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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-24
Couch nan1nOCkS
 are read y to give their comfort.

Never season like this, for couch hanockS Had fine lot of them thought it plenty for the early season-and more promised
 But that fine big lot sold in jffy and since we've been actually begging makers to send more along
 They d send up few at a time-and that few would sell almost before they hung spread out here But now we've got good quantity; enough to last for eek at least
 Special hammocks with comfortable cotton-top mattress and saunch windshed hung by chains of full size,- $S.5O Heavy duck hamocks in green khaki color rstfu mattress with cotton top and bottom ung by chans
 $12.5O Splendid hammocks with mattress resing upon srong eg1vng spings carried tubular frame. Mattress itself is revrsibe and has roll edge Spring frame is of headrest types and adjustable to four heights for recn ing or reading at ease Green khaki $19.5O Luxurious hammocks with back which is both up- holstered and adjustable, soft firm fine cottonfled mat tress Of heavy duck in either gray green hak$2e Hammock and porch pillows-covered with heavy saeen and filled with floss handsome coohs and pat terns$1 of cretonne with cotton filing round square
 -49c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-24

Miss Hazel Beard of the High school faculty, will spend the sum- mer months in New York whore she
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-24

will take a post graduate course at Columbia university.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-24

Third floor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
6dmmelpeteranernes
olarsmooe

Golumbu5. 8, Sen t00c Sept. 5
9~rnIconing "@rono armp OF the Nc.
publica" - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
screenings - IorSmeoc bcri @pcn
ianot ioog en- oucrmaabe lntercS'nnt
Vrocc@iipn Steb, lbet / oenne ocltog
%cteraner ira life millore eno IRE
omcrifanlfc ari9c. 90 Ser par paa
%ionlulc Sio Sen iterltc Taraoe al
"bouS from o., Jon bar pUret bolot
pua manac Nar. Set par ogiaa for.
tie @ang commandments" bauoc
inbbubt %cteroncr ira anore @rigc
iii at m~arichere iannnlen meo iig.
! Den laugc WaricbtoIouue iaacS
Here Nctcrancr ira ben meritduite
Nria GSlS). Tua @rlruo al i'm
heic NlScr gioroc De Worichcn mcb
NutomobiIer. hpilfct oaiaa mango al
&ctcrancrne ira @oracrfriaen CS6l
iom III oaiaa ole or bolt oppe
i Narcnc, iaa Jig ueot til at aiprc.
Wten Silliloer AZ Dem marlchcrcbc
ltoltelI1cn meb line Saner pg Srom,
mctcrpicr / Spioicn. Toraocll
ocIiog ogIaa mallle al %eierancruc
ira ocu ipanif.amcrifanitc % fro
%crocusfrigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
3oie Zones Eremtio.

"Saniferen" / S~noerslep bar i Ell
Hpffe Mrtifler beifi9ftiget iie meo
36ie Gone efter Higsbugsoebatten %
%ifriper til Slitt:
"Sortiet fra H%pnniugs ,Malligbe-
Den cr alt nteo 3oie Gone MI Srenl-
tio5politif. Set er inoenior SoIfe.
forbulbet, at Slaeet efter en- fortere
eller lGngere @orrTffe ifal ilaaes for
at ~giengipe 3bie Gone bens traftat-
ligt lopeoe slfitemringsfribeo. 90
manife oaigepel bette, troos alt, er
set bebite for oae Barter. Obi Sa-
gen er 10 alligepel Den, at bperfen
BET oanife Solf eQer Spollespigerne
ielp er moone til at eleniprenes M.
Ser mac saa en- %alporIi9 Frspelies-
% 6orbereoeliestio foruO. @anife
pitt meo oen Itore Tare, at tpif SoIo
fpnler be iuaee Sanifbeosipirer; men
her mon Der iiffert burtigt funne OPP
naaeS noget hos Solfeforbunoet.
&enutings Wuligbeoen % @arans
ii for frenrtioig nationnlpolitiif Sri
bcb / 3bie Zone, set er - i%llitter Or.
tiflen - oft, bpao Der or al aftl,el
Yolitif 3bie Gone pebrercnoe. Wen
iclpe af'temningen % @ieniorenin'
gen herer Sremtioen til. Suaoan
lager otter Dor Weniug 2anoet, %
BET er rigtig itrar at gisre Jig set
tlart. 6or 3bie Gone er oct @eparel-
len al Observation-Disclosures, aanl.
pen giTlber; Tor 2oen Gone er oct
Den illloe llonnttelIe al Nlltiosmulig.
he0erre."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16

