davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23

We czwartek, dnia Ego pazdzier-
nika b. T., PIP. Wojciech i Agata MI
chalikowie, Fam. PREY ulicy Fry
May, obchodziG beda dwudziesto-
piecio letnia rocznice swego pozycia
maltenskiego. o godzinie Sci odpra-
wione zostanie nabozehstwo dick
czynne ma intencye jubilat6w, kt6rzy
pred dwudziesto-pieciu laty slubo-
wall W kosciele p. W. sw. Jana Kan
tego, do ktorego do dis dnia uczesz-
czaja. Bedzie to pierwsza srebrna u
roczystoSG obchodzona ma Kantowle
cd czasu istnienia parafii. OBJ. Mi
CHALK prowadzi wyszynk pnr. 1866
W. Chicago ave.
y - q
Pred sedzia Christensen. stawai
wczoraj Edmund Beck, lat 80,
oskarzony przez AHtoniego Moraw-
skiego, zam. pnr. 533 Bickerdike
ul., o pobicie 90 PREY piracy / ME
dotrzymanie obietnicy ~wyp4acenia
mu pewnej sunny pieniebnej; obaj
So cieslani z zawodu. Beck najat
Morawskiego do pomocy. Gdy pra-
ca zostaIa wykohczona, Beck miaf
Morawsxiemu wyp}aci6 $4,000. Po-
niewaz dal mu tylko $500. powsta-
Ia z tel przyczyny kl6tnia, a nastep-
ME b6tka; Beck mia} uderzyt Sic
kiera Morawskiego W glove ] zranic
90 mocha. Sedzia skaza1 Becka ma
zaplaSenie $500 kary i koszt6w So
dowych. oraz wyplacenie Morawskie
mu nale4ytoSci.
j q +
Szesc tygodni temu, 16letnia Jad-
wiga Zag6rska, Fam. pnr. 1919 n.
Ashland ave-, opuScila dom rodziclel
ski. Rodzina poszukiwa}a ja czas ia
kiS, p6zniej zas zawiadomila o TEN
urzednikow sadowych. kt6rzy ia n
lezli W wyszynku PREY ulicy LOOMS
i Taylor, gdzie znana byla pod naz-
wiskiem Margaret Smith, W }aczno-
Sci z ia sprawl, a~resztowany zostai
Tony Lostumbo. lat 81, Fam. pnr.
712 Halpin place. Trzech innycn
lest przez w}adze poszukiwanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23

August Wisla, Fam. pnr. 4317 Au-
gusta ul., onegdaj o godzinie 2ei po
poiudniu padl ofiara z3odziei kie-
szonkowych, ktorzy zabrali mu $40
i pierscionek zony jego, ma tram
waju linii Milwaukee ave-, jadacym
W kierunku wschodnim. Kiedy spo-
strzegl swa zgube, ziodEiei JUL ME
by}o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23

Nazaretanki. Scheme n~abolenstwo czy-
II ..Prymicye' celebrowal Y. Jan en-
dziora, W asystencyi y. Clean Kelly ego
iako dyakona. Y. J6zefa .McDonella
tako subdyakona, y. Franciszka Ostro-
wskiego jake archipre7bitera. Funkcye
mistrza ceremonii sprawowaf Kleryk
Franciszek Krakowski "a Turyferaryu-
e hyl kleryk Franciszek Piwka. W
prezbfteryum zauwaAylismy nastepu--
jacych kap1an6w: Y. Teofila Kendzio-
re, brata prymicyanta, X. J0zefa Sehn-
kego, X. Feliksa Kachnowskiego, n.
Leona Sychowskiego, X. Rube, Y. Sta
nishawa Derengowskiego 1 X. Frnnc-
Ska Tyrche. Kazanie OkolicznoSciowe
O obowiazkach kapiahskich, wygfosti
X. Rajmmd Applet, p%robosDcz Z IT.
wing Parku. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kapian-
skiego. Prymicyant W czasie naooaen-
silva udzieli1 najprz6d ~staruszce matce'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23
ROSYJSCY KOMUNISCI u ME-
MIECKIM1.

