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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
FIELD MARSHAL lIAIG
REPORTS BRITISH ADVANCE:

LONDON, September 3.-Between Pc
rome and the Scnsee River tho Brit
ish are continuing their successful adj
vances against the Germans. accord
ing to Field Marshal HaiE's communi-
cation issued tonight.
The British now have reached the
general line of Ypres tsouth of Berlin
court). Beaumctz- les Cambria. Barailc,
Rumaucourt and Leclusc. The state
ment follows:
AFTER the heavy defeat inflicted on
4 the enemy yesterday, our progress on
%sthe battle front between Peronne and
the Sensee River continued to-day. and
our troops reached tho general line of
Gshres. Beaumetz- es Cambrai. .Baralle.
Rumaucourt and LeCluSe.
Hostile rear-guards which resisted
: the advance Of our infantry. have been
! captured or driven back. with loss. and
/ heavy casualties were inflicted on the
EiretreatinE German columns by our ar
= tillery. Large numbers of the enemy
retiring in close formation over the
NAFidge northwest of Equancourt were
engaged by our batteries
over the open heights.
sSvYSln his hurried retreat, quantities of
sstsstores and material OF all kinds were
abandoned by the enemy and have
g. fallen into our hands.
Haas 4 result OF successful opera
@tton this morning south OF the I.ys.
English troops have taken RichebourE
st. WAIST and established themselves
J op.the line of La Bassce road and be-
our possession. y number of prisoners
KIND a few guns were captured in this
4. alta ok.
.Seour posts have been pushed for
x.Mard slightly in the western outskirts
EpL,Iens and east and north Of Given
we made progress northeast OF Stecn-
Terck and entered Wulverghem.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
Ask New Trial for Moonc,.

DERBY ENGLAND. September 3
The labor congress to-day adopted an
urgent resolution asking President
wilson to grant new trial to Thomas
j. Mooney, who is under sentence Of
death in San Francisco In connect lon
with the dynamite plot in 1916 when
number of persons were killed dur
ing the Preparedness Day parade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Sc ptcmbcr g.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived
here Tonight TO visit his son. Captain
Arch bald Roosevelt, who is convalesc-
ing in tho hospital at Camp Stuart.
Captain Roosevelt recently was in
validcd home from France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
Wife OF Governor yotcs

NEW YORK, September a-C;overnor
CHARLES :. Whitman escorted his wife
10 The primary polling place today in
"a florists store at $50 Sixth Avenue
where both cast Republican ballots
The Governor did not reveal whether
nc voted Tor himself or cast compli-
inentary ballot for MS opponent FOR
the Subernatorial nomination, Al
y-General Merton Il. Lewis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04

LONDON. September 3.-According
10 the Daily Maths correspondent at
iiarbin the allied forces have cstab-
lished uninterrupted connection be-
tween their forces across Siberia from
the NolSa TO NladivoStok
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04

and EhranG and the Roulay airdrome
several Tires were started. At Bcuhl
three hangers were demolished and di-
.ect hlts were obtained on many others
ne attack was carried out at an aIti-
tude from 300 TO 800 feet. More than
Mlteen tons OF bombs were dropped on
thiS airdromc in twenty-four hours
Tackled from II height of 900 feet, and
Every bomb obtained direct hit, 4
nre was started in the Burbach works
lSaarbrucken) and very good bursts
We're observed. All our machines re-
turned safely"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
@"o'VVu MEN SHIPPED

LoNpoE. September 3.-Ameri,.~ \,
navy headquarters announced to-nigh;
ported during August. one-third Of hi;
Total in American ships.
puring the second quarter of The
Echr, inc statement says. dcstroycrs
rom one American base escorted l4l
ROOD conveys. aGSrcgatinS 173 ships,
nHu merchant conveys. consisting
altogether, OF OG3 priSoners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
TWELVE GERMAN PLANES
SHOT DOWN nv VnJuICII

