davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-06-23
FESTIVAL AT STANTON.

A violin musicale and festival viii
be held in Stanton Hall or next We'd
nesday evening. On the program will
be music under the direction of one
of the best violinists in Wilmington
The proceeds will be for the benefit
of Stanton NJ. E. Church.
Evening journal., 1916-06-23

blood would come Qua
They burned and itched
all the time and I could not
keep from scratching. I
could not do my work and
I couldn't wear any shoes
or stockings. nor rest at
night.
II bad the trouble for
three months and IL dis
Evening journal., 1916-06-23
CAPE MAY RESORTS

THE COLONIAL HOTEL. CAPE MAY
u. j. Beautifully located overlooking
the ocean. Refined and homelike; cuisine
unsurpassed. Address John IT, Coleman,
lape May, n. j. iune2- fri. sat.-wed-tf.
Evening journal., 1916-06-23

figured my arms and whole body. tried
everything. but they did no good. Then
got Cuticwa Soap and Ointment and
after used them for about month was
healed" (signed) Miss Mary Zimmerman
Water St.. InglenoolS. Pa. July "a. 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mail
with sz-p. sldn Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard ..Cutieurs. Dept T, Bos-
ton.' Sold throughout the world.
Evening journal., 1916-06-23

is the third house from beach and boardwalk.
on Michigan avenue, and Is without question,
one of the best equipped hotels not directly
on the beaehfront. Every modern conven.
;ence. with meals and service that cannot be
excelled anywhere At the rates charged.
$3.50 per day and up. Special weekly.
Try the Arlington-You VIII Come Again
Capacity $50. Open all year.
Write for booklet and references.
r. J. OSBORNE & SON
Evening journal., 1916-06-23
HOTEL KENTUCKY

Atlantic City, N. ].
WITH FIREPROOF ADDITION.
Kentucky Ave. Near Beach Capacity, 400
30 rooms, with hot and cold running water; /;
35 with private bath. Telephone electric
lights in every room. Elevator from street
level Send for booklet and points Of interest
American Plan Rates, including good meals
50 TO 81 DAILY: $40 TO $3.50 WEEKLY.
N B. KENNADY, Proprietor
Evening journal., 1916-06-23


onals1ins this statement it seems 10 me that the
amounts PAID lot extra help and supplies are high
nole Tue TACT that one barrel OF chinned sosn was
pousht lot the High School in July 1914 NV th bo.rd
ana on asking the engineer concerning tbis ~ a.
formed me that 1t was used by him in cleaninS tho
lunch rooms and other rooms INNS @ie
There is no engine in the High school 7,norofor.
the title engineer bestowed upon or assumed NV +ho
janitor Of that building is a misnomer However, ~
he an engineer without engine or a ianitor .t
point desire to get at is that his statement r,
tive TO the amount he pays for help and supD,,o.
ought to be investigated and accepted ofhand as
fact
The janitor says, for instance. that he pays William
vandever. Of his assistants. S624 a year Now,
does he pay to that any such amount? vandever
works for the janitor not more than eight months q
year The balance of the time he drives ice wagor
or something Of that sort II, the High School jan
tor asserts. he pays vandever 1924, and if vandeve
works only eight months year to earn it, then h
receives SIS a month. $3.50 week We do no
object TO vandever getting SIS month or $3.50
week out of the s3.5O0 salary Of the iantor but VI
do object the janitor informing the Chamber o
Commerce that vandever is getting such fine pay 70
he work he does, if he is not getting it, We would
Evening journal., 1916-06-23
BLISTERS ON
ARMS AND BODY
Skin InAamed, Burned and ltched
All the Time. Could Not Do
Work Nor Rest at Night,
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

MY trouble began on my arms and body
IN busterS The skin was red and infiamed
and when put my hands and arms In water.
Evening journal., 1916-06-23
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
HAVING DECIDED TO VISIT
Atf,wt4r nttv
Hotel Arlington

you are in the usual position OF uncertainty
As 10 what hotel to select TO get the most
comfort and the best value for your money.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
9as 2SaGer Der Treue.