bnb6c fitnbet Stco mellcm itolicnifc ne
iligo llouiifc trooper, oe at ollicrcoc
trooper blcp moot I'll at lPaae Tia
lmcllcm.
Gnptcin h'Nnmtn3ip, Der iionler.
teoe liz Tom 6lDpcr mbcr arigcn,
bar prrct III al DC ipriaitc 5alsmpno
Tor ,Stollcrr1 &rup poo Scrritoriunl
pno 2lt'iocE al NNrioterbopet.
llnocr aontropcrien / Srcb3fon.
fcrcnccr oner SHINE itror cftcr Wini.
~ltcrict Srlnnbo3 SaIo, bpl6t o'Nln.
mln5lo iIonnienoc Solcr, boori ban
opiororc0c oct itnlicnitc Solt til at
flTmpc for line "bcrettlgc0c arop".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16

bolot Yriierne oppe. De b~encetebe
og'aa paa BET beitcmtcite. at Der ianot
itogel Trofitcring Steb inben beres
Sroittri. On al Salerne paaitpb, at
Den n9rpGrelloe 8ienncminitspriS
FOR Ell ltogenlrnbe goo a~lponing bar
$3.50 % ipuaebe, at Den piIoe ooa
op til $50 / 1920.
Set tog 10 Iar, iaqoe ban, fsr
Triierne gift neb igien eiter @oracr.
frigen, iaa man fan life meo Slime.
li9beo pente, of nogen itsrre Ieb.
gang ifal filnne finoe Steb bare noalc
faa Waaneber efter |erocns Itsrite
arig. 5orat bringe Triierne lleo,
maa Erooliftionen foreges, Grtro.
pagance opbsre, og Irbciosprilerne
falbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
"Gusierne".

Sra StGrbuf lfripa til "Slens-
borg 9lpis": Sllben arigen bar De
tpife pnrorenbc &aanoperfsipenoe,
De loatolote "SoSier", Ell Hlage ber-
oppe / Noroilespig. Get bar for oct
melte %ooarligc Glementer, Iom pans
brebe illloe omtring % tiggebe ira
Epr til Ger, % Oe bar ofte en- SfrGf
Tor 9eiolfningen. llnoer arigen bar
ri bopt NO for Dem; men set pareoe
life ret lpnge, eiter at arigen bar
forbi, inoen De fom berpp ieien. s
ben iibite Sib bar pi Der / Sfprbpf
oaaIlg frnnet ie Dem iproe5 / Sloffe
paa % Stpffer, % Sigeeriet bar
mi b%egpnot ligeipm ier arisen, %
bpao enonu u9rre er, 0rifferiet er
better life opbcrt. Get er ingen Sjel-
benheb of le Dem liege ipreiteiuloe /
&eigreiten erten ipb elIer. moro for
gperl, eaer ie Dem itaa poa 8abeit
og tsn1me Slaifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
O'oluuuuSlo pdd Hrl1s,ticu

sra Nom ielcQro'crr3 Sen l3oc
Gent Gen beremtc ltollcuitc 1iN
ter o. SlppGr Gabrielle o~'AlnunSio
outom ! 6rcooG ira Nonchi Ill Sirmc
/ SploicU lor en- iterrc NiocIiuo Al
@rcuoocrcr oR "Nrhitti". iorinnct
moo Woitiutauoncr "a Nonierouto
moblIcr.
lcunc Nan6liug cr / Strio nIco
Rc9icringcns Nr0re. EnQen Spteicr
i Slume par %ropportcret paa oen liN.
Ser bar imiolcrtio tjoliaerc uurct
Spcttatler / SHINE, o. Hegicriraell
hor poalaot line Neprricntauier al
un0crisgc Soqcn % rnoc no. bpcnr
Sphap9mPn0cnc hnr pGrci.
) SorsOoea telcgro'crcoc@ ira
Jlume, at ct ~alporlist Sammcuiisl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Pjempenote Opoaeere.

