The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-07-03

| PkO't Bowshsr's
Found-A tin dinner pail Get il
at The Reporter office.
| Wanted--Man to pillow corn ane
iowa 1921
Found-Pair of lady's silk gloves
! which owner can secure at The Re
porter office.
For Sale-Hi-test milk cows
good as new piano-Strong iron beu
Frank N. Slade. 44-tl
Take your Dodge car to Bowshers
on the 4th and he will park your
car free of charge.
Lost-Between Leon and Morgan
| a 3Ox3 1a auto casing and rim
Finder please return to The Report
er office.
Poland China Hogs For Sale
Young stock for sale at all times.
Write or phone Eugene Massey,
Garden Grove. 40 III
We want men and women to per
NIT us to care. for their clothes:
We don't scorch, burn or gloss any
stead we make them look like new.
The difference will delight you. G.
W. Conner.
It's a pleasure to see a man with
we'll pressed clothes. 1t means
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able to ), press them better than they
were ever pressed before. You can
prove his statement to your own
satisfaction by letting us show you
G. w. Conner.
L. D. Harms, living out on route ;e
bic bic: t il othy heads he last week which
measured II "a inches in length, and
also enclosed in the package some
Wild gooseberries from his farm
which were of very unusual SIZE.
Everything is growing good IN Pc
catur county this year, even the
gooseberries.
All persons interested in the Beth
ell cemetery are. requested to meet
at Bethel church on "Wednesday,
july 8, to clean up the cemetery
Bring such tools as are needed Tor
! the work, a we'll filled dinner basket
and a determination to 40 your
share towards identifying, the GENE
terry. Let there be a good turn OUT.
Bv order of the trustees, N. M.
Cox, one of them.
Miss Helen VanWerden entertain
ed a number of her young friends al
six o'clock dinner Monday evening
at the home of her parents followeo
by a theatre party. Among the o sd
Emo Grenawalt and Viola Hopkins
Layton Teale, Darrell Scott and
Misses Emma Lands and Jennie
Hines Of Grand River. :
Wanted at Once-A girl at The
moni, Iowa. Must be neat and tidy
willing to work and with some eX,
perience at soda fountain and all:
round cafe work Must also DC
capable of making quick and accur:
ate change at cash register anC
come well recommended. Coco
wages to the right party. Write al
once. Albert Foreman, Prop.
near AIR. L aee rS We're !' Sunday visitor:
at the home of his uncle, j.. l.
| Warnstaff in Leon. He reports thai
his father, J w. Warnstaff,, whe
went to Rochester,; Mimi; iast wee e.
to consult Drs. Mayo, thinking ne
ed home last week, Drs. Mayo telling
him.h his trouble was gall stones, and
The was taken to OsceOla Monday &c
be operated upon.
N. l.. Chase, of near Garden
Grove, was visitor in Leon ~, la >
Thursday and and his oon most ' hinl ae
| he had shaved OFF his familiar beard
and he says Mrs Chase did not
recognize him when he returned
home. This is the second time he
has shaved his beard in thirty-nine
years, shaving 1t off tWenty-three
years ago, and before that ne mad
worn it continuously for sixteen
years.
Mrs. Nellie Crees, who had been
sufferer for months with that
dread disease, tuberculosis, passed
away Sunday evening and was laid
to rest in Oak Hill cemetery Tues
day. This is surely sad case as
| it leaves six little children to the
mercies of the world. The relatives
have provided for them and they
will all have good homes, but will
miss the counsel of their parents
Their father met very tragic death
only about four years ago, when MS
mill engine exploded.-Grand River
Local.
Fred ]. Waight, son of DR.. and
Mrs w. f. Waight of this city, who
has been working in the government
ALLOTMENT and insurance department
at Washington, was last week pro,
noted to acting chief of the night
force of the Allotment and Allow
ance Division, and also made g
member of the Division Executive
Committee, the appointment carry
ing with it nice increase in salary
Fred has many friends here, who are
pleased at his success. as he. is re;
garded as one of the best informed
| mon in this imnnrfant gnNRrnm0n1