eben ipoIIie bas jung. pday aus
bem Siiben pieosr beuntebren Z als
iih aui bem gahnbof cine .3issuHsrin
an iie brdngte. Die Ialaue Alie battle
in ibnen So6jeiisreiieHee srtanHi uab
5oa bsimIib elm ilsines GIdi16en nit
elmer triitaIIbeIsH i5IiiiIigteii aus Der
3ai4s. .Rauit, Strr!" fIiiiisrts iis.
rstauft bas Ddiier Der 9rtue. Solaus
&c Wiann unS Neib iia Iieben ME an
'ood3eitsiag, blsibi Is tlat unb rein
iuis Der Quea am Berg bridt dber
ems BON beiben bic 9reIe, 10 ipIro e.
tieff9wur3 Ipis bic Radti'
la4snb uno fdr3eno sriianbsn iis
bas 5Idfhden, bas mad, ibrer Rid
tunft bod oben auf bem S6ran; III
Speifpimmer nieberssftellt ipurbe.
SCrt etrtetb e. in gergsiisubtii.-
Sabre pereinasn. Rein W5lidsn
iriibts ben 5immeI bss tbelihsn0liids,
uno es tam oaber ben Gatien bart on.
aIs zines Somuisrs sJrau Sopbis auf
drjtli4s Weifuns fir einiss Wohen
ein 9dO aufiu6en mubie. ipdbrenb ihr
Wiann burdl Seid,dfte in Der Siaot
SuriidsebdIisn bIieb.
-. am 4beub Dor ibrer 5eimiebr
fab sr nit ieiHem beIien 5reunpe, ben
Ct gu ii9 selaoen, i'm lpsiiesimmer.
sic reoeten notiirli9 Don Der Rid
iunft Der Satin. 3uIdlIig iiel bd
Siios Bid dui oas ldneii DerseTsne
Jldi6ten. er Ihilberie bsm Jreunbs
ben bamii erlebtsH Spab. rSslbitpers
lidnoIih". iusie CT lodenb. mar pie
eanss geihibis nin elm jeDenfalls fsbr
einirdsliter Sdiuinbsl Der iblauen
GIisn!' - .Stl6itpsritGnbIit~, ipies
berbolie Der anbere. Sic nabmen bas
JIGfd6en berab unb ifiiitslien ss.
rBlirss Mdferi" msinte DITTO.
rWeibi Dli". risi er bdnn pl6slid,
rba MAIDEN mir siusn Spab! 9u
ienuii mid, if babe mir ia n;9ts
Dor;uirerfsn. RuH ipollen mir absr,
um Sopbis 5u ned.H. bas Waiier aus
sieben unb 9ints bineinf4iiiisnl"
9siast = seiban. Gdbsi freuts
man iid auf oas 2a4en uno bic Qete'
rel naf Riidtebr Der @aitin.
Disit purbs am nd6ftsn Wliiias
Don beibsn Grsunben auf bem gapns
bof smpfanesR unb in ihr oeim seisis
tel. als man. bort fhon bas Spetie'
simmsr betrstsn battle. faets Grau SOs
phi. plobIid: Nd. nod .in,n augsns
bid. mane 5erren, bitt. i'd, ii6 i'm
S9reibsimmer gu sebulbsn -. cine
9feinigfsit on meiner soileti.!"
gdlb mar linen Der Wicbersintrili
eeitattet. Wi. sufdlIig fisl Der crit.
Bid BEG Gutten auf bas Tpobbaits
JlGihden - bas slus. fsines iyreun.
b.s folste ibm - trifdnbsn funi,Ile
cine ipiessltldrs Jliiiiisiit in taui.nO
2i4tiirdbIen ;. ;.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

