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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16

Den Goie, iom tnfffe aabner fig
for ben liugibenoe Sols stroller,
Moo / SpIge Ell ubeielig Maturlob,
ia1ort i%ammeaftarre og 81. 2igeleoes
gaar Set me0 %. Men fra ben SID,
Di letter Dor @jertebgr paa bis
@eg, % Zig ben uegenfiarlige &oie
icrroer uo, u6en Sorbebolo, Dor
QUIT % 5fi9nbeo til enbber, Ser
gaar % forbi, la6er hi 5plifin mo
Il bore 5j9le.
On ung Millionar i @ittsbnrg
Dor moattet buffe nnber meo fit
9elbreo / fin Sagen efter &ig0Rm.
9an er mi ii ct Sinosipgeaipl, ct
boablplt fpliif % aan6eligt @rag.
@bor mango Mil1ioner bor ban err
bberbet fig, er Oct fer1te 5pprgs=
maal, Ri npilfoarlig filler % 1elb?
Meen Dbu0 Sorifjel er Set MI for
bam, ont ban tiente tire Gents eller
tre6ibe Mill. Dollars? Sen enc
Sum fremfor Den on0en betpoer
intetf or Ell Mat6 / ct 5inosipge=
oiDl. &on bar bobet op en- be1 Sci
al 6e1rne 8erbens Coos. 81 fomm1er
i ST. 6en Suno, fom, ga 'ban git
oDer Ell @ro, bab6e ct Sen / fin
Muao. Men ga ban fit ie fin &e-
f%lefiton / 8offe11> los bo11 Benet
foloe, for at faa set, Don 1aa /
@on0et. Denne unge Mono og SUM-
oen Dor lin 2ige opero!1t. Mnnge
ofrer @elbreo, @lebe, og. ofte beres
9Gre> poo Mammons Otter, Mig=
bonn bielper ingen, bbis man poo
@run6 at 6ens Sagen taber 5l1no=
beo og EFT lon0 Grfjenoelie al eng
npttige Stilling / 5omfunoet.
0ih ger6en bore be0re eller mere
on0 efter 6enne nubpren6e Ber6e1ls=
frig2 Man lpprger bette Sp9rgS=
maal, 1aar man tpnfer poo Sen g.
lenoigbe6 og Sammer, iom be1lm
aria bor fort me0 fig. Otter 5torm
fommer Coffin, flyer Or6lproget.
l10en Sbinl bill Sen blibe beore. 81
fer allere6e Eegn pao, at 6erne
Geroen bliDer felt forlfjellig> 11oar
oen11e Orfon bar raiet fra Jig. @i
leper | en- np Herto6e, 6a We1ne=
ifet finoer fig ielp og = uerlagt -
for ferite Gong / @iltorien, finder
fin @u6. (Men bi n1oa pon famine
Sio ogioa inorpmme, at Sc On6es
@uo bor alorig p9ret ino aftib
iom nu.) Ml6rig bor Menneifet lpgt
@no font MI. Man er Jig mere be-
pioT 1rangen e tier @u0, en6 1togen
5inoe fbr. 6gr 6e11ne &rig bar ser
oltfor mango Sormalifeter 5fre
for et ltblpS 1g oonosIps @nosoDr=
felie. Nn0re aniaa @u0 for at bore
ioa longt borte, at Fan ingen ST.
teresle bub6e / bboo' 1om foregif
Der paa Sor6. Ser bar forbol6spiS
ga11ife faa tgjen, lom birfelig met
te. noget me6 beres @uosoDrfeli e.
Seen Ser bar al0rig bnret en- Ei6,
naor en lille trofalt Slot ffe bar
igjen, font 4oo fit 2Ds bre116e =
og berbeo tilfjen6egop set tpffe
M6rfe, lon oltfor monge lIebeoe /
% oct | 5fDgger1 al. &trfetaor=
net. S Srengielens Ti6 fan man
be6re faa &e6e paa, bbem set CT,
1pm Dirfelia itoor / set rette CUBS
forbolo. 81 fer fremoDer til cit Ser
oe1speffelie ia, Sen bor begpn0t
allereoe. 81 er ioa uinobil6fe", at
bt ier frentober til Sen Sis, So
Magterne oil gjpre 8rug al Ell al1
sen 5logS Gcroenspolitif, ga inter
national @pinoipge life bruges lo1r
'@runo til &rig, 11aar mon fan iige:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
6maa Betrastntngrr.
electromagnetic. - &pien % Men=
neifet, - Gen iinbsiDge MiQio=
Nor. = @rtg pg &riitenbo1n. =
Sesie Ypmerp0. - 2ibsfilp1pfi.
- Heribins / Merieo. = Mmeri-
fas &erbens6an6el.

