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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-27
GIRL WAS HIS JUDGE
Kansas BootIegger Given so Days and
500 Fine by Her.

Pittsburg. Kan, Aug. 27.-Miss Ro-
sale Mcdaniel is occupying the bench
of a local justice court. Miss Nc
Daniel is the judges clerk, and the
Judge is taking a vacation. So she
acts as Judge.
John Bedini, of Frontenac, caught
with liquor in his possession, came
before Judge Mcdaniel and admitted
his guilt.
Thirty days. 800 and COSTS" was
the sentence he drew.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-27
ARREST CAR GUARDS
Frisco Police Override Plan of Com.
pany to Operate Cars.

San Francisco Aug. %. = An
nouncement by President Jesse W.
Lilientha1 of the United Railroads
E1,TO0 OF whose employees are on
strike here that beginning today they
begin operating cars on regular sched-
ule with armed guards on each car,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-27
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

You have swollen feet and handsi Stiff
pains torture Won. You have aching back.
pain in the lower abdomen, difficulty when
urinating Look out. These are danger
signals. Trouble is with your kidneys. Uric
acid poisoning, in one form or another, has
set in. 1t may lead to dropsy or fatal
Brights disease If not checked.
Get some GOLD MEDAL Harlem OH
Capsules Immediately. They are an old
preparation, used all over the world for
centuries, combining natural healing oil
and herbs, we'll known to physicians and
used by thousands in their daily practice
The Capsules are not an experimental.
make-shift patent medicine" or salt, >
whose effect is only temporary. They are a
standard remedy, and act naturally, gently
and quickly. But when you go to the drug
gist. insist getting the pure, original
HARLEM Oil in Capsules. Be sure the name
GOLD MEDAL is on the box three sizes.
and thus protect yourself against counter
Observation-Disclosures.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-27

Frank s. Thomas will return from h
trip to Atlantic City tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-27

DIR. Mary e. Stewart will return tomor-
row from a two months pleasure trip at
Saratoga, the Thousand Islands and the
east
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-27

Mrs. L. NJ Crawford and her daughter
Edith, have returned from a months pleas
ure trip in Colorado.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26
Tennessee Ridge.

Church was we'll attended Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Conwell spent
Sunday with her parents.
Miss Della Brown spent Saturday
night with her friend, Miss Edith
Grimm.
Those who spent Sunday at Thos.
Chips were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wood
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Warnstaff and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Crabb and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Spray and son Ray
mond and Mrs. Ida Chip.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Carrier and
children and Mr.. Carrier spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Full
lerton.
Mrs. Mary Cross and Mrs. Brad
shaw spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank
Clawson.
Misses Charleen Edwards and
Martha Brammer psent Sunday with
their friend, Miss Ella Spray.
Dale Emley spent the past week
with his sister, Mrs. Roy Clawson.
Miss Ella Wood spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Esther
Poland.
Miss Martha Brammer spent Sat-
urday night with Miss Charleen Ed
| wards
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26
Lonesome Ridge.

Clyde Waller and family were
guests at the James Still home Sun
day: E,,,, oo,,oa
on Mrs. Ella Evans Sunday.
Mrs. Will Mahoney and daughter
Catherine and Miss Minnie Evans
spent Tuesday with Miss Cecilia Ma
honey.
Mrs. George Evans and Mrs. M.
Seward and daughter Fay and Miss
OPAL Poole called at E. j. Evans
one day last week.
Mrs. D. H. Hubbard returned home
from Nebraska one day last week
after several weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse VanHorn and
children of Texas arrived Monday OF
last week for visit with Mrs. Van
Horns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. y.
Campbell.
Mrs. w. 2. Mcdaniel, Robert and
Roscoe Mcdaniel, Jesse Maynard
and family and Floyd Webster spent
Sunday at J. B. McDaniel's.
Mrs. John Allbaugh and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at G. C.
Campbelrs.
Roy Waller and family spent Sun:
day afternoon in Leon at the Car
Reynolds home.
Florence and Raymond Evans
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
their sister, Mrs. w. z. Mcdaniel.
Mrs. E. A. Little and son Elmer
spent Sunday afternoon at j. b. NC
Daniels.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26
MONEY!.