-9ro.ptlpns Gentmniaf.
On bic Sipsi WlilIionsn einppbRr
SGblt bsute bas Borough @rDo.lpn uno
an ausbehnung iibsrtrifft ss bei Bsis
tenn bas aIts wlanbattan. NIT bsm .s
jebt bsreits felt sSabr unb 5aa bic
Risisnitabt Stem gorf bilbes. limb
bod III es erft einhunbsrt Sabre btr,
bab - es mar in ben itrengen Din.
termonaien - grpotIHn als Dorfftn
intorporirt ipurbsl 5abelbait unb edit
aHeritaniIf III biss Wodsthum in ,is
nem trrssn Sabrbunberi. absr biiden
mir 5uriid duf bas ldnnIi4e grootlbn
i'm Sabre bts 9eils 1915. Gin tpins
5is.s D5rf4en s.iste fa ba. o5ns
Yiirsriteise unb obns sspfldfisrt.
StrdBsn. 60 drmielig mar bas Hsu.
Gsmeinipelen. baB Der tin5iss Barber,
Der ben Wlutb esbdbi bate, iih in
Brooflnn niebtrsulaHen, mad Heto
Yorl entftob. alber ber @tmeinbtrcih
i@afite nur1 ein bsroiI6es Miitef gb.
bilfe BON bieier intaiirophdItn aala,
mitdt. Man beipiIIists frsi. Wobnuna
unb mistbsfrsisn aaben unb bepoa 70
einsn uniernebmunssluitigen Bari.
pubsr. es fpieber NIT groutlpn su osrs
fudsn. SpesiuIssiebs mubien .rlcis
fen tperbtn. I'm bos @ieb uno bi,
G@peine Don ben Strubsn Sss D5rf.
6ers fpegSubultsn. Die trftt SduIs
YrooiIpils fpurbs Dor 100 Sabrsn oss
griinbet. iSnit ieber geipobner Bee
netisn Dprfes bitit Stlapen ,ur ge.
bouuaa Der Gslber. 2fber e buu,rte
midi Idngc ba sdbsn bic braDtr
gDcsIpnsr itren f4Darssu aeibsias.l j
mn Ne 5teiSsit
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yrnnb.isentbmms lIebrraouuseH.
Cincinnati, q. gpril.