8i leoer mi / Gaiteti6en. Sen
Sio - ga Sen bele fri tne Strife
logger larlfilt 8egt poa &riiti,
Gdltenl Sriltelle, @ine og Dpo.
SIR begif> man SEN Sell, at man
/. 6aitetioen gjoroe al 5lags Sill
1telninger for at in0iomle Sen9e til
Delgjpren0e 9jeme0. Man iom1e0e
lite fine Sanfer ON 8pn, 2obiang,
2eSning al CUBS Sr0, % 5elp<
frittf, lom er pasien6e til 6enne Del
at &irfeaoret. CT set life beiligt,
/ Set oaglige 5treb, at for0Dbe Jig
/ &riltustonfer? 81 Tan pa16re me6
bonn, poa Sen 2ipsonifuelle, ban
bob6e, tabe liot al Dor Ggenfierz
ligbeo, og birfelig legge frem for
Dagen, at hi lite leDer % ielb ale
ne, beo at gjere Ell iprifilt Mn=
itren9elie for at forfremme Dor Na=
ties legemlige og ao16elige @elbe<
finoen6e: @pem er ser, lom life bor
erfaret oen 1eregne @!e6e> iom
fslger meo 6el1 5elbopofre1ie> TOM
Ri piler Dor trenge10e Ne1te? st
benligt SrO, cit lille @oon6srpf=
ming fprer meO Jig e1 1erifilt @le=
Sc. @r life Bette proftiif &rilten=
oom? st gipe Mffalb poo pisie Sor<
nsjelier, % Np0elien al forifjellige
Bor6retter er ct prisbprDigt Cts
enpe1 poa electromagnetic - iaa<
fremt oette ifer al Sen rette 8ebeg-
grl110. Naar man prifer Meiterens
Offer til Menneifet, if11loe ma1t poo
larnme Sil Site ct Ieberoe gfsen1-
bel poo 6en- Ianmel1 Sengtpenbeos=
aor0.
&on 9u in6biloe Sig en- @o1e,
1om bilbe fige: uSSeg .bor life &aoo
at gipe bort min Sfi6nbe6 og D1ft.
Seq maa bebol6e 6en for mig ielb.
Seq bill fol0e igier mime 8lom1ter-
blade og tilbagebol6e min Suit"
Goo6an en- &o1e bil6e begoo 5eIp=
moro. Den Diloe 50 / iig ielp.
Soale6es tilintetgjgr ma1ige Men-
neifer pe0 6ercs @genferligbe6 Sen
9fpttc % Geliigne11ie, pc fun0e blibe
til beri Geroen. Sen, 1om forietlig
n9gter at giDe fig ielp til on6re,
beb- at oritene fit &ierte for Melte=
fjarligbeo, negter at gpe &jerlig=
De6sgjerninger,, maa mart erfare,
bo11 tober Sc ioafol6te @ooer, ban
prgDer at beboloe. @a11s mere flint
felen0e 9eotur bliber forltenet. San
pe11oer ct 0gpt 9re til &oob ON
@j91p, Gaarer, 1pm life faloer poo
0rnn6 al Dor NG1tes 5org bliper
forbon6let til en- fulfe1roe 5Dre paa
bort eget @jerte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
u@o0's in bis SeoDen all,S
right mhb tbe morl0."
aIlS