LONDON. September 3-Twe,ve car
man airnlanes were brought down by
dne British Yesterday. the War Of
nee ANNOUNCES The British lost twenty
machines. .wenty-four tons OF bombs
We're dropped on various German tar
gets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
Convict. on Military Work.,

PARIS. September 3.-Hundrcds OF
conVicts who have been confined TO the
prison at Santc have been placed upou
the work of preparing the entrcnche ed
camp OF iai IL. They have been de-
tailed to work upon the military cam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04

AMSTERDAM September 3.-The
German general STAFF has transferred
It's headquarters from Spa. Belgium. 10
Eerviers, little further north and
fourteen miles east of Liegc, accord
ing TO Les Nouvclles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
Leninc Improving Steadily.

BY Associated Press.1
COPENHAGEN. September 3-The
condition of Nikolai Lcninc. Bolshevik
Iremier. has so improved that physi
clans consider all danger passed. &C
cordinE TO Moscow dispatch received
through Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04

BALTIMORE. MD. September g.
Several thousand United Spanish War
Veterans. who are holding their TWEEN
give big military parade Tomorrow
headed by delegation of Grand Army
bilcp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04

Good roomtnE aud boarding pInce.
nrr in great dcmnnd. Let Times-DIs
patch Want Ad" rcnt your rooms or
lind room for yau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
SITUATION FAvoRs ALLIES
Siberian Government Troops Control
Country From River NOiEa To
Lake .iII:t,
tBy Associated Press.

tBy Associated Press.
VLADIVOSTOK, Thursday. August
2s:--The FIRST authentic information re-
ceived In several weeks from lrkutsk
Is that the Siberian provisional gov
ernment controls the country from tho
River Noisa to Lake Baikal. and liz in
cooperation with the CZecho- Slovak
forces Complete order has been re-
stored I'm that region. Russian dt-
vision has been formed and 1t is oper-
atinG IN close conjunction with tho
CZecho- SlovaISs
Operations along the Ussuri River
been retarded by tho destruction Of
bridges and tracks by tho retreatins
enemy. The railroads are being re-
distinctly favorable for the entente
allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04
PULPIT PROPAGANDA
Germany to Have Services I'm All
Churches in Effort to Lift


LONDON. September 3.-Beyinning
next Monday. the German government
VIII establish a pulpit propaganda"
in all Protestant. Catholic and Jewish
churches OF the empire, for the pur-
pose of lifting the German morale
and thus help the advent OF VIC
tory"
The idea is credited to Admiral Won
Hintze. the new Foreign Minister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04

That Vacant room will pay the taxes
your house. a Oh
wnnt AID Will rent II to n good tenant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-04

II you have DAYLO or "Ha.h-
light at homo that isn't working
take 1t TO the nearest dealer listed
below and have 1t flied with a fresh
Eveready TUNGSTEN Battery.
Look for the Service Station sim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
en- hemmelie Saiis for
Observation-Disclosures.
SEQ :. s.. 9. aocb.

