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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-14

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ESsriss EF%qE GFttP Gaaas ii41l ilol sf!e Ist 3, &
Walter r; simon, Ga3S7 Dickinson st.
Charles =. Hill, 9Oi1 lierrttt vt.
Charles Ray. ib39 blctinson ST,
Chance L., spsrIgg, 81, rgint Breeze ave.
SGntis Turner. lsii $. Dorrance st.
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fSsspS bssI5 SSav$,%sgas, lax S aS'A st.
John strSitfe 5giG igtona st.
IShn @. MGAisn9smI 2SSs SS9, Federal st.
Ghar!eS Hsrry wsIs po?safr'E ai KaGS 2p9 s E"rp St.
samuel A. Crais, ai3l Morris ST. late of 1853 s..
IeSsh sSs saHmqGS h T,sst #Sl PAns@ rsaSss, :,
sep5 TsnIS@ KennaS SaiFs owcr st. Chester Pa
John W. Knoop 1899 s. I'D 81.
lIerb,rt 4. Steiner l2lo S. a2d st.
LOCAL BOARD NO. SO
T6SrIGs TnSgE, RSss nCr ato pgrfGF }ss tM,on n
James james Mcchsn. " liz Mtin Mtiin' st. t.''"'" st.
GGSrf 59Sa HcAilar A NfGnr iaf = Ssssp Rassy St st.
E,S%Sr'G 5%Hsj ESSiTsn, ,aSs ,SS oTTa. st
nTrss rsd;Sa: s:sT rs S, FGssSsFry ssiTly $,
fs%S IsSs $sIss% $sfs ID f!S chip IS; St
Oscar Oscar + IparkCnIe,ni aS3 ppgfor st.
Samuel Madisky, 2tl0 $. Reese st.
Isaac Il. ANelman. 2317 s. Front st.
Michael Y Marcel 6fS7 S. Howard st.
Iohn Zaberan, iOJ Hoffman st.
ntmuel Blander. 2i32 s. Lawrence st.
George s. LOWS. asa Daily st.
Frank S. Potts, 124 Hoffman st.
Doll Ellyson. - Prospect Bank.
August G. Hee. 345 Rtner st.
Daniel Hastings, 1894 s. Sd st.
Joseph Shechtman, 226 skunk st.
Joseph II. Stein, 1i2 Durfor st.
Joseph Hoherman, l0l7 Il. M?yamensing ave.
BENJAMIN Rosenfeld. 312 Mexican st.
Herman Katlin. 2Ilo $. 5th st.
William Fitzpatrick. PIT Wolf st.
John j. Fox, 2i32 s. 18th ct.
Edward J. Ansman. 153 Ritner ST.
William II kretchman i29 Mexican ST.
James j. Reynolds. PIG S. Lee st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-14

John r.. Adams. 2O5l Mountain st.
Joseph Foreman, 1i23 $. 21st ST.
Amato Dcllapolla. 1910 $. 35th st.
William II. krall. S31 Alden ST.
George Borland. 1914 s. Harmony st.
Darrell Eady. 2G31 Amin st.
Elmer Green, 2237 Latona st.
Peter English, l4I2 $. I'D 81.
Edward j. Schrandt. 23OO Federal st.
Albert Ennaco. 97O6 Ellsworth st.
Kaximis Codes 9li Wood St
John Briddell 1889 Gerritt st.
Antonio Gamhesi 1850 :. Harmony st.
William A. Reed, 1i12 $. I'D St
Charles B. NancCy, Jr., zoos TaslSer st.
John l.. Mullip, 17l4 $. 18th st.
William Gormey 1880 :. 27th st.
William J, LHrmour. 1915 5. 18th st.
Harry +. Hagarty, 1867 $. Bonsall st.
william J. Burns, Jr.. 2O29 Mountain st.
Alexander Marshall 1881 $. 21st st.
Donate Galdi. 1880 Morris st.
Patrick DelarEcy 2Gil Oakford st.
James II. Robinson, l43S $. 10th st.
John VI. McAvency, 17lS $, 18th st.
Harrison Sullivan, 1916 Alter st.
Michael RHftcr. 2126 Sears ST.
Robert HnilstoCk, 1898 Wilder st.
James J. Mccain. 2626 Iatona st.
Thomas Phibin. 1886 s. oath st.
Henry Kane. 1913 S. cath st.
William Strain 262S Latona st.
sylvester Bish 20l3 Gerritt st.
Aaron Hatch. 2246 wilder st.
Joseph Il. Nelson. 2122 Federal st.
Adolf Prtekop, G35 y. 18th st.
James Damario. 31O6 Wharton st.
Nelson :. Moore. 2213 Wilder 81.
William y. Morrison, 12i9 S. Bucknell st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-14