Sor Al Mar li6er1 orebte Sesie
BomeroD, cit Is Mors Dreng, to
lmaa 8grn. Sans Dom bar, at ban
if1116e benges;; men paa @rnno al
Bans unge Ml6er, blep bon lat /
enion1t liDsDorMt Senglel. Den ip-
benbe December 1876 bIeb ban til
beipnrret / CIT Gelle. me6 ct Bin6ne
! Taget, 1oa ban lite funoe lie fine
Me0mennelfer. Da ban ifuloe bope
eegemSpbelie / Sriluft, iaa ban fun
fin @ogter - ingen an6e11. Scr to
Mar it6en fit ban Sob ait gao til
Senglelsfirfen to @ange bber S6n=
bag, men maatte ii60e for fig lelp,.
alene | ct Sidrne. Sou ffal ban
faa 2op at DO / Ell @eIIe, lno ban
fan ie fine Me6fonger goa forbi>
toge Sci / Spngllets forlfiellige
l1noerbo!oninger, og foa Ben 6laes
Mrbej0e, iom bans ipoge 6elbreb
tilla0er. 5tatens B%ebanoling al ben-
ne Man6 er u%foribarlig: Mt 1tpnge
en- ing Dreng bort fra 8er6en u11-
Der oisie 6orbolo, ct en- @oro11ti
for bons Undergoing. SSrtet timber,
at bans @elbreb er bru6t. Set er
ct Mtrafel, at. ban lite er sos. geu
til Gags bil0e n1on 9abe lat bom
| ct 5logs Mipl, bbor bon fit sen
,1popenoige GiIifpn6eIie til at lebe
ct npttigt 2iD omfrine fig. 81 for
irarer bDerfen Sorbrpoelle eller
6e11s De1fortjente Straf. Weon buroe
anie Sorbrpoerell font ct oonos-
ipagt Menndfe> og rette fig 6eref=
ter. 9a bol16!er mon iom friltne
Soft.
Sngen er for flor eller for lille
til at un6goa fin 8rebellestime. s
enDpers SIP fonan1er Ser en- Sis,
5 a CHS 8iliefraft og Eenfeopgftg=
+ e6 bliper nnriogt tilintetgiort. =
!SDis man ga ifol babe Sremgong,
.nlaa man bnbe EFT 2ibsfiloi ofi. ~.
Nogle iaofal6te olmin6elige Soft
leper I Gelge en- big ubepi6lt Sips
dll1ifffne!!ii e. @iie Meno potter Oh pda
S ormen, I @ruben, / Sobrife,1, ioa
pt1 TOM / ct 8ibliotbef. Deres Meo=
orbejoere b%eltoen0er fig til 6em / en-
boer Strife. -Mn6re bor 6eres 2ipsfilo-
10 f. men Sc leper life 6erefter. Man
I'd II bore 9runofeitet / fir @eligion,
III en- life ie noget 8in6eleo mellem
Der 90 set 0oglige 2ib. @i6enifob
% @u1tur ct meget ofte forpefs1et
N Go ion6 @n6s6Drfel1e. Men 6is1e
ct fun Moipre6el1er Sc tilfreoslil-
le 7 life bort il1ore @aiens Begiar
cf ter 5anobe6en.
Site ollie 2ipSfilo1ofier .er gobe.
|0fte ,lfer set, at onoe M9no inoto=
ser beie 2ibsiti!linger. Sen uerli=
&c Nolitifer, oen Sorretningsmo116,
iol1 beorager fin Nplte, iperfietter
cit oaorlig SroeSbefjen6elie; men
Sc opnaar tit Maol, til Erobs for,
at oct CT b9roilplt. Smtolerti6 font
II ter n1ollgt ct go6t Menneife, 1om
/ ffe bor l1oget 2ibsmob, Jig life
al N1ettel. San benter poo Sen
9plone M%nleoning. De, iom forltaar
iig poa 5jplelpre, paoltoor, al. Set
~. u. :EEo rI~IL 81 c..YY.1 -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
URIC ACID
.VOLDER ALDRIG
RHEUMATISME"

Jeg ensker al Devise dettil Deres TIL.
fredsstillelse. Hvis De har RHEUMATIS-
ME eller NEURITIS, acut eller kronisk =:
uden Hensyn til Deres Tilstand - skriv !
Dag efter min FRI BOG ON "RHEUMA.
TISME, DENS AARSAG OG HELBREDEL-
Bog nogensinde skrevet''. Send ingen
Frimaerker - len err FULDSTFNDlG FRI.
Husk at der maa skrives oaa Engelsk.
JESSE A. CASE,
Rrockton, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-16
TO Pal
HekIede
Fit.

Disse er store,
smukke Noting
ham, h@klede Gar
diner. az Yds lange,
elegant Nc
smuk bred B ort,
godt udfert Kant.
Passende forParlor,
Daglgstue etc. Skriv
efter Is Silk "OMve
OIL Castile'', Sabe
at sselge,'til 10c Stk.
vi sender 'S@ben
portofrit. Mar solgt
send os $3.50 og vi
sender Dem to Par
At disse srnukke
Gardiner.
Friend Soap Co.
Dept. N. 223.
Concord Jct.,
Mass.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-17
VENTED TO nLL HIS N.s
infian In, Happ~ueh N Ger IN Was
- H4s Gun FlrsL