Get par mango Iar iioen, leg
batoe tolt meb min ganIe Sen Sacf-
ion. - Ti bapbe tilbragt 10 lanee
gar iammen paa Hep.3eala1o %
tient gobe Ecnge paa 8ulopaiferi peb
Slobbrebberne / @iergene; BET blep Ell
flor Gum til bper, ba Sortieneiten
Grligt og reoeliet blep belt nlellem
ps. Scg brog iaa til europa, til en-
Iiben engelif Sp poa Gitfpiten, %
Ssacfion blcp oeriioc for, iom ban
iogbe, at ticnc cnbnli fIere Eenge.
Seq fienbtc bam Dog altfor goot til
life at pioe, at ban pilbe faloe / @Gn-
ocrnc pad Ell euer unoen intri9nnt
&pinbe, ser nlloe plliffe banl iii iioite
Gre. &c bar oltio prret pg oil alto
hlipc bans ipaec SIDE, trooS ollie
mine Nopor0lcr.
Sea blcp ielpfelqelig mcget GLAD
% p%perroifet, bn ico Ell Gag fonl ilo
poa set iterltc sSotcl / 9pen, bppr ieg
boeoc, og ion Sacfion iiboe alcne peb
ct goro meb eli @biifp foran Jig.
Wtit ferItc S~psrgSnlaol bar, bpao /
al Terben ban foretog fig Der, og
hans Spar bar Itrofs: "Soo pS gaa
inb / ct %rrclie, boor pi fon nGrc
olcrc iaa ifal ieg fortpae Dig nogct,
ipln blt iiffcrt fife nil fro, % bag
otter pil bu iigc, at leg CT ell flor
2~sgrhalS."
"Mcn fiGrc Socfiunt" protcite-
rcoc leg.
~Sa, leg iorilour Dig gobt," ipo-
rcbc ban. %",Sntct funoc bepree Dig
til at fro, leg er eli 2e9ner, men bent
til bl bar bort min SortGuing."
Ti por imiblcrtib bleoct bGnfet /
ct &prelic for oS ielp mco Ell 9ob
MhiifptoobD fornn %, % Socfion be-
gpnotc ioa at fortGlle.
Seq blcp, iom bi pel fan tprfc
Dig, pliiffet I'll lioitc &pio oerlloe,
for ieg folu iii NornIit, % bar iioet
ba flaffct rl1nbt / &erbcu, tient gobe
Ncnee og briIet ornn ioa bilrtig leg
fi,nbe. Nno, Oct bliper nan 10 oeiaa
tr9t al, % meb eli Sum Tenee /
Sontmen itpreoe leg berfor aiiriell
biem pg mcnitreoe berfor / Sponcp
meo ct Sfib, Der ifltloc til g1lt-
tperpeil. Ga ri liaaebe &analen
hapoe Spiflanb nllcrebe crflGret
Mislol1o &rig. Gi ilap inb til Nlnt-
fperpen, % Sfibet fpm alorig oerfra
igien, mleit blep iGl1fet peb aaien,
hpor oct laa, for at Spiferne life
ifulbe faa tat / oet. Si ielp naacbe
life at fomme bort ira @pen for Sc
Ieirineen be9pnbte, og ieg liitebe mig
ba neo langs Slooell, itial Ell liben
SeiIboab, fpIote Ben meb Tropiant
% began mig oflteo, for oct bar for
TENT. Seq ifltloe life bapc noget al
at fontnlc / inf Songenifob. Set bar
gonife pit ct alporligt Soretagenoe
at forieee paa at nou Gnglanb / cit
Seilbaab, mrelt icg fan 10 icile og
bor albrig peget tilba9c for ct lipet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Sacfion lao mco Sopcoci b~ortuenot
OF itirreoc ino / aon,inen.
~Spg rel MGrfe iii" ioriiatte ban.
"Tu pil dIorig mere ie llnoerponos.
baao Nr. 20 % 81 nrpi,t / De tpife
@cretrinacr."
Seq reiite mig op oa off oper lnioo
ham for az ie bans glriigt.
Get bar osoblcgt meo ct ltbtrnt,
iom ica oIbri9 ier bar feet hos ham.
let bar u~usopcuoi9t of ipsrge bonl
ON han taltc Sanbhcb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Gpentpr. Der er 10 beler life iaa
lanst imelem Den belgiife % engelife
apit. fsrit efter ire Cages SorIsb
fom leg / N9rbeoen al 2anb, % iee
10 q neoiaget til at biergc SeiIei
ON Hatten for at bpile mig noglc
elmer.
Set por oet iibitc Nat Iige for
9aeerp Oct bGnbte, iom leg life /
min piIbelte Santaii bopoe f~oreitil'
let mig,
%eo at bore hsie Hoab Iige / Seer
beoen, iprang ieg op ira NIT Seize
9unben al 9aaben, og iif Gie paa
en-. msrf 8ienitanb, Ser fom lige imob
mig, % / famine Gieblif off bet Oh
for mig, at set por Ell llnoerpanos-
baao. Seq flamreoc mig frampaati1
til Maiten og raabte ian bsit ieg
funbe, men til ingcn Nntte, ct Gic-
bIif otter ifar Den li9e igienncm min
lille Seilboab, Ion ON ocn bopoc
pGrct al Tapir.
Set or mig life mIligt at gipc en-
neiaetig 9cifripelic al Oct, Der III
paafulgtc. Seq hsrtc Ganoct briic
oper mig meo en- nlGgtig @arnL o.
ieg ~fi9mpeoe f%prtpiIet ior iqien al
fomme pp til Spcrflaocn. Ni or
ieg beloigpis Ell goo Spenmrcr %
bar bel ganife npilfaarligt flamret
mig til Observation-Disclosures Sioc,
tbi bn jeg begpnbte at fiinne fattc
liot, bnpbe leg lat / Ell Soilgenoc,
Der IlGbtc agtcrilo.
llnoerpanbsbnoocn bnpbc miitet
Sartell, ga ri Dor / NGrbeben al
2anb, og BET %begpnbtc of bages. Seq
maatte ooa fate mig ON paa Sing
gen for life at fao Wfltnbcn flllb al
Sanb, OF leg raabte iom Ell @eiat,
men Ganbets @rilicn operoepcoc min
Stcmmc, % set bar ifc Init nof til
at nogcn fitnoc ic mig. Nmboro
bapbc DC nof trpct, at ie1 bar brllf-
net. Spirit t9nftc leg, at DC bopbe
faitet ct Gong no til mig, men Def
bar iiffert ppret Ell Gel al min egert
9oaba Mig, Der bGngte fait / Igter-
enoen al INSTRUMENTATION. Seq
pifleoc mine Ben i1o / Soliae lao
aobt ieg fl,noe, for oct bar 10 limit
Iigt at bolhe iait meo SGnoerne
alene.
Seq PED life, bporl9nge ie9
bengte / bellne StiQing, meil BET
iorefont mig at pGre Ell @pigbeo.
Seq bapoe itaOig ben Sanfe, at hi
itprebc ito moo 2a1b, pg leg tit og.
ioa Eic pna nogle bpibe SfrGnter
tpt pcb. 9tll bar BET nriten ganifc
init, og be ntoatte oa ie mig og
ltoppe.
SpnO Der melt f%orunoreoe mig bar,
at Ser life bar ilpgen Sapn at lie /
TGrbeoen, men Sanfen ON, at ri
itpreoe ino til GnglanoS apit eap mig
Strait til at boloe iait % boloe no,
ga hi, eftcr bpob iee bar iitano
til at ogmnle ON, bar nogle &abel-
lGngoer ira Sanb, itoppebe llnoer-
panbsboabcn, men fer ieg fit Sio til
at raabe ON Sirlp, begnnote ben at
ipnfc % ct EiebIif cftcr bar fun Teri-
lfopet pper Gatoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Sm%aafort3|lin9er % bi$torier.