Sra &ooiaf, alaifn, melbes berl
9be september. ct al oct rationale
geographic Selifab uoienot Spoagel.
Iesparti unber ScOelic al Trofesior
HObert s. @riggS ira Ohio Stats.
%unioeriitet onfom bertiI ioag efter
at babe tilbrogt Sommeren nleo us.
forIfningen al Tlllfanen Wount &at-
moi % ben bcrenlte "%allep Of Gen
Chou Iano Smpfca" paa 9llaifas Salt
lon0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Solf / 1oma oyer / Deot
=. ". Tcmis bar tiltaset ijorten
Enno, Mrs. Vangbman tppe %
i. /. lumaS eQeue.

Spao maalfe er CT mere fremtr9.
oenoe SrGf END noget artbet peo Sn.
troouccringen og Salget al Janlac,
er oct meget itore Intal Mpno %
Splloer | Solpaj Der bar melot Ell
fo~rbauienoe blirtig SiItaeen / Ncgt
iom Heiultat al bette Wfibbels grllg.
6or fun nogle iaa Gage iioen
melbte q. @. 9emis, en- pelfienot
6orretning5mmlb, iom mi bar truf-
fet Jig tiIbuge % Dor / Ga Sirit
gpenlle, Gebar Hapios, at ban bapbe
~tlltaget IA Yl,no in9en finn fort 3ib.
On Sag cller TO lenere rappprtereoe
Mrs. Sable @~aigbman, boenoe i
1852 s Street, Gait, Geoar &apios,
en- SiItagen at 90 Yino.
On al De iibite til of bepibne De
merfnGroige gienopbpggenoe arGi-
ter / oenne Wteoicin, er Sralf S.
Son1as, iom erflprer, at ban bar til
taget fl Elnb og er enonu life i9r-
dig meo Den anoen SLATE al SanIac.
Sp til Den Bio, ba Wr. Somas elf
meo / Seroensfri9en, tiIbragte ban
Oct melte al Sioen paa en- Sarm, men
e1ter at bore fonlmen tilbage fra ben
anben SIDE al &apet antog han en-
Stiuing iom Weaer for Guafer Oats
Company oa Dor / S05 Soutb Sbiro
Street, @eit, Cedar Rapios.
Seq bauoe life beiunbet mig bel
/ inn Iar," tiger 0tr. Somas, % ban
nplig talte ON lin @riarineer til en-
&eprRieltant ior Sanlac, "og me.
oens ieg forie9te flere forifienise
SIags Wtebiciner, iaa bar leg albrig
iitano til at faa noeet, Der funbe
glenopbpgge mig % gipe mig Stprfe,
fereno ieg fanbt Smlac. SIR leg
gift inb / armeen leo leg al Iape-
% 2eperonoer iamt al en- neobrilot
5orfatning, % oa leg fom biem
igien for ire Waaneoer iioen ipntes
Jeg at bore pprre enc noeeniinoe.
Set meite al Chen bapbe jeg meen
Ippettt, % min Mape bar / Ell iaa
oaarlig S%orfatning, at ieg I'll fine
Stoer fife fiinoe ipiie noget Tom belit.
Seq bapoe npl item gipet op, o.
lea trpeoe Der life bar noeet. iom
filnoe gisre mig noget 9oot. Wen
tiliibit, efter at bape l9lt ON De bio.
nnoerlige Heilltater andre erbolot al
Sanlac, begpnote je9 ielp at BRUCE
bernie @eoicin, oe mart efter at babe
begpnot paa ben fsrlte Slaife bespnb-
te leg at befinoe mig beore. Seq
bapoe mart Ell gllibenbe @ppetit %
funoe ipiie hpoo iom BELT og altine.
Seq par enonu life fproig meo min
anoen SLATE, men ieg fsler allerebe
iom en- anoen Im,o og bqr tiltaget
If pllno / @egt. Seq bar alorig
belle nit Sio bapt FABIAN @ppetit, og
De Smerter, iom iagbes at bore for
bolot peo en-. oaarlig S%orfatning at
Seperer, bar belt forlaot min Hpg.
Seq 'fploer belle bernie piounoerlige
Sorbeoring enc og alene til SanIac.
ut oemme efter ben Srrtigbeb, bpor.
meo ieg M beores, bill ieg mart bore
/ Ell ligeiaa goo Sorfatning iom ieg
bar p9ret nogeniinoe / nit 2ip. Seq
peb life bpab BET er, nter, Ser er no.
get peo 5anlac, iom pisielig uofsrer
Irbeioet."
Sanlac inlses al en- Ieoenoe Ipo-
tbefer / bier @p. MOpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Kan after BIZ Soroere.