Gf.lsT Dks NsT fs-Ir---v
r-- t0r. t-a fst.a- sre- Esrs lasy
Saturday -lzEt tet - a T4-ta -1a-
Dr-I I.ea-tT r.srEirz arI uaa
.re4Ett -1rs ~ rts ~l-y tclaT for
Burial me reg-1 Eas made r.4 get
avsJ arl -re soIlre are a17u olt l1o<-
laz f.r h.m Fr1r U-r4ssss vas
saw TIE sr5cIrs f-e F-sr s-1ry -rat
vas cert o4t nat tas xl4nz vas !a
go - srse ls f.scre1lteI ard rrey
lsY fhtr ne regr1 deliberately killed
me irtar. TIE regr1s rar~s ts
I5nr -arfaT. arf he Ess tEe rsp-..s
t.on 1f Being tad man and had gsne
~ "Llf-is TlDperary" wtth the inrsr-
ton - kliArz sorrs other nan. bg.
phsn the IlIaa s7t IN his road he
shot h.ra.
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Na-kn@se BOY AIiernate

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essts2a. .ilaa Saas B1EGt-r.
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: aefson Los4.l Of MuskOsse has been
ntfAec Ilrst siternats 20 Cadet Robert
acn az Anrz,c.ls by Senator OEsn.
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Old Traders
DOPE

- isli't / MIXTURE q UNKNOWN
rAhl>. 1T MAY NE.AN >DNtF.
idiNE, u MAY MEAN NOTHING.
lou Nt>r h, ABLE u RFAp RI
MIN thS LINES or you ,,F~T No
>t-N>h oat ~ it. Il : PI-KFTN an
~ and GUSTS ON TRADER -
" III = hpc,. THERFFORI. DO
NoI INkE 1T >ERIOU>IY.,
The SUBSIDIZED PRESS h,. PIT
BlNAN DOWN ANp orr Ri thrv
nav not STOPPED ms CATFTSH
NNtl FROM TELLING, III, 7, OR
N,NNMoN CLASSES THEIR RIGHTS,
ht-Nh RErWEtN THE Inns.
VII, shoud poLrrtCS pl,y PART
"hic MILLIONS or thc hs->t RIOOD
uI u tNkIH i SUFFERING and
ttptNI In the TRENCHES fe's
w thc >hkE oi BIk-E'DING UU-
~ N'M LIT ROOSEVELT cor
WITH ulM,..
Nln TRADER l. = pOpEE. and 4
nkt NMtR. lie DIRE. ,NtTp that
WAS AIlONTp to ~
WIN an army of our BRAVE sons
10 lkNNCE ami Belsium Ia CARRY
'in tloltN tn the TRENCHES To
Vslaoi'Sh FREEDOM FOR AII,!!
Nnu when the kNSER saw OLD
",NhN ttoNriNC frylm THOU
NM fl.\CtS HE PROMPTLY
'>HN RooSfNEtr to Mtt~T him
'nn MN IT OVER, rhcn ROOSE-
!, .ti SNn; "HuIN, ,lo right. or
WI NRE GOING 10 RERIIN,,"
'NllrlC>, POLITICS, POLITICS!
!, NY Vtit\E cl>c But POLITICS,
''itN co III JAIL.
NooStNEiI was ALLOWED %
,o ne would stop the war within 80
"NS hut thcn In that event. WI son
'N"m gNt no PRAISE ~ WI son
''S thc rowcr and HOOSFNtLI will
'ot Gtr 10 cor,
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XKHMkMzM MhEF &Sa
EZCIIE-EX-II
TEIRD 4ND POSTOF

Io91Hg Ery Jf1r7l1g Coqes II 4ceaunr %
LlTq f.1c1.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-10-25
Battle Hill.

Ed Fest was working roads in this
neighborhood last week.
Misses Grace and Mary Jones and
Charles Hyatt and Dave Drummond
spent Tuesday evening at Ed Nc
Gahuey's.
Dena Burke who teaches Battle
Hill school attended the teachers in
stitute at Leon Monday.
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pay
ton and sons Leo and Wilder spent
Wednesday evening at Edward Nc
Gahuey's.
Dr. Walker and Dave Shacklett
had business at Dave Drummond's
last Wednesday.
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldus Payton and
family spent Sunday with the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Payton at Kellerton.
Dave Drummond spent Sunday at
NJ. r. Mannasmith's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Sissle and
with their son Ivan.
Mrs. G. w. McGahuey and family
returned to their home in Grand
River Wednesday after few days
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward McGahuey.
Albert Norris had business at Ed
McGahuey's Friday.
VIM. Vanderflute was calling at
Jake Virden's Friday.
Jesse Wion had business at KEEL
lerton one day last week.
A surprise dinner was planned on
Ed McGahuey Sunday it being his
6Oth birthday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. SAINT McGahuey of De-
catur, Mr.. and Mrs: F. p. Wise and
son Lyle, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Mecca
huey and little daughter Reta, Mr..
and Mrs. Mahlon McGahuey and son
Charles, Misses Grace and Mary
Jones' A nice dinner was served
and they all had good time. and
wished him many more such happy
h;rfbdavc
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-10-25
Pleasanton No. 1.