The Mint makes 1t and under tho
terms Of the Continental Mortgage
Company you can secure It ct 81
for any purpose on approved real e.
tate. Terms easy, tell N your wants
and We will cooperate with you.
Petty Z Company,
l41S Lytton Bldg. Chicago. III
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26
Van Vert.

My, but the weather is hot There
is no danger now Of anyone being
too cool, but we might as well enjoy
the warm weather we are having now
for we will be having cold and wish
ing for warmer weather as much as
we are wishing for cooler weather
now.
Mrs. j. B. Hampton was calling
on Mrs. j. Smith and daughter Rosa
Friday afternoon.
Vigo Rasmussen left Wednesday
morning to attend to business mat
tiers in keokuk.
The farmers are all busy now
making hay and cutting oats. They
are certainly having pretty weather
for their harvesting.
Mrs. Bertha Gould was calling at
the home of Mrs. Charles Jones Fri
day evening.
Ben Grimm and NJ. H. Frey went
down to the creek Saturday after
noon to try their luck fishing.
Miss Atha Briner was calling on
Mrs. John Powers and family Tues
day afternoon.
John Wood was attending to bust
ness matters in Osceola Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Mote and daugh-
ter Verlie drove to DeS MONIES tues
day to see about some business at
fairs.
Mrs. Frank Hambley spent We'd
nesday evening with her friend, Mrs.
Bertha Gould.
Miss Baalis Halstead and brother
RrSaan1i :sturned home Il S z weak
Mrs. L. M. Frey and daughter Col
da were transacting business in os-
Mrs. George Barr and daughter
Vera spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. L. P. Hastings and daugh-
tiers Nellie and Ilene.
Merle johnson returned home last
Thursday from Centerville, where he
has been visiting his brothers Cecil
and Clifford and their families
Miss Grace Webb was calling at
the Ben Grimm home Tuesday after
Miss Gladys Hoadley spent Friday
mother, Mrs. Anna Fierce in town
Rev. and Mrs. Dayton and Miss
Lenore Price We're calling, on Mrs:
I. NJ. Frey and daughter Coda last
Tuesday afternoon.
Earl Edwards left last week for
Magdaline, S. D., where he will take
the teachers examination and fit
George Petrie was visiting at the
home of Ben Grimm and family Fri
day morning.
A number from our town were Wis
iting in Leon Friday evening.
Mrs. George Craft was calling at
the John Burnett home Wednesday
evening.
Miss Mary Reed of Osceola is here
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Bedding.
Mike Frey spent Sunday at the
home of his brother, l. M. Frey and
family.
Merle Johnson who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Johnson left Monday afternoon for
his home in Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Will Branscomb was calling
on Mrs. Anna Fierce and daughter,
Mrs Bertha Gould, Monday after
noon
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26
Charles Augustus Payton, Kel-