ssSs ss,ys;,ef s 4. ,s!!;ssss: 4; ss242, q q Z
Edwsrd ynsefss. -s3s jackson Il. III
George McLoughlin, 46 snyder ave. irI
Charles wyloski. f02 Mifnin st. a.
william J.. Rementer. stonchouse lane. w.
John J. Reilly, All Snyder ave. KIN
francis Carrigan, 221o 8. Lee ct. DU
Mendes weif. ss4 Jackson jacks 81 q. .. .Htfh
Morris Shapiro, 2135 s, 9th ct. - 10y
Christian Canter, ~ Dudley at. ,&tftt0l
samuel Cohen, 541 Cantrel at. ~
LOCAL BOARD NO. ~ 'l-i1
Walter Sutcllme, 6232 Dickens ave.
Reece r. Halsey. 1928 Laycock ave.
Joseph #. O'Regan 500 N. 18th at.
kai Andres Larsen. s29 savills ave-. Edd,
Charles 7. Davis. 2i2s s. con ct.
John Hin Kelley, GAS GrayS ave.
George G. Maxim, io27 Greenwsy ct.
Joseph II. Dougherty, 114O Elmwood ave.
W ", henderson. $3.50 Kingsessing ave.
Nolan piSey Jr,. 82l1 SreSgs ave.
Arthur Pauison. 18th and Island I'd.
David II. Stokley. 6210 Elmwood ave-
Total, IL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-14

Ernest zi.elrnsn.. ?i27 8. Howard
Morris Behman, McKean st.
Isidore Taterovsky, 21S1 8. 9Th st.
Elwood Myers, 219t = Lee st.
j. G. Smith, Jr., 2303 s. Front at.
David Susknow, $50 snyder ave.
Fred Hertfeder, 1877 Mexican at.
William Crawford, 1900 4. Lee ST.
George II, Krowmaler, 1p4s Moyamensins ave.
Harvey Servoss 800 Ritner st.
Robert s. Gibson 32s Cantrell st.
Andrew Olsen, 313 FITZGERALD st.
David l.. Geraghty, 500 Wolf st.
James j. DevIne. 2i48 s. Sd at.
George w. johnson, 252S Mexican st.
Lawrence Spltes, 2027 y. I'd st.
Adolph Asher 1921. s.. 9Th st.
Charles D. Dranoff. 52s Cantrell st.
Francis a, Carney, 2223 S: 80 ST.
kerbe johnson, ,2529 Mckee st.
Joseph Balcius, 81 Mexican st.
Frank a. Fisher, Jr. t06 Wolf ct.
Karl Seaman. 100 Roseberry st.
Harry snyder, 43O snyder ave.
Joseph r. Maxwell h17 Tree st,
Francis j. WITT. 1893 s.. American st.
Daniel -. Laftcrty. 1i6 Mercy ST.
James Ennis. 33O Fitzgerald st.
George Moheski, los Mifnin ST.,
Shoma SpvaCk, 243i $ Fairhill st.
Harry S. Raizman. i27 Wolf st.
James Clark. 1874 Gladstone ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-14