Alvin Still and family and Mrs
Yves Wisdom returned to thel1
homes near Hastings, Neb., Tuesday
after short visit with relatives anc
friends.
spent Wednesday afternoon with
Nell Still and wife.
Earl Still and wife and Matte
Hendricksen spent Thursday at Jas
per Spargur's.
Rollie Craig and family spent
Thursday afternoon at A. l.. Craig s.
Jim Drury, and wife were Leon
Mrs. Rollie Craig and son Claude
and Nell Still and wife had business
in Leon Friday:
John Drury and wife spent Friday
at Jack Woolsey's.
Earl Still and wife spent Sunday
night at Rollie Craig's.
Jack Woolsey and wife and Mrs.
Tia Benckeser and children spent
Sunday at John Drury's.
George Blakesley and family call
ed at.-Lennie Craig's Sunday.
Tuzzie Craig and wife and Eli
Craig spent Sunday at Rollie Craigs.
Jewel Drury was an over Sunday
visitor with home folks.
Mrs. Fern Davis and children
spent Saturday night with Charley
Graham's.
A. W. Spargur and family and JAS
HOLSTERS.
Nell Still and wife spent Saturday
night and Sunday at James Osborn's.
Marie and Iva Horney spent one
afternoon last week with Lottie Van
derDOOl
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-10-25
Elm Chapel.
birthdays

Several from here attended the
funeral of Aunt Rachel WATSON
Brewer in Lineville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hamilton WIS.,
tied relatives in Trenton Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Moore spent We'd
nesday at the P. r. Barr home.
Miss Ethel Moore spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her cousin,
Gladys Moore.
Miss Irene Bright spent Sunday
evening with her cousin, Miss Min
ME Bright, and attended meeting at
Mount Olive.
Mr.. Perry Kinds has purchased
a new Maxwell car. Look out, girls;
see who will be first to ride.
Mrs. Charles Workman and chill
dren of Lineville, visited her BROTH
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Warnock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Bright and
Mrs. Blanche Dobson and daughter
Vinetta called at the Charley
Bright home Sunday evening
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-10-25
Burr Oak Ridge.

Real winter weather when the
ground was discovered to be cover
ed with snow Monday evening.
Charley Johnson commenced
gathering corn for Sam Bright.
Mrs. McCalla. Mrs. Belle Turner
and children, Mrs. Maud johnson
and baby and John Adams of Davis
City, Lua Record. Virgil and
Josephine Hull, Julia and Clara
Chastain and Baby Jane McGinnis of
Leon were Sunday visitors at G.. E.
Chastain's, also Mrs. Mary Brown of
Kellerton is visiting at the Chastain
home.
John Hubbard. A. P. and Okla
Bethards, George Barlean and Roy
Chastain drove to Des Moines Sun
day and visited at Camp Dodge.
Mrs. Willis Frost and Mrs. Bob
Percy spent one day last week with
Mrs. Chas. Chastain.
Andrew Barry departed for the
northern part OF the state Monday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-10-25
Fairview District No. 4.

The weather is cold and chilly
Mrs. Grimm, of Grand River, is
keeping house for Fred Fuller and
her children, Mary and Lucille, are
going to school now.
H. f. Hughes has been working
M and Mrs. Will Stiles spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Deane Stiles.
Wayne Fuller visited with his
friend, Lynn Overholtzer, Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Grimm's daughter and
two children visited with her few
days.
Grace Nordyke visited over night
with Lucille and Mary Grimm Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Howell and fam
lily spent last Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Herrold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fuller and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Moore visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Deane Stiles.
Lyle Curry is visiting with rela-
tives in this neighborhood.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-10-25
Garden Grove.