l464-Charles Augustus Payton, Kel-
73o-Andrew Walter Phipps, Leon.
112S-Ray Cecil Howard, Lamont
10S9-Frank Earl Ransford, Van
110-Raymond R. Little, Decatur.
512-Mark Owens, Leon.
S94-Carl W: Wilson, Leon.
370-John Minor, Leon.
l124-William henderson Wion
S98-Leonard Lou Still, Davis City.
143-Samuel L.. Jones, Van Vert.
120-Wilke Wion, Tuskeego.
434-James 0. Ausman Leon.
256-James Lincoln McMorris, Leon
621-Earl Judson Sutherlin, Deca-
e6o-Thomas LaGorra o'Boyle,
Pleaanton.
1O6O-Irving S. Green, Lamont.
203-Levi Arthur Luce, Weldon.
485-Harry Fleming Kendall, Gar
den Grove
Glen Rumley, Leon.
264-Samuel r. CARRIER, Leon.
|1OSS-Will A. Carroll, Decatur.
215-Herman Waswo, Lamont.
50O-Carter Erald Scott, Davis City.
385-Charles BENJAMIN Billiard,
113o-George Elmer Brady, Garden
1157-Ronald Frederick Hickman,
Kellerton.
71o-John Howard Spencer, Line
vile.
67s-Herman John Tiedje, Van
Vert.
7oS A3b9Tt Edward 1S.1 dMRarshal h1n6ni
50S-Gilbert Rome YAM
5ees--Rslph II ekkering, Leon.
ll737-D&ighf L. Akers, Decatur,
220-James Cronin Maher, Leon.
.S13-George Israel Fry, Van Vert.
William Artie Phipps, Leon.
1169-Verden Charles Foreman, La
s7e-Frederick Victor Hull, Weldon.
Wis City.
384-Rease Logan, Linevllle.
1SS-Samuel Ancil Mitchell, Pleas
956-kAlbert Lee Kelley, Grand Riv-
471-Jam ea; Morey, Pleasanton.
6S9-Leonard Luther Poland, Grand
River.
69S-George Washington Mickelson.
Lamont.
261-Lloyd Hezekiah Morris, Garden
9O7-Thomas Garner See, Lamont.
172-Orin Stanley, Lamont.
2OO-Ray Ravens, Decatur.
376-Thomas Edward Davis, Davis
City.
192-George B. Caster, Leon.
233-Charles Wesley Burlingmair,
Weldon.
-977-Lewis Everett Konklin, Leon.
796-Ellis Fleming Peck, Garden
Grove.
57S-Joseph Alvie Elliott. decatur.
George Ellston, Davis
City.
611-Lewis Edward Dawson, Garden
Grove.
4O3-Leonard Lewis Alexander, De-
catur.
196-Lowell Eugene Boyce, Weldon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26

II you have any OF our ice cream
packers 1T your home please tele.
phone us and We will call and GET
them. Walker Ice Cream Factory
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26

We are unable to place the follow.
ing as these numbers do not appear
in the list as received over the wire:
53S-James G. Gould, Decatur.
|57O-Earl Raymond Umphress, Leon.
Roberts, Decatur.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26