Gsmas Emmst Harris E1ssr isiG 81 wider p...r st,
Edward Fulton 1915 st. Luke ST., Germantown.
A1Saq A1aard dJ%pnqSoG %sS i slaT b,sD.sh Ee@Sra St,
lohg g. Wells, 2soe FederHi ST. T.
simon iiSTssr ifSTRT isSs Zoo canirt lSS9 st st.
a1rnSn H@ym9nd nHSidy K9ddy 1tsg s.o s. Msrston st.
I5aiisy g. ilringy;, 81 5, Hicks ave. ga" Lame
Thomas Mclaughlin. 233l Morris st.
IsS%"T I9%@Si sf5y Essf i5S5 jS5a s ian as4 !i s,
G,,barles, y, Mount, iaiG, Morris ST.
i!;iea1tenq8t Stevens, a5igS Ellsworth st.
rapl +. ,Gett!nFs, 2G5. Wilder st.
$aiSS a%ar, y Sso Tn0a Iss - 'aS RseG aeiG"s g. ST.
TsmuSl sEn Nc Mason noSo.S jr 4 is2 as $ s,man ST.
Eaymond Pierce, iGil S. 2Gth st.
IiaTI%iTI WI%iaTmI T,iqsSR; s KSv ii5i TS$cr s.,
Ei%ooi n IiIif' M6E' isiS T.SS !":4tE s4tS st. st.
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aSt sS Il MgaHsan FagsSHn !5Sf ai S Moiii sia St. st.
Ts2maE e2man !; faer G@aT9Srs ,S 27ai hstc9a st.
iGhm ohm, Harris; y 1920 $; r9!ton st..
i: /; Harvey. i$?6 s slst st.
HalEh Rollins, i5oS 5. Norwood st.
| william Williams. l55l =. Lambert st.
| Irvine L.. u. Blackman. 221o Wilder st.
| Michael J. Hartney. 1910 Morris st.
| Robert q. Branch. 9O1t Reed st.
William J, Scott, 1925 s. 33d st.
William Massey, 232l Mountain st.
| David Dougherty, lI1O S. Marstor st.
William l.. Ellis. 2O1t Manton st.
Governor Berry, 1897 :. Stillman ST.
John =. Johnson, lS33 Mountain st.
Clarence Spicer, 3jth and Gray's Ferry I'd.
| John Burke, 1900 S. Beechwood st.
Joseph +. McClaerty. 3iO0 Oakford st.
George T.. Hackney. 222Q Watkins st.
| BERNARD Murtagh, 1877 s. 24th st.
Frank ~. Collins 1S0S Morris st.
James King. 1917 NTnnton ST.
Irwin PritChard l523 = Opal st.
| Andrew Yates, Gloucester Va.
Leo VI. Coyne, 1891 Pierce st.
Emmett Alexander, 1905 s 21st st.
| James Woodruff, ltS y. 10th st,
YuroZ Stretcrick. 2S25 Amin st.
Thomas Fassett, 2Oli Oakford st.
George u. Bailey 1881 I.atona St
| George A. Harbaugh 2i17 Wharton ST.
| Michael Kenny. l13l $, 18th st.
Edward ]. Flood. ll2S s. aith st.
Glenn Champion. 2li3 Ellsworth ST.
Rudolph l.oughlin. 15lH S. Guenther st.
Rudolph Hoffman,. 1905 s. 23d ST.
Thomas Stewart, 1233 $. Hollywood st.
Robert Mills 25i3 Alter st.
William j.. Moore. 2i35 Federal st.
| Neal Callahan. 2139 Watkins st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-14