Spao 'fuIoc leg gisre M? SfnlOe
ieg Hippo Souge % 9ioe mig til at
ipemme? Spor ice eno iaa ben, par
Der fife noge Segu til Sapn eIIer ilao
Strono, Inlet uoen heie, iteiIe Sfrpn.
fer, bilnOreoer al 500 oper Sperfla.
Den. Sanferne boirpIeoc i9ieunem
min Sierne. Ut islae llnberponos-
baaoen fitnbe life bipIpc MIG. %
blep leg ouerlabt I'll mig ieIp, uiIoc
leg liffcrt orufne ltnoer 6orisgct poa
at fonlme op paa alipperne.
Men Der por life megen Sio iii at
tGnfc. st Gieblif eiter bIcp Der
triffet itGrtt / 8ebet, iom ieg mil
faarllgt forie9tc at befri mig for,
men Def baube inoct iig iaalebca ON
mine Sen at leg life funOc fonmc
lpS.
Grt altopcrpGIocnoc HGoieI greb
mig. Sea ioa mig iortuiulct ON.
firing, Inlet lcpcnoc bar at ic pan
&apetS Spcrilaoe, ia Ielp Soppcn al
Gerilfopct por %ioriornoct, o. ieg piO-
tic III, at ltn6crpnnoaboaben ont
feoe ncb.
Seq fipnIpeoc iom ell HaicnOc Tor
at fonlulc los, nlcll Ill ingcn Suite,
nit 0ppeo par allcrcbc balpt ulocr
&anbc. Seq funoe intet gisrc.
Sect icg anbciaIcoc min SiGl @ub
/ Solo fplbtc icg mine Sllngcr mcb
Sltit. llnoCrpaloabaa0cn lfieb trent
oper ntcO itGrf 6nrt, % / Ssbct al CT
Iar Scfunocr bar ieN ilere Same
unoer SnpetS SpcrfIobc, Sea pioltc,
at oct blot pilhc iorITnqe Nincn at
~itritte intob, oerior bolot ieg Yliitcn
og pelltebc paa Seoen. s.
Winc Sanier mo bopc rlnoct til
8rGnicu for 9cpioitbco, oo Huber
ponbSbaaocn bcgpnotc at qna up
ieien. s 9e9pnbelieu par leg ioo
iortllmlet og l~ionlattct, at ieg life
rigtig inttebc, at icg iNien par poa
Sperflabcll. Set por bpl0
merft onltrin9 mig. &por nar Gags
Inlet, Be b~legnenbc Stierncr, ieg ion,
ba ri ouffeoe nco? % bpor par De
heic, bpioc Sfrpnter?
llnberpanbSbaoben fom mi pp paa
Sperilabel, o9 ieg tllnoe ic Spict
no ira aoeicrnc. Hllnot ON
os bcrifcoe Ell unberlig fniqetoe
9pbsitilbeo, fun ct Iagtc Stpulp al
Sanoet lal1g5 SaoOena Sioc bertea
og aiertogcS al ct ipagt Gffo.
&i maatte aItiaa pGre / Ell itor
@rotte, og MI, ia mine Zine bopoc
p9nnet Jig til set ipage SpS ira So
%sierne, funOc ieg tpoclig ic SuIens
aalfpGggc. aommanOotaornet bIcp
aabnet % belle Sei9tningen fom op
paa S9ffct: 2 Sfiicerer, 10 Watroicr
iamt ct Gar Moifinntcitre.
Get bar / WeQemtioen IpffeoeS
mig at Ie5lle &ebet ON mine Ben, og
ganife ia9te ipenmeoe ieg ilto til en-
&Iippeafiots, Der Dor tpt peb og
giernte mig bag Ell fremipringenoc
&lippe.
Seq ifuI nentIig ii9c dig, at bct
ierite, ieg ioo, oa llnoeroonosbanoen
fom op til Sperflnoen % 2piene fin.
neoc paa SfibaiiOen, bar Wrf. II. 9,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