12o7-Guy Curtis Thompson, Van
s4s-Leo c Joseph Cummings Davis
William Lester Gardner. Leoa.
Garden Grove.
1223-Harry Spicer, Leon.
491-John Quincy Lockwood jr.,
Woodland.
720-Frank Newton Hollister, Pleas
anton
190-Lars Francis Walker, Van
27s-George Thomas Barlean, Leon.
S44-Wilford Dolph CARRIER, Weldon.
Uavid Fry, Van
1os2-Guy Emerson Skinner, Gar
s87-Emmett Warnock, Lineville.
81, renee Earl spray, Grand
s1o-Joseph Bailey jr, Garden
413-John Lewis Watson, Garden
Grove,
1033-John Ray WEIGH, Davis City.
903-Edward William Stoll, Lamont.
697-George William Smith, Garden
Grove.
21O-Lester Rauch, Lamont.
3-Horace Edgar Shelton, Decatur
3s1-Don Amos Craig, Lamont.
594-William Herbert Clawson, Da-
4s4-Fraasis Alfred Roger, Davis
s5-Thad Melvin Reynolds, Garden
4es-o,iyor Porry Reynolds, Leon.
545-Clyde Ernest Marvin, leon.
92-William Luther Sutherlin, De-
catur.
s31-Floyd Martin Mcdowell, Lamo-
nj.
3O6-Richard Earl Newman, Leon.
99S-Harvey Harrison Harrington,
Lamont.
a17-JohG n.rda Armstrong gynys Hamilton
696-Zenas Leroy Wood, Lamont.
50-John Henry Martin, Garden
Grove.
244-Robert Hamilton Young, Grand
River.
15s-Eme g;yx Austin Wilson, Davis
1o17-Le I; Henry Truman, Lamo-
Teddy Black, Van Vert.
34-Carl Justice Judson, Lamont.
761-Albert Ivan Cherry, Leon.
Waldo Clark, Leon.
7S7-hline Crees, Grand River.
6S0-Clyde Smith Taylor, Grand Riv-
er.
S1-Michael Leo Grogan, Leon.
28S-Ira Ray McBee, Leon.
11S6-Lionel Wheeler, Davis City.
Gibson, Van Vert:
Pleasanton.
4S9-George Roy Ro:engrant, Leon.
1OO5-Lert Mcconnell, Grand River.
Earl Cole, Lamont.
12O8-Charles Edward Stuber, Car
den Grove.
395-Claude Emmett Pierce, Weldon.
27-Viggo Christian Rasmussen,
Van Vert.
nse f. R ebsrasn Decatur
S84-Orval Frank Hendrickson,
Grand River.
943-James Alexander Gallagher,
Garden Grove.
18th 500
79S-Horie Neal Keller, Grand Riv-
132-James Rose, Decatur.
1233-Charles Carl Dobson, Leon.
5S9-Carl Howell, Van Vert.
S34-Charles Albert Biddison, Leon.
123S-Dwight Elmer Snyder, Leon.
325-James G. Blaine Buell., Davis
City.
2s9.Frank Cole. Grand River.
1osa-Ralph corwin Phipps, Lamo-
443-spencer Raiford Waters, Van
24-Walter Frank Rush, Van Vert:
951-Orval Ferrin Poland, Grand
River.
779-Ralph McBee, Van Vert.
55S-Clair Howell, Van Vert.
389-Deane Elmer Styles, Weldon.
1162-Frank Brant, Dekalb.
1O47-Clifford o. Barnes, Van Vert.
72s-George Edward Leahy, Leon
1133-Wade NJ. Martin, leon.
149-Clifford Lawrence Ingram,
4s2-James 0i L. Butcher, jr., Deca-
tur,
97-Ora Earl Burkey. Van Vert.
1239-Fred Cowen Smith, Van Vert.
21s-Cyril Egbert Wight, Lamont.
Vert.
s39-Myles Ballard Parr, Weldon.
1094-William Toney, Lamont.
45-Charles A. Biddison, Leon.
6O5-Homer Franklin Davis, Pleas
anton.
687-Joseph Hyram Hancock, Lamo-
nj.
1S6-Hoyles G. Mcconnell, Weldon.
1885, crest Franklin Shook, Grand
River
541-William Leroy Epperley, Leon.
247-Carl Albert Snyder, Leon.
179-Ray L. Bridger, Decatur.
Charles Leonard Scadden, Well
don.
9s7-Orville George Teller. Davis
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26