Geneva, d. wrZeSnia. - die Mn
Mich Neueste ~Nachrichten" donosza,
&c rOsyjscy i niemieccy rewOlucyoni-
Sci odbyi wsp6lna kOnferencye, ma
kt6rej zadecydowano wywOlac tel III
my powszechny strajk W Niemczech,
rozwiaza6 niemiecka armie / Obahc O.
becny rad berlihSki, a W miejsce je-
go wprowadziG rad komunistyczny.
PismO wspomniane dodaje, re siedzi-
ba sptSku jest Lipsk, kt6ry pozostaje
W Scisiej komunikacyi z Moskwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23
UJECIE POLSKICH BANDYT0W.

n. Ashland ave, Leon Filipkow-
ski. '2146 Haddon ave. oraz VIA
dys}aw Filipkowski, brat pierw-
szego. WING GAIA zwalili oni ma
Wejde, kt6ry jake klerk poetic
wy wiedzial dobrze, re co czwar
tku, wysylana jest wieksza SUI
ma pieniedzy do Whiting, ma
wyplate robotnikom. Wejda po-
wiadomii O tym fakcie Filipkow-
skich, kt6rzy postarali sic 0 ma,
szyne, pojechali do Whiting. a
gdy p~osianiec Z pieniedzy INA
laz4 sig ma ~platformie stacy ko'
lejowej pod grozba rewolwer6w
odebrali mu z reki "Norek z pie
niedzmi i czmychneli. w drodzc
powrotnej ti6maczyli, re pek}a inl
guma. co spowodowafo. &c zmu'
szeni byli zostawit automoDii ia
ulicy. w kt6rym row1liez costa"
will $4,000. Automobil mial SO
znajdowac II zbiegu ulicy West|
ern ave. i rO-tej, gdy jednak de-
tektywi przybyli ma wskazand
miejsce, zadnej maszyny tamzo
ME znalezli. Utrzymuja, re pic-
Made zostaiy przez mich W bez|
piecznyrm miejscu ukryte, "a kto-
rymi czynione So teraz gorace pd
szukiwania' Najgorzej ma tym ra|
bunku wyszedl do tel porv Wei
da. Kapitan Malone utrzynulc,
re do tel pory otrzymaf on W go-
t6wce zaledwie banknot dwu@
dziesto dolarowy, reszte zas Ok
trzymac miaf PREY podziaie. w
mieszkaniu Filipkowskich zna-
1ezli policyanci najwieksza czeSd
lupu. Og6iem zna1eziono do tel
pory $4,000. .''''ds
+ -. "
=. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23
REZYGNACYA WLOSKIEGO MI
NISTRA..

Rzym, 23. w~rzeSnia. - ,,Giornale
d'Italia'' donoSi, re TOmassO Tittoni,
WlOski minister Spraw zagranicznych,
wni6sI z powodu zajS6 we Fume re-
zygnacye z ZajmOwanego stanowiska.
Ma dow6d, jak ~sytuacya jest powa-
ina, mole postu5yG fakt, re zwOlanie
parlamentu wloskiegO OdrOczono 2
dnia 24go ma d. ergo wrzeSnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23
ABANDONMENT.

Komitet budowy Domu Polskfego
" Brighton Parku, odbsdzie W po-
siedzenie W przyszly piatek. dnia 26
b. m. punktualnie o god7inie 6smej
vieczorem, W sail oh. WiadysaaWa
Fettera, r6g 4stej ulIcy / So. Talman
ave. KoniecznoSc wymsga, ably wszy-
sew -reprezentanci byli ma tenn po-
siedzeniu obecni, poniewaz So waz-
ne sprawy do om6wienia.
F. wertelak, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23
A!
oRGANIZACYA FIOTY POLSKIEJ.

Londyn, 23. wrzeSnia. - Otrzy--
name tn informamcye donOsna, re Or
ganizacya polskiej floty wOjennej po-
stepuje szybko naprz6d i gdy traktat
pokojowy zostanie ratyfikOwany, ist-
nien1e tel floty bedzie juz faktem do
konanym. Ma razie bedzie sic n ska
dac z czterech Zbrojnych kraiOwni--
k9w i dwunastu .wielkich fodzi torpe-
dowych. Personal jej bedbie wynOsiC
$500 hdd, w~laczajac W to $50 Office
row, pod naczelna kOmenda - o lie
wiadomo - admirala Porebsldego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23