Fred Leo Watson. 39is De Lancey st.
Charles EdwaTd Fisher, sass ludlow avV st
Thomas 600! Cock Flanagan, 256 $. s7th st.
%sslGy hsrss Xs%T " sea 81 30 $ & 's5e aseh St st.
John WaFner; 1907 ,H,, woodland ave.
HAMPTON W. HoEc. siis Walnut st.
Frank FIR s s Gardiner: g! rd S9dS o Locust st:
Julius Robinson, 4lO4 Market St.
GXaa Wam JSseph ss siS aSs5 hdST Sow st.
Hugh James FolleXr,. iiOSs Chestnut st.
cFapk s. ATnoi5 MSgge ysGrs S2S s 36a
T?WT Wiam S q MsScao RssI S Si@ LSGps & s.
peter Pa!sir, %"5A "asd5A Waosaiand" %yo S@H ave-
Rennis sIs Ma. W Matthew'S. 20 $. 2ad st. ,o.,
Tgant Tm2n MiSfmST y Hnncn + 7dS 9 Locust S aSi st. 40h ST.
jay Paul Jetcr, 8eOd Walnut st.
Jonas Coman, 3632 Market st.
Charles Patrick KeogEh. i6!S Walnut st.
Michael Sh 't +. draGam @ iii iiSF CHESTNUT st.
lanes v ,sda Dalton 1922 woodland ave-
Ebert Alexander 1852 Market St
Vincent i. D. Bragg, 37oo woodland ave.
Hntono org4snsk s2lS sas Ch@9esOr
Charles i; Hiiliard, ,a2is Ludlow st.
AiSSEt nSwaos Meln RIcS Jones Is 5 sys sith St.
Richmond d; Gray. Ala tlao ludlow Sc.
George II. Faggcrt. PRia General Hospital.
Gelestno so,pongG aoob tlll alnt Baltimore ave.
Samuel Edward sil4 Ludlow st.
Peter A. Burke ao7 S. 3Sd st.
LOCAL BOARD No. 80
Eugene A.. Thomas, 22l3 Reed st.
Kristan S. svenson. ie2i S. Etting st.
Roger ger Newboid. 1885 Fern9n St
Thomas i. Smith. 1882 Wilder st.
James ]. Coyie, 292G Amin st.
Roger Coleman; 2oi6 Ellsworth st.
SnanaeT 1dSn I'd Gma2 s orr a $S2s RSRS sheG%eF st.
Peal Peal Pearl Alien, ,ii4o S. 18th st.
{Ghn caTTingtSn al7 a." Rso5 5oth St
Rufus ciarks. 1926 Tasker st.
Neil Boudn, 1924 Ellsworth st.
Michael Enrght, 1912 $. Stanley st.
?hR a Taan EnnesPn 5 1 1Ia9 s s4tP "
Is;Ssrt R9Sert Brown RnSy 2994 6Aggd Annin St
George L NAVAL WslePS P7o, 22Ia TorI Reed ST.
s, AiSsrs Psylip; ss i%2$ N?Tk,rE ST.
William r.. Cheatly, 2l27 ,oakford st.
SaSPRg GoSn ssross, Es"ns salt RI Earp RI SS'" st. ST.
James Ro9inSon 1859 FsSGr EaSG2n, st, s.,
EFS%n FFa%as oGrfai Fo5ln si BIcEinsSn s St
Albert MGillSienney' Ei a9 sa97 r;an Earp st st.
sTesSr n kps asS% s. ss snSy %hsron s st.
MsdaSr Thomas j. ). ksiiyy,, ksy, 5$$i WhsTion St.
RoSart fSSsRa ) Johnston. Sao a7io Wharton st.
John Mcc9rthy, 5s+7 d,i Gesm9if1 e si,b ays. ",
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-19

Pleasant Valley Sunday night.
Willie Campbell and Albert and
Bill McNichols called at the Grant
Hatfield home Sunday.
Lee Ellston and family and Floyd
Warner went to Grand River Sunday
fishing.
Jeff Grimm and family. George
Petrie and Grant Hatfield and fam
lily called on Jim Grimm Sunday
Harley Lee called on Homer Ram
sey Sunday evening.
Jud Vanderpool and firmly were.
Grand River callers Sunday.
Lloyd Ramsey and Bud Baker were
Grand River callers Sunday.
Roy Mckee and Dewey West were
in these parts Sunday.
Elmer Ramsey-called on Homer
Ramsey Friday.
Garvin, the 1 year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar West, is very low at
this writing. Thursday, while their
parents were away the children were
playing and Garvin climbed up on
galvanized hog shed and in some way
slipped and fell lighting across rail
fence. He was seriously injured.
Three doctors were called and also a
nurse. His many friends hope for
his speedy recovery.
Albert Fullerton and wife visited
at Bill Collins Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-19
THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Church.

Sunday school ......... $3.50 a. m.
sunday, july END, there will be
no preaching service at our church,
for by the time this appears in print
the pastor will be. in sunny Kansas
enjoying his vacation which the Oh
ficial board so generously and kindly
extended to him.
No intervening providence. the usu-
al service Sunday, July 18th, namely,
Sunday school at $40, preaching at
;10:15, Epworth League at Z.
The Standard Bearer Girls report
a splendid convention which they at
tended at Osceola, Monday and Tues
day, july 9 and 10. We are also
pleased to add that the Leon Stan
.dard Bearers appeared on the pro-
selves and for the pleasure and profit
of all present sacred pantomime
Our girls have promised later to rem
der this same pantomime for our en-
tire congregation.
They left Leon shouting, happy
band. They came back to Leon tir-
ed, hungry, heavy eyed, MOSQUITO bit
When? They left Leon Wednesday
afternoon and they returned Thurs
school boys ranging in age from ten
to fifteen. Yes, they We're chaperon-
ed, Walter Osborn and the preacher
in charge had that privilege and
honor And they all had a good
time, for even though the beds were
hard and the eats in some instances
Tan short, yet the swimming was
great, the fish came right up and
ate the bait off the hook and in some
instances they even tried to bite the
hook off Wnen that happened there
was JOY in the camp. Sure, were all
going again. Messrs. p. G. Monroe,
Ira Officer, w. H. Shields and Harry
Bradfield have the thanks of the
boys and their chaperons for the
part they took in conveying the boys
to and from Davis City, for that was
where it happened.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-19
Den1ner Curry.