@EIEaEI "a En- E11u "a M "a nue
Ensign Plat Biddison, Line
465-Alyin Otis Newton, Kellerton.
lO96-Frankie Oral Scott, Leon:
163-George Asa Bartlett, Davis
se5-Lee Alien Hill, Garden Grove.
1115-William McCarl, Grand River.
l224-Robert Thomas Barnhart,
so4-Leo Morris Daughton, Grand
12o2-John Arrgabright, Lamont.
1O15-Claude George Ogilvie, Leon.
1164-Lew Ray Davis, Grand River.
405-Harold H. Hanks, Van Vert.
$ sSHarold dr Eibe IT. eabie ' Lamont
ll47-Neil D. Campbell, Grand Riv-
s5s-Lyman Andrew, Grano River.
329-Charley G. Painter. Leon.
62S-Roy Marion Young, Lamont.
42S-Garl Wilson Vance, Pleasa nt Of :
246-Adoiph Lawrence Johnson,
Humeston.
731-Roy Philips, Leon.
82-Raymond Cleo Curry, Lineville.
7sSs -ELloyd Ram aa,;1.,, L S1no1 River
955-Earl Rutan davidson, Weldon.
627-Lincoln Mcdowell, Decatur.
1O63-Ralph S. Goodman, Leon.
99-1ra Dennis Abney, Garden
ss5-Gerald Thomas Dorsey. Garden
144-Roy James Gill, Leon.
10Th 500
5isSas1 W. S Stt1ss; 3ecat pcbson
916-Sherman Jackson Hullinger,
Pleasanton.
75e-samuel sianey Keown, Lamo-
1s-Her 5e..t Wallace Bell./ Davis
1oso-Renan E. Long, Leon.
S2l-Homer H. Hull, Weldon.
S50-John Wesley Wiley, Garden
Grove.
523-Curtis Ray McBroom, Garden
1111-Ro Se9tS Joseph Caldwell, Leon.
1220-Harry L. Snyder, Van Werr.
855-George Franklin Smith, Garden
Grove.
9O2-Edward Arnold Gaunt, Garden
Grove.
John Pager A Wan We ss
10 Old Hall St., Kearsley
near Bolton, Lancashire
1030-Henry Akers, Grand River.
104-James Levi Easton, Davis City.
54O-John Loreen Richardson, Van
Vert.
7O-John Everett Kerrins, Pleasan-
579-Nephi Gruver, Lamont.
122s-Abner Harrison Aten, Garden
Grove.
74O-Roy Arthur Hines, Leon.
4s-Oren Lorensley Richards, Gar
den Grove.
559-Iven< Sherman Corsbie, Van
sss-Fred Alien, Davis City.
1l49-sheldon Ray Norton: Leon.
7S8-Frank Smith Lamont.
asEarl EuGla R,e,d Re9eT nn meon Wei,
5s4-cha qSn. George Lewis, Lamont
119-John SIMS Pixley, Lineville.
630-Charles D. Smith, Garden
Solitary Adam Smith, Leon.
1O52-Carroll Harvey Curry, Garden
SO3-Floyd Thompson, Davis City.
135-William e. Seymour, Decatur.
648-Oliver Marion Freestone, Deca-
s4a-Fred Nv Woodard. Decatur.
1212-Durbin Bliss C0ontz, Leroy.
1OOO-John E. Kyner, Humeston.
946-George Daily, Garden Grove:
291-Wesley Raymond jenkins, Wei
1o12-George Carl Mcdaniel, Leon.
S12-Minter Ivan Reed, Leon.
554-Oscar Guy Martin, Leon.
454-Fayette Vern Cole, Lamont.
lO79-JOlm Carter Throckmorton,
Garden Grove
962-Lester BENJAMIN Null, Leon.
S63-Francis William Miller. I.amo-
13-John Lawrence Sullivan, Leroy.
20-Francis Howard Harp, Lamont.
S35-Roscoe Warren Hall. Weldon.
467-Archie Cay Coontz. Garden
319-Robert Orval Schenck, Lamont.
999-Charles Luce Heinbaugh, Gar
den Grove.
131-Roy William Monroe, Weldon.
87-GeOrge Delbert Young, Pleas
anton.
s15-James Edgar Freeman. Davis
City.
31b-Porter Palmer Bowsher, Leon.
476-Clair Sherm Palmer, Van Vert.
l196-Rufus Ellsworth Lille, Leon.
18th 800
s13-Nillie Hugh Walton, Leon.
12S5-Herman l.. Deck, decatur.
e7O-Orange J.. Dorsey. Garden
a2sprvsi IRE Rex West, weldon.
s43-Oscar Nagnus Midsordsn, La
ss7-Ephfisn Brown. Lamoni.
SsSEAiva Eari Rake. Ason-
a g
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-26