~ bAhA Ai VI |plAtluC llU DlIlullC,
ian III bau6e ban Stoi til lin Ssu.
oagSartifcll
Geo Wi0oogatio bnnfcoe oct paa
Isrcu. otto oabncoe ocit poo alent.
% On ban laa Better 9ua itoa uocn.
FOR meo ell irentmco Serre. qtt hoit
ito / @onacn iii Dem. San iaa FOR.
tuilet no, SuIt og REQ ito6 tpoeIigt
ifreuet poa bans mugrc 4riist. OF
ban ioa paa Dem n1c6 et baablsit, be.
ocnoe gIif.
SournaIiiten iad iorbauict paa
bam; iaa boo bon. ON ban manttc
pie fin Ben, Decorator WeIton, bcn
ubifaarne Ter.
"7e maa oente Hot iagoc Stto
% Ipttebc mco 6opeoet renbt intob
gprcliet. 2ibt citer bIeu Gsren Inf.
fet op inoenirn o. Ell al Hobofouerrc
fom no.
Gan oi goa inc MP" ipllrgte Ct.
to.
ga" iagoc aoren % iua forbalt'
Jet paa oe 70 fremmeoe 0errer.
Foo Sengcn Ion Singer meo Ell Inf.
feligt SmtI pnd tit blege. ubtnreoc
Aniiqt. Gt lioet rruot Rarrebooeo
bpilcoe i heuOes Arm.
sc, Der err Gsreu. Yteltor," Jog.
De Sourunliltcn
Geforatsreu itoo Iiot % iod rtsic
eod Neutrality-suspicious. ina oerbtc
ban iig ON moo Ctto.
"Giloc &c ipnes ON at uofere Sen
SIags arbeioe til StooigheS - lite.
oetior az mire % bngge Nuie?'
ipurgte ban.
Seq fan life lerc az SEN Slo9S
ar6eioe," iagOc Ctto, "bct betaIer iiJ
life"
"Men lea ifal isrgc Tor. at Set fan
betalc ia" iogoc 6r. Ntelton. "0ui5
&c bill tomue op % nrbetoe Tor mig
/ nit &ertiteo. oil lcg aioe Gent tppc
Collars ON llgen - til at bcgpnoe
mco."
"luuc Collars Tor at ifierc /
SrG2" uobrso Stto.
Ga" iuareoe Seforatsreu. "fom
imorgen.~ San fuiteoe CT burtigt
glit ruuet ! @prel'et. ioa Scasen %
tiIieieoe: ser bar &c lem Collars
- paa @aanoell - ioo er Set Ell III.
tale
&c 6remmebe oar saoet. Stto
laa paa anp peo Sioen al Sengen
meo Nrucu snrt ilpnget ON Singer o.
Den lille. Saa fpsiebe ban icriigtig
oct Lille ouneoe Sopeo.
Ser fan on ie. min egen Sttc."
iagoc Sugcr alae. ~Afit Noab %
min Sro ipiateoe life; bct lille. firrc
Sarn bar bragt oS Sptfc % Seliis.
nelie!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