Caroline Ris,sr an gbris SatDes
de, brei Sabre Qa5ireht bonn l. Mai
1916 auf IA BEL 80 SUB an Der Deits
isite Der 9ius Str. rs Gub fiibIi4
Der Is. Ctr. WonatIihs Mieibs $40.
Marp Dopls on 4ennie S6lushed,
Cots 33 unb "a in 5enrp :. S9uItes
unierabtbeiIuns in Deer pors (Steas
tr 50e) 81.
garolin. Raslp an Masbalsna
9snbuid, 30 BEL 200 SUB an Der
Wetieiis Der GbsH glpenus in gorrps
bile (Sieusr $6) 81.
2lrtie M. Wlcgormnd OIL Gbipdrb
9. Quinn, s5eif Der Got 90 in Sobn
6. @oobs 2lbbiiipn 5u pleaIant
Ribse (Gisuer $1.50) 81.
Glemsns s. WsiBel an 8efiie 9euip
% BEL 105 SUB an Der Norbitite Der
Sisbenten Strabs aipifden Mounb
unb Gutter Strabs (Steuer $4.5O
$4,000.
9nselin. so. Steele, per Sheriff on
Sba 3. Woobruff. Got SO in gsI
unb SteeIs's unt.robtbeilung IN 5drts
ipeQ $1O5.
Sscar 6. Daltbsr an emma ads
der, 40 Bel 146 SUB an Der WeiHeits
Der Wit. @srnon Mpenue in 9pbe
Part (Sieuer $3) 81.
Sbomas .. punibon an Wdrp @.
Waoemt.. AZ Bel 137 SUB an Der OIts
feite Der 4eabemp 2lpenue oiif price
5ia (Stsusr $2) 81.
Treb poblmeper an Ra6el pobls
meBer. so bsi 200 CUB an Der Oits
ieits Der 5omsr 4renue in whabiions
bile (Stsusr 81 81.
George Saeobs an Sofepbine Sds
eobs, Got 129 in gebdr Grope 8. unb
%. 9tfin's rntsrabtbeilung auf price
SilI (St.uer SOD 81.
9erbert 6. paboub an Carl unb
Sulin aeifbebt, 40 bd 140 GuB ar
Der MeItieite bsr Gpnnffpn NDenue
$50 JuB n5rbli4 Der 6eiDitt alpenue
(Steuer Soc 81.
Gtbsl M. SHmib an 15lorence 81.
xaplos, 55 bsi 1ao Hub aHSsr Ncsb'
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so. $3.50.
Sobn MeGabbsn an 5ObH 20. SEM
Tins $3.50.
ellie R. glofs an Wtitsrn uno
Sontbern 9iie ssnI. SO. $500.
Gofparb q. gorman an era IBID
$342.
Ssrbsrt gsaser an geOrs. 6. apIb
IL. u. $3.50.
@scres @riffiib on pisrte Warb 9.
unb &. So. $500.
asfuis Spslser Beef an Rem
9udeps 9. unb 3. Go. $500.
Sermun 8. pabIs on 5. ). Glprs
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ibre trob alIer Mrbeit ileine unb sisrs
lite 9anb briidte.
ySa, su Sbrem @prtsile," ld4ts Dc
iunss syrau, nobel lie ibre ipunoer'
bibi9en SABINE ieben lieb. .Sie ma:
rem Elm bibdsn lang unb biirr. Oas
bat ii6 nun sttpos eegeben, uno Der
Soloatsnrod itsbt Sbnsn ia audi sana
gut"
.elste, mad ben aaffee fur be
Gdiie," iaste Gentie s9lnnn wlOe tnr3,
pdbrenb iie bic Sbiir gu Der suten
Stube 0ffnete unb bic Serren aiffors
berte, eiButretsn. rs 1T ieit @o9sn
suo unb Tdtt seliiftst, !perr Obsrit,
nur nit bsnS8etien pirb es 10 ieine1
Saien bdben."
.Wu babt Sbr benn guer Sebeiant,
Srad giiiins21 frugte Sberit BON
6briitfslb, sritaunt in pem idu6srsn,
seraumisen 3immer iid umftbsno.
r0arauf bate i9 ia gerabe gert9nst.
als i'd meinen iuneen aameraben uut.
iprberte, elm Quartisr nit uns 5u be-
siebsn."
.Das 2ebeiant2 ga, bu lisber 9ctt.
Serr Sbsrit, bas Bat Der Susenb mel,
den miiFen," entsesnste Jentis. .4nnd
RSe nit einem Ssirf5er. .wleins
G6ipiegerto1ter msirte, es gebors
MIDI bier bsrein. lleberaI muB bas
qtlte, 9ute iiber Seits sei4afft nsss
bA."
.Run," beIdnftists Serr BON Gbriiss
feb. .bie junse Jrau bat ia am Gnoe
niat 70 san3 unre9t. Gs f4Iief ii4
nur gut barin. 2lber Sbr padt uns
etipas bon BEN Geber3eus ba ais,
nidt tpubra"
r8ans ME bic 5erren es fpiini4er,
Is 1T absr ni6t gu bieI barin. Wsnn
i6 Sbnsn Elm aiiien tUeSnebme - sic
perben i9on iebeu, 6err Sberft."
Sine baIbe Stunbe Ipdter faben Die
Sffisiere in Der Mobrtiif,e beim aafs
fee. IS ioas fpie INNER eebaIten
perbeu, penn feine Gt0runs babur9
psruria8t ipiirbe, meints '5err bon
GbriitfeIo, obsr Of ber juneen Jrau
Elm Iolbes 4rransement unansenebm
isi. 9ieie ertIarie rubig unb beiGeis
ben, bab Der Wile Der 9erren aIlein
b.Itimmsn psrbe. Storunsen ieien
ni6t gu sriparten, ba in bieier 3eit es
ia nod brauben Der arbeit ssnus
sGbe. Hur Danbsrburfaen betrdten
su bisIer s3sii bas 6ous.
|sntiesanua Wt1e tonnte iid3 zines
@efiibIes, fir neI4es re ieIbit tsinsn
1amsn sebabt baben lpiirbe. ni6t ers
ip.brsn. Ssi.ber mar lie bic ein5ige
mabssbenbe psrion I'm Sauie sepeien.
sic bate alss anseOrbnet, ben aifh
sebedt, hen aaffse cinssidenit uno
babel bic untsrhaItuns sefiibrt. 9euis
mar ibr mebr sine o6tparieibe Role
susrtsilt, bic Iie aber eisentIi9 fsIbit
ubernabin.
Die Serrsn, iopsit es DberF Don
Gbriitfelb unb aisutsnant BON aeurs
ebsn anbslarste, foIgien nur einsm
9sbot Der SOfIi6ieit, inbem i. be-
mubt fparsn, bic iunee. f4einbar els
mas idpeigiame Jrau nit in bus 9e'
iprd9 gu siebsn. Sraf Don 6. miitt.
fi4 iiberbaupt nift in bic unterbdl'
tuns. Gr ma6ts ben Ginbrnd, als
OF er ermiOet lei. giur ab unb Su
rihtets .r nit forihenbfm ansbrnd
ieinsn Bid ouf Glsts. bic aIlmdIih
ibr. gefanssnbeit ab;uitreifen begann
unb, anser.gt, ni9t nur Der unters
baItuns folsi., ionSern aud tell Sarau
nabm.
(Jortiesuns folst)
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fiibIid Der Clarion elpenue in Grant
iton (Stsuer So 81.
Strman 3. Grpesbsd an @eorss g.
9inanbt, 80 bel 200 CUB an Der
ROrbipeitfsit, Der Raribaa aDsnus,
300 Jub bon Der WcUlidsn apenut
(Steuer 81 $3.50.
Serman I. ejrossbed an Sobn Res
del, Sr., 80 bel 200 Sub an Der
Rorbpeiifeite Der Warfbal apenue.
$50 Sub bon Der MoWliden absnue
(Steuer $1) $3.50.
Ssnrp 3. 9rodamp an Grant Geps
Cots Isl unb 152 in gebar 9rops g.
uno 3. 9lfn. llnisrabibeiluns 81.
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@rnubsiseutfa .SypOtbsien.
Reu.SppDtbefen.