'276-William Bolon Keshlear, Davis
774-Leo Edward Bird, Decatur.
S2O-Raymond Warner Ellis, Van
225-Everett Franklin Millstead,
Grand River.
517-Ray Elwood Dale, Pleasanton..
1122-Willard Monroe Stanford,
Garden Grove.
Grove.
S93-Joseph Nets, Grand River.
73-Earl Harvey Markham, Leon.
61O-Clyde Spidle, Garden Grove.
152-Raymond Clayr Campbell, De-
52O-omer Ebert Bisplinghoff, Leon.
967-Frank Irwin Lamis, urand Riv-
2s-Earl Hartsel Bechtel. Decatur.
ess-Alvin Nathaniel Hayer, Lamo-
472-waiter Monroe Pierce, Van
4S4-Ralph VanWecden Frost, Leon.
722-William Arthur Baker, Leon.
314-Merrell Eugene Hamilton, Gar
162-Fred Pullen, Grand River.
1oo6-Harold Ellwood Richards,
1S1-John officer Cowl, Leon.
632-Harry Guy Phelps, Lineville.
5s9-Loren Wilson Vandell, Davis
Ariel i'f Fayette Knapp, Garden
12oe-carl Bumgarner, Garden
on b Ba%Gn;,
ss7-claq %erf Ora ~innlngaam* Van
651-Thomas Earl Leedom, Garden
324-Archie Lewis Skinner, Garden
Grove.
502-Oscar G. Teller, Davis City.
| 723-Alva Walters, Lineville.
SSS-Ira William Eaton, Decatur.
101-William Walter Moore, Pleas
anton.
116-John Bason, Kearney, Neb.
795-John Bernard Crozier, Lamont.
535-Walter George Badham, Lamo-
Nathan A. Boyce, Leon.
333-Elda Franklin Kendall, Garden
s5s-George William Follmer, Leon.
1l65-Thomas Philip Hughes, Wei
235-Leo Calvin Hoffman, Leon.
971-John A. Fulton, Leon.
330-Benson Cartes Keown, Pleasan-
147-AlDe %al Franklin Byerly, Van
39-Floyd L. Powers, Decatur.
653-Dale Marion HAIRLESS, Weldon.
273-George William Jennings, Gar
den Grove.
| 67O-Bert Feight, Garden Grove.
51O-Clarence Everett Allen, Lamo-
s17-John Edward Coffin, Decatur.
35-Boyd Acy Richardson, FIT. Lar
7e5-Frederick Joseph Daughton,
Grand River.
47-Charles Anderson Burchett,
111-Reuben Carl Conner, LAWS
s64-Earl Gammill Clark, Leon.
125-Albert B. Worley, Leon.
522-Bert Frank MCGEE, Leroy.
466-Edward Lee Oliver I.cGaiuey,
NjnfolR Joseph %a11 Beale W WslaeR
'1o-"'n Grand R Maa.'n "A'''N'
591-Floyd Virgil Himebaugh, Gar
den Grove.
| 5O3-Horace Andrew Johnston,
G.and Liver.
295-William. Ezra Wyckoff, Grand
River.
s65-Frank Dennis Conwell, Grand
River.
l177-Lewis Porter Lamphair, Pleas
anton.
167-Arthur Ray Baker. Grand Riv-
2o1-Carroi NJ. Camp, Leon.
l41-Russell Earl Dick, Lineville.
754-Michael Horner Fry, Van Vert.
9O8-Roy Stolberg, Lamont.
S42-Lotus Earl O'hair, Weldon.
1O19-George Ellis Pugh, Leon.
114O-Joseph Munyon, Van Vert.
| 7OS-Willard Fay Dunn, Leon.
992-Roy II. Daniels, Decatur.
| 495-Maurice Ernest Snyder, Wei
| ss-Eugene Adoplhus Kentner,
654-Joseph Ernest France Lamont.
366-William Elijah Warren, Wei
DON
537-Roy B. Ream, Leon.
.66-John Baker Blair, Van Vert.
713-James Francis Hullinger, Davis
! City.
752-Earl Carroll, Decatur
| 227-George Alvia Parker, Leon.
| 290-,George E. .Arney, Leon.
399AGlen Leroy Chew, Grand Riv-
l2S1-George Frederick Hoffman.
Leon.
]4AS-Benjamin Franklin Collins,
Van Vert.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-11-16

There is a rumor going abou,
the State to the effect that thu
food administration will COM
mandeer all canned goods beyond
a certain limited number for each
household. This statement wa.
whispered about during the July
food card campaign. It reached
the ears of Col. E. B. White,
food administrator for Virginia,
who now issues an absolute
denial that any food canned BY
any housewife in any city or
county of the State will be taken
over BY the government for any
purpose whatever. What a wo-
man cans is her own, to do with
as she pleases, says Colonel
White. The government has
nothing to do with it, and if
every woman in the State will
deny this rumor that has some-
how crept abroad, she will be do
ing a favor to the food admins :.
tration. as we'll as to the whole
government.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-11-16
Pleasant Grove