@aihington 5. 12tc Sept. Not,l-
raliieringaburenr,et bar llbitebt Ell
&rnbgicrclie en-, at 2open al 9be
Mui 1913, ser, bl. a., neatcoe "iienbts
lige llolpnoin9cr" al bli anerifanife
@pr9ere, cr ophupct, ina Der hereiter
after ltoor tlbliGcre llnberiaatter al
Gentrolnlogternc Nbgang aaben til at
lnbc llg n%utllrolilere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Ovrere Kl0oer.

Chicago s. 12tc Sept. Slf &lpbcs-
iubrifanter, iom bar tilitebe paa
Hctnil Observation-Disclosures Narsmooe
bcri @pen blcp Der crflprct, at Sen
boic GrtrohctnlIng ipr SpertioSur-
bcioc bcgrGnieoc Troouftionen %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
en- S~cpnsjonser orobt.

Jru Guincp 81. bereiies islgen.
De lergeIige 3ilorogeIie: gtra. ). $
1bompion fra @eii Eoint, ne, bier
tiblig ioae Morges orGbt pua SteOCt
al et 2Sernbareiog, mems bun ! Sep
ne ~panbrebe, benoo Stlnnegongen
SbeI6ina, Wo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Gru0 6nkt % tornnft,


- r., uY rifcr At ariocn rr ppcr.
cr b,nre I,tonn I'll NJ Ic ioruIitio o0
ueirn,t n3o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mooIr- f,u Set norc lin Crnnu at
iporQc os icIr mao Oct at pare Anlc
ritnutr c9cntlia or 'or noNct, %
hpori Observation-Disclosures bclluor, fri
ntr >e@ VtoUlc% N'9''I'r
Sljl ION III loritour oct, 'ortlUt
Ter NIn0ct, cr @mcrltdnltcrtna en-
Nroccs, ionl Nroonls % llofloocIl1
rNcr Torlioacllc1 a. 90 Ncn1lncnhc
Dcn ior Gmerita hos ocrt lem cr mi
ocIlhc ON, ncnotlld cIlcr lln't'n oper
Tor Sci. ION itlllhc 'Trnlcrlc Ell Hl1c'
rifuucr.
Get, iom iurprrQcr rn NoO &iuc
rlfoner, or aiurliahco I'll lopbunbcrt
Trihch, Ell uroffclio Gro puu ocnto
f~rotiifc ,Enititltioncr "a 5iQio til Sc
Inrcncnc Stotcra itohi0c ,<nhtnncl
lie pna Grcnitrioict %crocu.
:, bnorlcnc. ,for mn cu llolor.
h.r, ion, bor ,fr +il,orc IL, Of il,ot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
NDt Wsbe / %rlgerforeniusen.