elioabstb Wl. Bruins an Clifton
9eigbis g. uno .. SO. $500.
Ysita ". 5o5p an 9ietDria .. u
glO. 2 $500.
ebrparb .. Quinn al Soutbsru
Obio Z. unb Z. so. $500.
8sffie geatp al DO. $1,000.
gtparb y. Quinn an DO. $500.
peier Sdabman an Glenbale y.
unb g. u. 50. $500.
WaIter Sopiins an Ditrts Darb ..
unb 6. so. 500.
Gboiib &. Ddpis an Silberion 6.
unb y. SO. $3.50.
Siaae SOniin on pries Sil Ro. 2
g. uno y. so. $500.
9arrp 9eul an Serbsrt Y. pa4Oub
1929.
Sarrist !. Bail an 2IIsranbI W.
Sarpuot $435.50.
FatberiHe g. 9drron an 5arrp
9i6man II. u. $1,000.
Sobu u. Whulariep an 5pbe part
y. Inb Z. go. $3.50.
DO an 6rant 8. ainnsp $500.
Benedict Z. 5rueb an Big 5Our 9.
unb 9. SO. $1,000.
Hemig Siodtr an 4ntonio Soms
6. unb 3. so. $500.
Samusl DolffOn an Star .. o..
RO. 8 60. $1,000.
pdtrid 5. Sissins on GrIts Ratio
nal y. unb Z. SO. $3.50.
@lsnbinning Y. @rossbsd an
abonbdl, 8. unb .. 60. $1,000.
Warsuretba 9ebrinser an Wlonart
.. unb g. ". go. $500.
Warr ). linneipsbr an Wt. abams
3. 60. $1,000.
Sobn $. R.iiinssr an pisriesWarb
3. unb 6. 60. $4,000.
J. srant WiIlenbOrs on gosmopo'
Titan y. unb 9. go. $1,000.
ellie Wl. Glote on Wsiisrn unb
Soutbsrn aife SnI. 60. $2500.
9sniamin u. Dablins an Some
SaDinss gant 60. S2l00.
Sofepb g. Wscainlep an DO. $1,000.
Gbarlss R. Goldman an Grisba
gpben $500.
5lorsnee g. goron an Milforb
5ome 9lbs. 60. $500.
Warearet sbomas an Gpriug Gars
ben 8. unb 3. Go. $1,000.
Sarrp Sifmcn u. U. an R. G.
Simmonbs $500.
Sobn g. Rsifinser an GsOrss BANG
baf $500.
Isnss aaiTslman an ReD7 9udspe
6. nnb 3. So. S650o.
Waibilba Gsrtpe an easlssS. unb
6. d. $1,000.
GetiIste 6ppotbehen.
Yeiid R. 5obn an q. W. aepin
aumbsr 60. $500.
emma u. grobsl an Meitsrn. 0srs
mon Yant $500.
ariis 6. Wegormad an Wlartba
Rubnall $3.50.
DO on pIsafant giibse Q. uub 6.
60. $1100.
9apib geDsns an Otto 6. pope
$3.50.
Mnna g. lsii9er on Court 5ouIs
g. unb . 60. $500.
Benjamin Ghedr an 2oiunitpills
6. unb 3. Go. $4,000.
Della Sbislbs an ambrofe g.
Roinier $418.23.
almbrois Rainisr an Mt. Garmsl
8. nnb .. 60. $3.50.
Gbitb @. 6. D6pis an Rsiptonn
g. unb 8. u. 60. $1,000.
5rsb pohlmeper an Souiberu. Dbio
6. unb z. 60. $1,000.
Sfaae Sontin an Gam 9erBuInnn
$500.
Gam 5erbmann an Gorti1ritf
9au wersin $500.
Soi. g. Meainlsp an Gilt Gbse.8.
unb g. 60. $3.50.
5arrisi 3. @ail an u. W. 5orDuci
S1235.
Charles elmlinssr an Rsabing q.
unb g. 60. $500.
3. 5. Jrueb an Oailsp part 60.
S3462.
Sarrp 9. Bridge an GDanitOn Q.
unb 8. 60. $1,000.
ebtpin 20. @uplib an cbtpurb
Ghul, $500.
6orrp 80. 9rod on mlouar@ 3.
inb 6. u. 60. $500.
Gtlo Wiaiedn an prOpibent CAB
inss 3. unb 3. 60. $500.
Gs0rgi Hanjbet an Alton & uns'a.
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RadikaIbefIung ar nervtn$eDW!al.s.D'.e., =! Y ..'I.,
ea nerbue ssn eseast pOa S s aosnsrtn
ros sbuoSms bes sbDrs aars ena
aus be gs aug rss
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-13
Mrs. A. B. Duncan.