The teachers and pupils of
Pleasant Grove Graded School
expect to have an old time SPELL
ing bee at the school house
Wednesday evening Nov. 2Sth.
The patrons and others are COR
daily invited to be present and
participate.
The school is moving along
nicely with an enrolment of 40
pupils.
Farmers are busy gathering
corn. The crop is an excellent
one. Everybody prosperous and
happy.
Messrs' Guy and Frank Swartx
were recent visitors at the home
of Mr.. Calvin Gochenour.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-11-16
FARMS
FORSALF

No. l Farm containing 40
acres, large dwelling house,
five room tenant house, large
barn, good outbuildings, we'll
watered and fenced. Price
900.
No. 2. Farm contains III
acres, new four room house,
good well and outbuildings.
Price 81 600.
No. 3. Limestone farm "a
acres, large brick house, good
bank barn, six acres of bear
ing orchard, well watered,
house and barn lighted with
electric lights, t mile from
Valley Pike. Price 81, 800.
No. 4. Limestone farm Go
acres, good buildings, well
watered and fenced, on good
road II miles from town.
Price $1,000.
Write,
G. B. MANUEL,
MIDDLETOWN, VA.
Sept ID
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-11-16
AN NOW A WELL WOMAN,
SHE. SAYS
WINCHESTER LADY GAINS SEVERAL
POUNDS AND IS RELIEVED OF
SEVERE STOMACH TROUBLE,
GIVES ALL THE CREDIT TO
DIEGO,

1GIVES ALL THE CREDIT tt
DkECO.
or all the scores of testimonials re-
ceived telling of the wonders accom-
plished by the new herbal medicine
Dreco. perhaps one of the most amaz
ing IS that contained in the signed
statement made recently by Mrs. Ma.
mic Puffen5arger. of 205 East Baker
Street, Winchester. Mrs. Puffenbar-
ger is 20 years of age and is closely
identified with the work of the Meth.
odist church OF her community.
This is what she says &:
Il have suffered terrible pains from
stoms CHI trouble and indigestion for
a long time. Every time l ate the gas
would form and my food would sour
in my stomach. When l belched this
sour gas it burned my throat and l
was In constant misery.
81 tried many medicines but could
get no relief until l tried the new herb
medicine, Dreco and now am a we'll
woman and want to recommend Dreco
to everybody who suffers from stom-
ach trouble of any kind.
1t also relieved my constipation
and | gained several pounds offiesh. "
Men and women who have been tor
tured from day to day by disorders
OF the stomach and digestive tract
Will fully appreciate the blessed re
lief which must have come to Mrs.
Puftenbarger when she finally discov-
cred that she had been delivered from
the terrible agony which seemed to be
gnawihg at her very vitals and sap
ping her life away
Dreco, the wonderful new herbal
medicine referred to by Mrs. Puffen
barger may now oe obtained from
any reputable drug store and is par
ticularly recommended and sold in
W oodstock by Schmitt's Drug Store.
adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-11-16
Edinburg.

William Hoffman, IL years
old, broke both bones OF his
right arm above the wrist Sat.
urday. while cranking a Wescot
car, the property of his father,
Mr.. Joseph F. Hoffman.
William Miller, of Aurelia,
Iowa, who has been visiting his
old home here, left here Tuesday
morning for Florida.
Rev. E. E. Weaver, of Lam
caster, Pa, preached an able
sermon at the Reformed Church,
Sunday, his subject being "The
Reformation"
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Wrenn
aud little Miss Eleanor Wrenn,
and Professor Cook, drove Sun
day to the knob of Massanutten
Mountains, south of Edinbury.
Misses Nellie Whitmore and
Lillian Bradburn returned Sun
day by automobile to their home
in Bridgewater, after a visit te.
friends here. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. C. II. Fadeley,
WHO will spend several days in
Brldgewater.
DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hisey, Mrs.
Laura Whissen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wightman, motored
to Harrisonburg Sunday after
noon, where they attended til
funeral of Mrs. James H. Dwye i
Miss May Evans spent sever
days with friends at Lantz Mills
last week.
Rev. Merrill, of Washington,
a minister to the deaf and dumb,
services in the sign
language at the home of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles Christian. He will
be house guest of Miss Mary
Evans for a few days, after
which he will 60 to Staunton,
where he will hold services forI
the students at the Virginia
School for the Deaf and Blind.