family visited
Sunday at Woodland with the Hey
Gammill family.
Cyrus Holybee moved from the
Levitt Cozad farm to the David Robi.
son farm Saturday.
James Flynn had business at Leon
Saturday.
Ed Owens and sister Johanna spent
Sunday at Dick Ovens.
James Flynn and family called al
Dick Owens Sunday.
John Hubbard called at Mahoney's
Monday evening.
Mr.. Cox is moving to the Speed
Hayes farm he recently purchased.
M. L. Dale and wife had business
at Leon Monday.
Fred Potter and several others de-
livered hogs to Leon Monday.
Alva and Lloyd Walters spent last
week at John Flynn's.
Mr.. Knox and wife of Casey, Iowa,
have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity the past week.
M. L. Dale had business at Davis
City Tuesday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10
Eating Apples in Dubuque.

The claim of DR.. Samuel Bailey, of
this city, that apples will relieve the
thirst for liquor is again vindicated
by testimony which comes. from Du-
buque. DR.. Bailey's statement made
in an address before the State Medi-
cal Society several years ago, proved
a sensation and attracted attention
in all parts of the country. Since that
time the evidence has been accumu-
lating that the statement is true.
Many letters have been received
by the doctor telling of instances In
which the remedy has been tried and
found to work successfully. Not long
ago letter came from man in Vir-
ginia who had in his employ a young
man who had become the victim OF
strong drink. The young man be-
came so addicted to the use of liquor
that he became unable to perform his
work and the employer was finally
forced to discharge him. After being
out of employment for time he ap-
piled to his former employer for a
position. The employer told him he
would restore him to the old position
on one condition, and that was that
that doctor in Iowa had said apples
WOuAu AOAlCNC IAC lulA 81 CAu SAAoC -
he would try the plan he thought he
would win. Three years have pass
ed" writes the Virginia man, "and
the young man has not taken drop
of liquor since he returned to work. =
The situation in Dubuque is told in
the following item which appeared in
last weeks issue of the Iowa Farmer:
"Saloonless Dubuque furnishes a |
study in change of diet. DR.. Bailey, |
of Mt. Ayr, has claimed for years
that apples will relieve the thirst for
liquor. And now comes John P.
Walsh of Dubuque, with statement
which vindicates the claims made by
DR.. Bailey. Mr.. Walsh says that an in
teresting fact in connection with the i
closing of the saloons is revealed in
reports from grOcers and fruit deal
ers. 1t is declared that the sale of
apples has increased amazingly. Men
who take their MONDAY lunch to
their work with them and who have
been in the habit of washing it down
with the contents of can of beer,
now find solace in rosy checked |
apple. Men who were in the habit 4
Of taking social drink in the morn
Ing are now prone to visit the fruit |
man and assuage the longing for "a
shot with the phosphates of Broth
er Jonathan" Mt. Ayr Record-News.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10
Some Accidents at Lamont.

Sunday afternoon about three
o o'clock Nose Williams received a bad
fall that was very serious. He was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Dell, who
lives in the upper story of the France
block, and went out the back door to
go. down stairs. When his feet struck
the icy steps he slipped and shot out
through the railing, falling to plat
form about twenty feet below, and the
force of the fall threw him from this
platform and he slid about thirty feet
on the icy ground. His injuries con-
sist of his right arm broken in two
places, right shoulder dislocated,
right leg broken and his right hip
thrown out of place. While his in
juries are very painful 1t Is not
thought. that they will prove fatal.
Saturday morning as Ray Hammer
stepped out the back door at his home
he slipped and fell to the cement
walk about five feet below. Fortu-
nately no bones were broken, but he
got severe shaking up and had to
use a cane Saturday to get around.
Arthur Church, who has charge OF
the wireless station at the college was
injured Saturday. He attempted to let
the aetenna down to relieve the
strain as the wires were covered with
ice and in some manner he was
caught in the ropes and pulled up
ward about. twenty feet before he
could untangle himself and fell to the
ground, receiving some very painful
bruises.
Oliver Hayer slipper on the Icy
walk near the Farmers elevator
Tuesday and broke his left arm be-
tween the elbow and wrist.-Lamoni
Chronicle.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10
Brush College.

Clyde Waller and family were Sun.
day visitors at Nell Stills.
Robert Martin and Glen Garner
were Leon callers Saturday.
Misses Annie and Beulah Hubbard
spent one day last week with Mrs
Andy Smith.
NJ. L. Dale and wife had business
in Leon Monday.
A. E. Poole and family visited Sun
day at Mrs. Laura Hullinger's.
David Hubbard and wife spent one
day last week at the Nell Still home.
Andy Smith called on John Minor
one day last week.
Jim Still spent one day last week
at j. N. Stills.
M. L. Dale and Dell Cozad spent
Friday and Saturday at David Hub
bard's.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the sale at Jim Grogan's Tues
day.
Mrs. David Hubbard is visiting
this week in Leon with her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Frost.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10
A Bunch Of Davis City Accidents.

Mrs. r. L. Frazier, who lives east
OF town, fell Sunday and broke her
arm. We did not learn the particu-
lars.
Mrs. o. Venting, who lives east of
town fell Sunday and broke her arm.
Mrs. H. Axes, who lives west of
town, took fall on the ice Sunday
afternoon and broke her arm.
Miss Opal Beasley, while returning
from the park last Sunday with Miss
Elnora Henderson and Joe Hullinger,
met with a painful accident, falling
and breaking her collar bone. They
were In front of Barry's implement
house and Joe, who was Just ahead of
her fell and striking her, threw her
so hard on the walk and In such a
position that she fell on her shoulder
and broke her collar bone. It will
lay her up for about month.-Davis
City News.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-02-10

Mrs. George Bryant spent last
week with relatives, returning home
Saturday.
Several from this vicinity we're De-
catur callers Saturday
Theodore Mullen and Frank Dung
called at the Frank Ward home Sun
day. 49,.
George Johnston returned Monday
after spending Sunday with home
folks in Leon.
George South called at the Wells
school house one day last week.
Earl Kelly and Lyle Hembrey were
in this vicinity Saturday.
The Bryant children returned to
school Monday after a weeks alb
sence.