Mrs. A. B. Duncan, aged fifty, died
Friday night at her home two miles
east of Garden Grove. She had been
in i'll health for four years. Her con-
dition has been critical for several
weeks.
Mary Ellen McVey was born Sept.
10, 1865, being the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob McVey, of
Clay township, Wayne county. She
was married to A. B. Duncan Feb.
Is, 1888. To this union were born
two sons and three daughters The
second daughter, Rosa, died at the
age of fourteen months. The surviv-
ing children are Mrs. Claude Ram
sey of Van Vert, Mrs. Lloyd Woods
of Osceola, Arnold and Harold. In
addition to her husband and children
she is survived by four grandchil-
dren, two brothers, Sam McVey of
Pomona, Cal, and Henry McVey of
Harrisburg, Oregon, two sisters, Mrs.
Rachel Caldwell, of Chase, Neb., Mrs.
Cora Mozart of Harrisburg, Oregon.
Mrs. Duncan was woman of great
energy and strength of character and
serenity of disposition. She was a
faithful wife, devoted mother, kind
neighbor and true friend. She was
beloved and honored by all who knew
her.
The funeral services were held at
the home Sunday at II O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. NJ. B. Wilson. In
terment was made at the Lewisburg
cemetery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-13
Battle Hill.

Will Vanderflute was a Kellerton
caller Tuesday.
Ed McGahuey had business in Tus-
keego Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Burk and Miss Kate
Burns spent Friday afternoon at Mrs.
Mart Mannasmith's.
Marion Zimmerman called at the
Ed McGahuey home Wednesday.
Miss Grace Wise of Van Vert, re-
turned to her home Monday after
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Tuskeego.
John Launtz spent Sunday at Ed
McGahuey's.
Jesse Wion was a Kellerton caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed McGahuey and daughter
Orpha spent Friday afternoon at
Grant Wise's.
Several from this neighborhood at
day evening.
Those who spent Sunday at Mart
Mannasmith's were Mrs. John Burk,
Miss Kate Burns, Miss Ola Klatten-
burg and Dale May.
Mrs. All Payton who has been sick
with typhoid fever is some better at
this writing.
A nice party was planned on Miss
Mary Jones Saturday evening, Jan. 8,
it being her 18th birthday. Quite
crowd of young folks We're present
and the evening was spent in games
and social talk. A nice supper was
served and all departed for home at
a late hour wishing Miss Mary many
more such happy birthdays.
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High Point.