Denmer Curry was born in Decatur
county, Iowa, Feb. 1, 1856, and died
at the family home near Kellerton,
July Z, 1917, aged 81 years, 5
months and 6 days of age.
He spent the early part Of his life
in Decatur county and about thirty
two years ago he moved to Ringgold
county and bought farm near Kel-
lerton where he has since made his
home.
He was married to Mrs. Abby
Ramsey, June 20, 1s9Y and to this
union were born two sons and one
daughter, all of whom were present
at the time of his death. For some
months past he was in failing health
and since the first of last January he
was unable to do any work and his
son Bert at that time took charge of
the farm.
Eight years ago he united with the
M. Z church, Nr. Curry was the
youngest in family of five sons and
was the last to answer the summons.
He did not care especially for pub
lie career, but was a great lover OF
home and was a good neighbOr, a
LOVING husband and an indulgent
father. He will be greatly missed by
his wife, his three children and an
adopted son and five step-children, a
number of grandchildren and many
friends
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-19
Brush College.

Mrs. Ralph Frost of Leon spent
Wednesday and Thursday of las,
week at David Hubbard's.
Ode Vanderpool and family were
Sunday visitors at the Clyde Waller
home.
Ed Still and wife spent last We'd
nesday at John Minors.
Misses Annie and BeElah Hubbard
day visitors at Mrs. e. A. Little's.
Miss Catherine Latta spent Friday
with May and Fay Smith.
Nell Still and wife spent one day
last week at Earl Stills.
Miss Mary Flynn visited last week
in Leon with Miss Mamie Mullin.
Mrs. Nell Still spent one day last
week with Annie and Beulah Hub
bard.
e. J. Evans and family were Sun
day visitors at Mrs. Z. A. LittIe.s
Jim Still and family spent one day
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Andy
Smith.
David Hubbard and daughter Beu-
lah spent Saturday in Leon at Ralph
FrOsts.
of Leon visited a few days last week
at Mrs. Mary GrOgan's.
Nell Still and wife were Sunday
visitors at Rolla Craig's.
M. l.. Dale and family, Ralph Frost
and wife and Dell Cozad were Sun
day visitors at Will Carlan's at Well
don.
Misses Velma Still and Inez and
EfIie Robson spent Saturday evening
with Catherine Latta.
visited Friday and Saturday at John
David Hubbard called at Rolla
Craig's Sunday.
Wilber and Walter Robson spent
Sunday with William and Lawrence
Mrs. Charlie Ward and children of
Vale, S. D., visited Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of last week at the Mike Grit
Mrs. Mike Griffin and daughter Vir-
gene spent Sunday at Charley Camp
John Albaugh and family were
Sunday visitors at G.. G. Campbell's.
John Flynn spent Sunday with Ed
Owens.
A. E. Poole was Leon caller Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Grogan, Willie Grogan
and wife and son Joseph, Mrs. M. G.
Mullin and Katie and Ella Grogan of
Leon spent one day last week at the
Mike Griffin home.
A. J.. Woolsey and wife were Sun
day visitors at Mrs. Jane Lilies.
Tom O'Boyle spent Sunday at Mike
Griffin's.
Miss virgene Griffin visited one
day last week at John Grogan's.
Mrs. NJ. c.. Mullin of Leon visited
last week with Mrs. Mary Grogan.
Willie Grogan and wife and son
Joseph, Mrs. Mary GrOgan and Mrs.
M G.. Mullin were Sunday visitors at
the Joe Mullin home.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-19


f. Kyner, west of town, was wrecked.
His Ford car was not injured. Many
trees We're uproOted in the Kyner or
chard.
AT the L. G. Kyner home the trees
in the orchard were all blown down
with the exception of seven.
The barn was demolished at the
home of Jess and Will Abel, two
miles northeast Of town. A large
corn crib. was blown down. Boards
from the barn were carried to a field
some distance away. Mr. Abel told
the writer Thursday that shingles
from the barn were carried to his
corn field half mile away and driv-
en- into the ground from 10 to -
inches. A new binder in the barn
was slightly damaged.
J. l.. Yates had silo blown over
and barn blown down.
Some damage was done to the j.
C. Mock residence in Fairview
A barn on the w. Sponsler farm,
northwestern town, was blown down.
new Era.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-19
Brethren Church.