Sooeralcp 9bc Mugult. "Ianlfe.
rem" m~eooeler, at T9lgerforeltingens
Silipnsraoo er inobubt I'll ct mt,
meget betpbningsiulot Webe / Ia.
bcnran oen 16oe ailguit. Taa bet
lioite WGoe uotolte Sornnnoen, y.
8rali, Enife ON, at Der palgtes en-
nm S~ornlaub, og bette Tunft itaar
oerior ierit pna Sagsoroenen. In-
oct Tllnft pao Iagsorbenen oreier
iig ON ct Sorilag til Nppalg al Gil.
innaraao belle @anosoelen oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Sra Scnoeriyuano.
&c maatte life bebuloc Tlaacnc.

"a Sericbprnene ira StTrbuf.
Ggnen iorIcocn aiten pcubte bicm
ira bercS Spboib / Ianmarf, bopoc
en- Gel al Dem ppntet iig nteo Sniaa
flag; men DC blep tagrlc ira oei1, oa
DC fpnt oper poa ben tpife Sioe a.
Stution9bp0tingcn peo Spibbing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
DR.. Charles &. Stanaclano, iom

tibliacrc par aniat / Oct am%critanitc
Siplomati. or blct uonTpni iii Ct
Stiling pcb Oct oiicntIisc lluoer.
pisningSpGlcn / North Eafcta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16

EvrERrp As s--ayn CLASS N.TrsK Ju&E I,ru 1905 IT
TIN Posr orIcE At nEcuEhu, Iowa, r>prH THr Ar
oY CovGRrs, o, Ntremo 1876
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
notwithstanding,
sgd St. Paul Kvegmarked.

10. Sept.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Kansas CITY Kvegmarked.
Sioux Citv Ky1gmarked.
Omaha Kvsgmarked.

HornkvRg- Native steersll.UO-l0.JO
K;dr 90 Kvier IL .O0-13.00
Stockers and feeders.... '.50-12.2'
Swim - Bulk of sales..... ID. 75-l8.25
E,,r 9.25-13.50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
;freo 90 ufreo,
FRA Stoe /.

fife lo0cr zig briigc Tom "allS Tor
Nnlihrnifrrncn GlCnNcr.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09
Ireland.

School started Monday at Ireland
after two weeks vacation on account
of the teacher having the flu.
Mrs. r. D. Owens and son Thomas
spent Sunday at the Ed Owens home.
Freely Beavers passed through
these parts Sunday.
Miss Virgene Griffin returned to
school Monday in Leon.
Those who spent Sunday at the
George Evans home, were Ellge
Evans and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Grogar, Of Camp Mcclellan,
Alabama, has been visiting his moth
er Mrs. Mary Grogan, returned to his
duties at camp Monday.
Charley Mahoney spent one day
last week with his brother Will near
Boothetown.
Paul Grogan spent few days in
Leon with relatives last week and
had bad tooth treated which has
been giving him considerable trouble.
Fred Potter and family spent Sun
day at Eugene Gammons.
Glen Garner returned to Abel to
take up his old job in garage at
that place.
Sunday with his mother Mrs: Brace
we'll.
Mrs. Mary Grogan and sons Leo
and Hasset spent Sunday at the Ma
than Boyce home.
John Flynn returned home from
Keokuk where he spent New Year S
with his sister Mrs. Frank Delaney
Hazel Poole slipped off load of
hay on New Years day and sprained
her wrist quite badly.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09
ibekalb.

Will Smith came Saturday for a
visit around Dekalb.
J.. w. Russells received word Sat
urday that their son Floyd chad ar
rived in Des Moines from France.
Harry Wilson sawed wood for
Horny Redman and Erastus Wilson
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shepherd
went to Grand River Saturday to at
tend meeting held there.
Emma Lands was a DeKalb call
err between trains Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Fry and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Wilson and family.
Elba Kelley has been assisting
Dick McCarl the past few days with
his work as Dick has been sick.
F. B. Piercy was Leon caller
Will Smith and Harve DeKalb took
dinner at the Charley Wilson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beers were
Leon callers Tuesday.
Every one arose Thursday morn
ing to find the thermometer at the
% mark, the coolest it has been this
winter in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jink Wells and Frank Miller
all took a Joy ride to the Ed Beers
home Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09
Orphan Ridge.