w niedziele, dnia 21go w~rzeSnia,
o godz. 1890 rano " koSciele p. W.
sw. Stanislawa Kostki. odprawti
pierwsza Msze sw., X. Jan G. Peter
son, kt6ry otrzymal S~wiecenia ka--
p{anskie, W sobote dnia 20go wrzes-
mia. " katedrze, z rak J. E. Arcy-
6iskupa, Jerzego Mundeleina D. D.
U~roczystoSc rozpoczal X. W. Swie-
tex, C. R., Z ,,Asperges". Nastepnie
z plebanii, utica Ingraham do ko--
scio}s ruszyia procesya, W ktorej u
dzia} wzieli chlopcy i dziewczeta u
brane W bell, z kwiatami, pod kie-
roEnictwem Si6str Notre Dsmek;
dslej czfonkowie i cz}onkinie Stow.
Alumn6w Szkoly Sw. Stanisiawa X,
kt6rego Prymicyant Jest cslonkiem.
P6zniej sill ministranci pod kiero-
wnictwem brata SGanisIawa Corr
~kowskiego c. R.. a " koncu Y. Pry-
micyant z Y. ProbosBczem F. DEM
biGskim c. f. i licznem duchowte6st-
VEN.
Prey d~zwiekach dzwonow i marsza
granego ma organach przez miejsco-
wego organiste p. A. J. Kwasigro-
cha wstapiono do koSciola, gdzie
Prymicyant zaintonowal Vent Gre
stor'. kompozycyi A. Freyer'a, po-
czem przystapiI do ofiary Mszy Sw.,
" asystencyi ksiedza Jozefa Ka-
rabasza, jake dyakona / X. VIA
dys{awa Belowskiego z Milwaukee,
Wis. tako subdyakona, X. Franci-
Ska DembiGskiego c. R., jake archi-
prezbytera, a X. Jerzego Smiskola, z
Kenrick seminaryum W st. Louis,
Mo-, jako mistrza ceremonii. W
Prezbyteryum obecni byli: x. ".
Swientek c. R., X. F. Kubasiak c.
R.. X. P. Tudyka c. r. i studenci
Seminaryum sw. Salezego W Mil
waukee, Wis, mianowicie: Leon
Kerstein, Andrea Jastroch, Fran
ciszek Modrzewski.
Choir parafialny odspiewa& Mszs
sw. Lambillotta, soIowe spiewy wy
konaly Marya Kowalska, Felicya
S~tepczynska. Wiktor Czonstka, An
irzei stachowicz, Wlad. Barwig, Jan
Kondziorski i Jan Nering.
Kazanie stosowne do okazyi wy
glosi{ Y. Bronislaw Cieslak c. K.
Przedstawil wiernym wzniosioSc sta
uu kaplanskiego, w~inszujac Mode
mu kapfanowi blogo4awiehstWa
Bozego ma dalsza prace.
Pc Mszy sw. Prymicyant udzielii
wszystkim wiernym blogosiawiehst-
VIA. w kosciele obecni byli procz
matki jego Maryi / babel Agniesz7
h Rutkowskiej, starej osadniczki
Stanisiawowa / rodzehstwa liczne
rrono przyjaci6l i ~wiernycn. obecne
byfy tak1e Siostry Felicyanki, do
ktorego zgromadzenia nalezy ciotka
prymicyanta. oraz Siostry Notre
Damki. cd kt6rych Prymicyant o.
trzyma} poczatkowe nauki.
o godzinie 1szei p~opoaudniu W
salt parafialnei byl podany obiad
dla ksfezy, rodziny, krewnych /
przyjaci6l, ma kt6rym wygiosi, move
Y. F. Dembfhski c. R, proboszcz
stanisls wowa i X. Prymicyant, kto-
. ~ serdecznie dziekOwaa Ia pomoc
iemu u~dzielona W studyach. a zVta-
SEGA matee i babel jego, "a troskli-
va opieke 1 Stow. Afumnow szko-
~ sw. stanis4awa Kostki "a kielich,
ktory mu ofiarowsno.
Pc obiedzie Prymicyant odpraVh
pieszpory. konczsc tym, ten tax ola
n;ego pamietny i radosny dzien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23

braciom / Siostrom, krewnym ! Zna-
iomym. Pc nabozehstwie odbyi ci9
obiad ma plebanii dla zehranych kSir-
~ i rodziny Pr%ymicyanta. Pc %po4ndniu
nieszpory celebrOwai Y. Prymhcyant "
asystencyi X. Teofila Kendziory. jaEo
dyakona / X. JGzcfa McDonrll'a jaNI
suhdakona. Pc nieszporach u
dzielil b}ogoslawie1stwa wSzySt~
kim zebrany7n " kosciele osobno. NnH-
micnic wypada, he Choir parafialny :"-'
skonale sic spisai pod dyrekcya p. $50
bolewskiego, ~wykonujac piekne ut""-
~. Uczta wieczorna odbyia sic W dom'l
matki pnr. 1858 Ward ul.. gdzie zebra
10 sic liczne grono starych parafian Jd-
zafatowa a miedzy innymi take alder
James Dorney Z iona. Do wieIu
1ycze6 skladanych Prymicyantowi W
dnfu jego prymicyi my takhe za1a'
cam nasze: Adj multoS amos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23