SourrdIlitcu iorito0 bant, han be.
trogteoe after 1ereu nsie % 'agoe
lao;
"Geo &c bpao. icg iuneS gott ON
Den SlogS Sing. Nuia leg fisber Ell
I'M Gsr Tor Fem. oil &c laa gipe mig
oeune / Steoet?"
"So," iporcoe otto. Sc mon
gicrItc iao bcn."
ga Gcter 9uI off, ilIgtc otto
BAN no poa @aocn, og SournaIiitcn
it bam Ill at iortrae I'm 0iitorie,
ian MI buooc ban Stoi til lin Ssn.
oagSartifcll
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-06-27
Tennessee Ridge.

Church was well attended Sunday
morning and evening.
Those who took dinner at the S.
o. Palmer home we're Misses Pearl
Brayman,. Esther Jones, Esther Fo-
land, Della Ramsey, Opal Merrill,
Ella Spray, Edith Grimm. Fay Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer, Nile
Grimm, Homer Poland, Homer Bur-
chett, Truman Jones, Roy Lafollette,
Louis Brand, David Fox and Irene
Burchett.
Mrs. Frank Adams called on her
mother, Mrs. Silas Hopkins Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chip and
children spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jimmerson.
Miss Irene Burchett spent Satur-
day night with Miss Edith Grimm
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chip and
sons Norman and Eurman spent
Sunday at the Jack Peterson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grimm spent
Sunday at the Ben Grimm home near
Van Vert.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-06-27
Gospel Ridge.