e. M. Axes and wife spent Mon
day At the l.. A Blackman nome.
Mrs. Hiram Manchester and son
Oharley had business at Davis CITY
is. j. Barlean had business at Leon
Ava Durrell was hauling corn
from fhe Forbes farm the past week:
4. Fred Jones and sons George and
Tim had business at Davis City Mon
Several from here attended a party
over by Decatur one night last week.
Some OF our most prosperous farm
ers are getting up their summer
wood. 80 u,o.,,
Word was received the past Wee tx
Camp Dodge in September, would ar ar,
rive home in a short time. This will
be clad news to his many friends. :,
Milf Truitt and sister Miss Sarah
went to Leon last week to attend the
funeral of John Bethard.
George Barlean was visiting reia-
lives at Davis City Friday, 49,,
The Misses Susan ana Gla WiiS
Mans saad s Mat RHfh Barean
Several from here visited the
Hooppoie school Friday and all re-
ported a jolly good time: a..
H. A. Brannon, of DAVIS Guy
spent a few days last week at Dan
Ennis Easten is up and around
again after being confined to the
house for several days with the ilu.
Spillman McNelly sports driving
team which he purchased last week.
John Barlean spent Friday at Syl-
yester Manchester
II. A. Brannon purchased me
mare Of A. C. Brazelton last week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09
Burr Oak Ridge.
church

Meeting closed at Eden church
Sunday night.
George, Clara, Julia and James
Ohastain and Lua Record spent
Sunday at Davis City, the guests OF
Mrs. Belle Turner.
A six O'Clock dinner was given at
the county home Saturday in honor
Of Willie Hazlet who is here visiting
from Colorado. =
Chastain accompanied by their fam
lies spent a very pleasant day at
Hlza Smiths.
Berry boys assisted Pa Grimm IN
driving bunch of cattle to Line
Vile to ship Monday.
A. P. Bethards and wife have y
been staying in Leon at the BEDSIDE
Of uncle John Bethards who contin-
YES very low.
Mrs. Charles Chastain spent Sat
urday with Mrs. Kate Frost.
Misses Lila, Fern and Frances
Mckinley visited East Eden school
one day last week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09
&1GO Reward. 500 .

ME readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages. and that is
Catcr-,l. l-cll's Catarrll Cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the n1edca!
disease, requires a constitutional treat
mc;2t. Halls Catcrrh Cure Is taken IN,
ana r..:oas surfaces Of the system, there
BY destroying the foundation Of the dis IS.
ease, and giving the patient strength. 10y, by
nature In doing its work. The proprietors
nave SO r1,,ch faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One. Hundred Doliars
for any case that 1T fails 70 cure oeh'A
for list of testimonials.
lSAddrcss r. ). CHENEY & CO., Toledo, ohio'
Sold BY oil Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor const1PAslon'
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09
Brush College.
delayed. }