A number from here went to Des
Moines in autos Sunday to visit the
boys at Camp Dodge.
Mrs. Wheeland went to lndianola
Saturday to visit with relatives:
Sam Norton has bought the Thos:
Boyce property in the north part OF
town.
Mrs. Sullivan, of Blythedale, Mo-,
parents; returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Sullivan re-
turned Monday from a trip to Milo.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs Zell, Mrs. Sullivan's sister from
Ohio.
Mrs. Ora Gardner, of Leon. was
here the last Of the week visiting
Mrs. Gill went to Waterloo Mon
day to attend the w. c. T. Y: con-
vention, and will also visit, with her
sons, Deane and Lester, while gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cox are visit
ing their daughters in OttumWa.
Their daughter, Mrs. Stewart, who
has been visiting here, returned
with them.
Mrs. Chester Powell, Of Milo, who !.
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herweh, of Percy,
were here last week visiting at the
home Of their son Will and family.
Mrs. Jap Jennings Of Charlton,
was here last week visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Richards.
Miss May Waters returned Satur-
day from q trip to Des Moines.
Henry Amos, a former well
known resident of this community,
now of Portland, Oregon, was here
last week visiting relatives.
Dick Knapp who was visiting
friend in Kansas, returned last Fri
day
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-10-25
Decatur High School Notes.

Our two days vacation seems to
have done us all good, as all are
back and school is moving along III
fine shape.
The first report cards OF the year
were handed out last week. Al
though none of us>received as many
AS as we would have liked to have
there were very few failures indeed.
Joe Myers and Elba Joy say they
are going to start a single factory
as soon as they finish their manual
training course.
We had a very interesting chapel
exercise last week. Rev: kenton
gave a very inspiring talk on sue
cess and Prof Menefee brought us
the glad news that the county de-
cIamatory contest and high school
exhibit was to be held here this year
The school unanimously decided TO
Word was received from Wilma
Crees that she was enjoying her new
home in Strasburg, Colorado, very
much. She writes she is feeling tine
and enjoys long walks every day; we
are surely glad to hear this and nope
that she will soon be able +" return
to school.
were organized Friday night, MISS
Lockwood helping one to organize
and prof Menefee helping the 9TH
er They have not as yet chosen
names but expect to do that this
The officers of the two societies
are as follows:
President, Dossie Akers.
v. Pres, Forest Wise.
Secretary, Flossie Caldow.
Treasurer, Sylvia Petticord
lst Critic, Grace Roberts.
End Critic, Paul Bruner.
Marshal, Vera McClaran.
President, Marjorie Britain.
y v. Pres, Floyd CURE.
Secretary, Joe Myers.
Treasurer, Mary Bronson.
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SCHOOL NOTES
NETTIE HUTCHINSON
DOYLE BROWN
Editors
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Irene Stone of Van Vert entered
4 High School Monday morning.
Leon High defeated Humeston on
Warner field last Friday afternoon,
Some Of the Humeston High girls
visited our High School last Friday
Creston High comes to Leon for
football next Saturday afternoon.
On account OF the county teach
Tuesday school was dismissed: me
High School agreed to dismiss az
day Monday and to attend up TIL
Saturday noon. This was done TO
help out the ninety nonresident pu-
pills who attend high school.
George CARRIER and Stephen HurSt
entered school last week. bo on
have been absent on account OF ser
ious illness. Each one has been
missed on the foot ball team.
The girls basket ball team played
Graceland College at Lamont lasl
Saturday afternoon and were de ,nI.
ed by the score of TO- D. They
play at Davis City next FRIDAY altef-
Enrolment in High School is 2OS:
Coach Ralph McGinnis was sent
to Lincoln, Neb., last week to scout
the Iowa Nebraska game for the
University of Michigan.
Last ucoudy SNChiASo OAA IAA>
grounds Davis City girls were dc.
feated in basket ball by the score or
80 to /.
Report cards were handed out last
week.
Most OF the physiology class at
tended the institute last week.
Coach McGinnis and four OF the
foot ball team motored to Des
Moines last Saturday to attend the
Creston game with West High, Mr.
McGinnis was one of the officials.
Graceland College girls come to
Leon next Saturday to play DasKet
ball. The game is to be called at
2 p m.
High School pupils are making
preparations for the preliminary de-
clamatory contests. The county
contest is to be held at Decatur TINS
year. The sub-district will be held
at Greenfield.
Some of the Lamont and Pleasan-
ton teachers visited our grades dur
ing Monday forenoon OF the 'nstl-
tute.
Mrs. Ray Jenkins visited LYDIA
Stephens room Friday afternoon;
Mabel Barber of Blythedale, Mo,
entered the seventh grade last week.