Ed Smith and family were Sunday
guests at the Curry home.
Miss Dora Morgan went to Camp
Dodge Saturday to visit with friends.
About forty of the young people
of the neighborhood enjoyed an all
day picnic at the Will Scott grove
Mr. and Mrs. John Brazelton and
Mrs. C. S. Evans spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives in
Leon.
Carl Morgan and family and Pete
Morgan and family of near Crown
were Sunday visitors at the Ed Nor
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stiles and
daughter spent Sunday at Will Ros-
engrant's.
Miss Eunice Evans was visiting
few days last week with her sister,
Mrs Victor Hull.
Gladys and Harry Muck were Wis
iting the last of the week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orris Davis and two
children Lille and Max were calling
at the G. S. Evans home Friday even
Mrs. Ronala Jones and sons and
Mrs. c.. S. Evans and daughter
Eunice were visiting at Ed Morgan S
Friday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-06-27
Leroy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustafson and son
Oscar of silverhill, Alabama, came
Friday for, visit with their son
Henry Gustafson and family.
e. A. Wells and family drove to
Osceola Friday. Dale Ratcliff ac-
cOmpanied them home.
Mrs. Guy Smith and baby went to
Leon Saturday to visit with relatives.
Will Buffum and family Of Cam
bria visited Sunday at the Il. S. Buff
Mary Sullivan, Pearl Weaver,
Edith and Twyla Wells, Hazel West
fall, Elizabeth Culver, Jennie and
Clair Boggs, Dale Ratcliff and John
Calhoun, Pearl Wells and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Joy and daughter were
entertained at the Arthur Rlchman
home Sunday afternoon, he occa-
sion being Mrs. Richman's birthday
Ice cream, lemonade and candy were
served.
o. G. and Newt Boor, John Cal
houn and John Westfall were Leon
visitors Saturday.
Y. K. Stanley shipped cattio to
Chicago Tuesday.
Dir Burbank returned to his home
Al Oxford Friday. He performed sew
eral operations last week assisted by
his son, DR.. D. S. Burbank
G. H. Tedford was a business visi-
tor at Charlton and Des Moines the
Mr.. and Mrs. Scovel of Humeston
visited Wednesday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Gustafson and
family.
A. Stodgill went to Lancaster, Mo
Saturday to visit with relatives.
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Mrs. VIM. Vanderflute, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hyatt and Grace Jones
had business in Leon one day last
week.
Several attended the band concert
at Kellerton Saturday night.
Miss Grace Jones has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles HYATT;
Mrs. Bert McGahuey and little
daughter Alberta spent Friday with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward McGahuey.
Dave Drummond had business in
Kellerton one day last week.
Aldus and All Payton left Sunday
for Camp Dodge to visit their broth
er Lew who is in training there.
Bert McGahuey and wife and
baby spent Sunday at Ed MEGA
huey's.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hyatt and
Grace Jones spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Vanderflute.
Mrs. All Payton and children spent
Friday afternoon at Edward MEGA
Edward McGahuey left Friday for
Van Vert to visit his sister, Mrs, K.
H. Thompson. He returned Sunday.
Alvin Newton who is at Camp
Dodge spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erbln
Newton.
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Miss Edna Sears spent last week
at the Nern kier home at Grand
River.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Duffield and
daughter Miss Anna and Miss Jem1-
ma kob spent Saturday evening at
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plummer and
daughter Arlene spent Sunday at the
J. W. Bright home near Union
Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kentner and
daughter spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy kentner.
Mrs. George Scott was soliciting
for the Salvation Army in this neigh
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill of Leon
called Monday evening at w. c. Glib
sons.
Misses Mae Scott and Gladys Muck
spent Wednesday evening at Glenn
Petticord's.
dinner with Miss Jemima kob.
Miss Matte Hoffman spent Satur-
day night with her friend, Miss Lu-
ellie Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Smith and
little son and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Akers and daughter Miss Dorothy
spent Sunday with Fred Hill and
family of Leon.
daughter Arlene spent Thursday ev-
ening at Wise McCollough's.
Glenn Petticord called Sunday at
Ben Sears and family spent Sun
day at Vern Kier's at Grand River.
Ralph Bartlett assisted w. c. Glib
son with his work last week.
Harry Muck spent Saturday night
at Will SCOTS.
Quite few young people attend
ed the picnic at Will Scott S Sunday.
Tod and Marjorie Marshall spent
Sunday evening with Miss Muriel
ClausOn.