Mrs. David Hubbard and daugh
tiers Annie and Beulah and SOL
Clarence, Walter mley anc
Clarence Osborn spent Christmas II
Leon at the Ralph Frost home.
lack Mcdaniel and wife, Rober1
and Roscoe Mcdaniel spent Christ
mas at F.. j. Evans.
Mrs. Ella Evans and daughter
week at Walter Evans.
David Robson and family and
Steve Latta and family spent Christ.
mas at Johnnie RObisOn's.
Misses Annie and Beulah Hub
bard spent one afternoon last week
at Johnnie Minors.
Misses Hattie and May Evans
spent Christmas with home folks.
Tuesday evening with Robert and
Stephen Martin.
Steve Latta and family, David
Robson and sons Wilbur and Wal
ter spent Sunday at Andy Smiths.
Chas. w. Rumley, who was sta
toned at Camp Kearney, CAL, re
turned home last Sunday, receiving
an honorable discharge.
Misses Annie. and Beulah Hub
E. j. Evans and family spent Sun
day at lack McDaniels.
Clyde Waller and family, Jim
Still and family were Sunday visit
ors at Nell Stills.
Mrs. Pat Hampton and daughter.
Elizabeth, spent Monday at David
Hubbard's.
Miss May Evans spent Tuesday
night with Miss Frances Martin.
Mrs. Dewey Martin spent Sunday
afternoon at Pat Hampton's.
David Hubbard and wife were
Davis City visitors Monday
Walter Griffin and Felix Grogan
spent Friday at VIM. Martins.
Ode Vanderpool had business in
Davis City Monday.
VIM. Martin delivered hogs at
Leon Monday
Leo Grogan, who is stationed at
Camp McClelland, Ala, came Mon
day for few days visit with his
mother Mrs. Mary Grogan.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09
Ireland.
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Elige Evans and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. lack McDan-
iel
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Griffin and
children spent Christmas with Mr..
O'Boyle and family at Vail, Iowa, re-
turning home Saturday.
Most of the flu patients in this
vicinity are reported to be getting
better.
Barry brothers sawed wood for
Ed Campbell one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. X A. Wilson return
ed to their home at Des Moiness
Friday, being called here to attend
the funeral of Mrs Wilson's brother
r. d. Owens.
George Evans and wife spent Sun
day at the lack Mcdaniel home.
Bill Lemons, of Lineville, bought
a car load of fat cattle of Jim Flynn
Monday. )
cattle to Kansas City Monday.
Ed Owens and sisters Miss Josie
and Mrs. Robert Malone and daugh-
ter Nellie called at the John Flynn
home Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09
BOschee's Syrup

will quiet your cough, soothe the in,
Elimination of sore throat and
lungs, stop irritation in the bIo IRON
rest, free from coughing and with
easy expectoration in the morning.
Made and sold in America for fiftv-
two years. A wonderful .prescrip-
ton, assisting nature in building up
your general health and throwing
off the disease. Especially useful
in lung trouble, asthma, Group,
bronchitis, etc. For sale by p. F.;
Bell 55-lS
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-09

You only need Sanol Eczema Cure
to get rid of those black heads, pim-
pies, rough bumpy skin. Leaves
skin smooth: Cures any case OF &c;
zema. Is pleasant to use. A tria!
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-04
WILLIE JACKSON
 AND TENDL.E:R E:
 CLASH TONIGHT

New York, Aug. 4-Over in the more or less apathetic city of Phila- delphia tonight will be staged a series of scintillating boxing matches for which Quakertown, without a com mission or boxing scandal to it's name has become noted. The contests will take place in Shibe Park, where the Athletics play more or less remarka- ble baseball, and the fame of the boxers assures a packed grand sta nd. First and foremost will be a bout be- tween Lew Tender. persistent chal- lenger of Benny Leonard and Willie Jackson, also regarded as a contender for the lightweight title.
 Tender and Jackson met in New Haven several months ago, and the Quaker got the decision on points a, the end of a fifteen round bout The fact that the men boxed with eight ounce gloves when the agreement called for six ounce nlitts, and the assertion of the referee that he did not think the boxers were contesting on their merits, had a tendency to cloud the issue. There is small doubt the men will do their best tonight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-04
Oscar Egg Defeats McNamara in Great
 Race At Newark

New York, Aug. +Oscar Egg. the Swiss cyclist, making his first ap- pearance of the season in this coun- try defeated McNamara, the Austra- Han, In a 10-mile paced race at the Velodrome in Newark yesterday afternoon.
 Egg, who has thrilled thousands of spectators in the Garden six-day grinds rode a fine race against Me Namara. Two laps from the finish of the race, the pace withdrew, leaving McNamara and Egg to the front, but Egg with a great burst of speed on the last lap rode around McNamara and won sitting up
 Arthur Spencer defeated Ray Eaton and Frank Kramer in a three-corner- ed match race. Eaton was second and Kramer third. It was ridden in heats, with one rider dropipng out of each. Spencer beat Eaton in the first and Kramer in the second, while Eaton downed Kramer in the third one.
 Ali Geu11et defeated Spencer and Kramer in a two-mile race and Kali ser and Verri in a one-mile race Goullet will meet Egg in a 15-miIe paced race at Newark Wednesday night Kramer and all the stars will do the pacing.