There was disappointed look on
the faces of several who gathered at
the church last Sunday for the
preaching services, which through
some misunderstanding there was
none as the preacher was several
miles away from the church at the
times of the service. However, this
will not happen next Sunday as ar
rangements have been made for a
sermon at 1915 promptly. Sunday
school at $3.50, lesson" Sennacho-
ribs Invasion of Judah ii Kings,
19:2O-22, 1881. Golden text-''God
Is our refuge and strength, very
present help in trouble"
Christian EndeavOr at Z. Subject,
Applying the Golden Rule to Our
Lives, Matthew 7:7-12. On Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock Miss Marie
Lichty will speak to the S. S. G. E.,
and at to the Sisterhood girls. The
girls are requested to bring their
lunch with them. She will address
the congregation at and an offering
will be taken at this service. Remem-
Der the union meetings on the Chris
tian church lawn every Sunday even
ing, and we want to see more of our
people out to these services.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-19
Crown.
Fred Follmer is working for, B. H.

Fred Follmer is working for, B. H.
Sarchett
George CARRIER has been lying very
i'll for the past week with typhoid
fever. All hope to hear of his early
improvement.
The next regular meeting of the
Farmers Cooperative Union will be
held at Crown on Wednesday even
ing, July 25th.
Mrs. J. G.. Harris entertained the
members of the Priscilla Club and
their families at lawn party given
at the Harris home on Friday even
ing last week. All brought baskets
filled with good things to eat. They
returned home at late hour, the
evening having been enjoyed by all.
G. W. Clampitt has been under the
weather some for the past few days.
A number of relatives Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Sarchett, including VIM.
Sarchett, brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Niblo of Osoeola, and Mr..
Sarchett's brother and family and his
Mr.. Brown and fam
lily were visiting here recently.
George Bunch and daughters Ethel
and Letha visited Sunday at the
home of Garfield Bunch.
j.. c. Harris and family called
Sunday evening at the home of B. H.
Sarchett.
A hail storm damaged crops to
some extent the past week.
Farmers are quite busy now put
ting up their hay and harvesting their
small grains
Brice McDonough has been i'll the
past few DAYS.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-19
Martin Luther Logan.

Martin Luther Logan was born
May is, 1863, on the old j. E. Logan
homestead in Decatur county. He
died at the old j. e. Logan homestead
on July 4. 1917, aged "a years, L
month and 10 days. He was the son
OF J. E. Logan and Mile Ann Logan,
of precious memory in this commun-
Hlty Practically all of his life has
been spent in Decatur county. On
July %, 1886, he was married to
Lore na Hawkins. To this union was
born four children, Leila, Guy, Ben
and Reese.
While young man he was con-
verted and united with the Methodist
Episcopal church South at the h1st0r-
ic Logan chapel. At the time of his
death he was a leader of the church
trustee. His interest in church wOgk
has been marked and he stood fore
most in his community for religion
and morals His presence will be
sorely missed.
Besides his wife and children he
is survived by two brothers, J. W.,
of CrestOn, Mont, NJ. O., of Leaven-
worth, Washington, and four sisters.
Mrs. B. T. Miles of Corydon. Amanda
Springfield, Mo-, and Coyle of Line
Vile.
For the last two years the health
of the deceased has been failing:
This finally developed into a form of
Bright's disease which proved fatal.
The end came in peace without much
suffering, with his family about him:
He was able to give them farewell
message and expressed his readiness
to meet his Creator. His last illness
was characterized with self sacrifice
and patience. Tenderly cared for by
his loved ones and host of friends
and neighbors who strived to make
his last hours as comfortable as pos
sible, a good father, husband, broth
er, neighbor, leader and friends has
passed to the great beyond. His pray
ers and testimonies will be missed in
the church. He lays down imple-
ments of spiritual warfare to take up
the glorious rewards of the Heaven
" King.
Fight on my soul, till death
Shall bring thee to thy God;
He'll take thee, ut thy parting breath
To his divine abode.
The funeral service Was held ct the
farm reeidsaee. Thursday, at 10 =.