Mrs. Glendenning entertained some
company from Colorado and MT. Ayr
last week.
w. w. Warrington and wife spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Duling moved to
High Point last week and took possess
sion Of the store he bought of Ross
Fulton. We are glad to have them
in our community.
Mrs. Maud Anderson of Mt. Ayr
visited several days the past week
with Mesdames Glendenning and
Clarence Cartwright.
S Ernest Sears returned Monday
night to Illinois, where he is attend
ing school, after spending the holl-
days with his parents.
A. l.. Sears made business trip
to Osceola last Saturday. =
Frank Smith and family spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stiles
near Crown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bumgarner WIS.,
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
konklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Skinner and
daughter Lucille spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. P. Brant spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Wolverton in Humeston.
Austin Smith and family of Wayne
county visited Sunday with his broth
or Ira Smith.
The Aid Society met Thursday with
Mrs. Will Morton. A very pleasant
time was spent. Officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year. They are
as follows: Mrs. Cora Brant presi-
dent, Mrs. Mamie Warrington secre-
tary, Mrs. Ale Skinner treasurer. This
is the beginning of the fifth year of
this society. They have 1857 depos-
tied in the bank. The hostess, Mrs.
Morton, was assisted by Mrs. Mar
shall Skinner, Mrs. James Skinner,
Mrs. Lyman. Parsons, Mrs. Mack
King and Mrs. Nelson Parsons in
serving scalloped oysters, pickles,
sandwiches, cake and coffee. About
thirty-five were present besides the
hostess.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-13
Welcome Ridge.

SAINT McGahUey and wife spent Sum
day at James Phipps'.
Reuben Mclaughlin was seen in
this vicinity Friday.
Loren Stephens and mother were
Decatur callers Saturday.
George Woodmansee was in this
vicinity Saturday.
James Stephens and wife and their
daughter Miss Pearl were Lamont
callers Saturday.
James Phipps and wife and two
daue htcrs Maude and Juanita were
Decatur callers Saturday.
Loren Stephens spent Friday night
with his friend, Mervin Naylor.
Bert Maynard returned Thursday
to his home in this vicinity and was
accompanied by his father-in-law,
Mr.. Montgomery, for few days visit.
Miss Pearl Stephens returned to
her home Thursday from Weldon
where she had been visiting relatives
and friends. AN
D Mrs. Ida Gravatt and daughter Ell
I'm were Decatur callers Tuesday.
II Bert Maynard went to Coon Rap
ids Monday to visit at the home of
Ills parsnts land other relatives.
81 Ellen Gravatt called at the James
Stephens home TGesdaNlt:.
S Ralph Phipps was Decatur caller
Monday. sa$
Mrs. John Smith was seen in this
u John WioS aid wifss were in this
vicinity Monday, sBH aieafta,a j
d Mrs. Ida 3Grayatt rand daughter Eli
lsp had business at A, 4. Mpi lille, so on
Monday. 80 49,, H. 4 ~.
81 George Williams and family are
Visiting "a few daysaatsFthe TO- An
Gfew' home this week. g. i 'aasa
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-13

= Werkins- Out Gardsn's Salvation.
Looking backward, I note the transit
ton from reading book about gardens
to doing work in one Of them and how
II, gradually came to pass that I read
less and only Of standard substantial
ties that might be termed principles.
because I found that l must work ont
my own garden salvation and work It
ont, Y not with fear and trembling.
certainly with, a humble mind and q
humble disposition. From M Grow
ing Garden : by J. Horace Mcfarland.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-13
Past Hslp.

The man with the old clock. under his
arm laid it OH the jewelers. showcase.
Il wish you'd see what is the matter
with this" he said.
The jeweler removed the dial, screw
ed his eyeglass into place and inspect
ed the works Of the ancient timepiece.
Nothing Is the matter with 1t now.
Its sufferings are over"
"Well, how much do I owe you?"
asked the man.
Nothing" answered the jeweler.
,'sThfsA isn't professional treatment
This Is a. coroner's inquest."
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t,Brailney.
Several have had, the grippe: /.

I. b u T.
- Several have had the grippe. "a
81 Mrs. T. A. Jackson and children
spent Thursday night at his parents
III Wayne county. -, &;
n Mrs. J.. w. Mullin returned Satur-
day. from LincolhSand other parts In
Nebraska, where she has been visit
ms the past ten days. fsgfttsiis.s of
Il N G., Grogan and wife and !, son
Maurice spent Sunday night at the
Bert Stiles home near Garden Grove.
j. B..o Snyder HAS been suffering
ftpm an attack OF the grippe. iss .
bftasaWaaaEWa3leEaha been quite
poorly potimuch imprOvsdsi
sa6everal oupiesaDfEy0nng folks ten.i
t6ved . sociel dance at VIM. Neg
iSSGE
Bert Gordon and wife and daugh-
80, .,&AwA 5S,,mSAav ~ RtnhaAn AfAn,a 80
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-13

Money to loan on some good farms.
Leon Savings Bank. =
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-13

Bert Gordon and wife and daugh-
ter spent Sunday at Russell Aten's. 4