wall zesliznal sic z drogi do przy-
droznego rowu, przewr6cil, cieza--
rem swym przyciskajac ~pasazer6w.
Wypadek przydarzyi sic ma goScihcu
Calumet. Gdy policya znalazla sic ma
miejscu wypadku, skonstatowala, re
PAM Marta Polaska, zam. pnr. 1912
W. gotta ILL.,, byla bez zycia, J6zef
Storczek zas, 1887 w. 1Sta ul., tax
ciezkim doznal obrazen, re ich praw
dopodobnie ME ~przezyje. w automo-
blu nieszczesnym znajdowa@ sic ro-
wniez MAJ zmarlej 1 cztery inne oso-
by, kt6re z wypadku wyszly z lex
kimi obrazeniami.
+ 6n =
q South Omaha, Nebraska, otrzy-
malismy dzisiaj list, W kt6rym nam
pisza, re zaioIyfa sic tam wielka
polsko-czeska sp6Ika, kt6ra zajmo-
wac sic bedzie ma wielka skale han
die mbydia. Spolka Ia nosi sic z my
sla zazloienia r6wniez w}asnej RE
zalni. kt6ra wedle ich zapatryWan
Wilma sic utrzymac, ponievaz ma o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23
NOTATN OSOBSTE.

PAM K. Kowalezyk, wraz z corka
Marta powr6eiia z Wausaukee, Wis.
gdzie spedzila swe try tygodniowe
wakacye, u cork i ziecia s. ]. szat-
kowskiego. Matka wraz z corka czu-
ia sic EySmienicie po d{ugim 3D.
poezynku ma Swielem p~owietrzu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-23
nNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA

No. Sangamon ul., Onegdsj przecho-
dzac utica Grand avenue, zosta}a
n~ajechana przez automobil kierowa
ny reka Jana Wesolowskiego, zamie-
szka}ego pnr. 1865 Grand avenue
i lekko pOkaleczona. Szofer zabrai
ia do pobliskiej apteki i tam lekarz
wfoski opatrzy{ rama; p6zniej ma
iej zyczenie odwioz} jS do domu,
gdzie przyrzekl lekarza op{acic i cho
"a sic zaopiekowat do czasu wyzdro-
vienna.
90 =
August Wisla, Fam. pnr. 4317 Au-
gusta ul., onegdaj o godzinie 2ei po
pofudniu padl ofiara z3odziei kie--
szonkowych. ktorzy zabrali mu $40
i pierScionek zony jego, ma tram
waju linii Milwaukee ave-, jadacym
W kierunku wschodnim. Kiedy spo-
strzeg{ sws zgube, ziodziei JUL ME
bylo.
g - q
w sobote wieczorem W mieszka-
niu PIP. dr.. j. Train, Fam. pnr. p.
mr.. 1449 Blackhawk ul., corki ich Ju
llama i Florentyna Train, PREY
wsp6ludziale swych przyjacioiek, u
rzadziiy wieczorek tax zwany Bun
CO Party, " ktorym uczestniczyS
nastepujace panienki: Helena Wini-
kajtys. Elibieta Stachowicz, Klara
Winikajtis, Marya Sobieszczyk, Kla-
ra Cnmielewska, Emilia Tadych. -
Parma Helena Winikajtis wygrala
pierwsza nagrode, parma Michalska
druga, a parma Sobieszczyk 3cia.
| Edna Nelson, Gertrude Mix, Lydia
Michalska l Marta Kubiak. Bawiono
sic wysmienicie.
o - o
Franciszek Knoll. kt6ry Cd dlus"
| szego czasu prowadzil zak}ad auto"
mobilowy, pod nazwa: West, DiVi-
sion Auto Garage, pnr. 1914 West
Division ul., sprzedai go onegdaj
wyjecha4 do Los Angeles, Cal, W
celu poratowania nadwatlonego
zdrowia. Mieisce ~powyzsze objeli:
D. Teoril Sawicki i p. Jozef Hydzek,
Dzisiaj we wtorek. dnia % b. m
stana ma slubnym kobiercu W ko--
sciele p. W. SIS. Piotra i PaT}a. Q
godzinie 5tei wieczorem p. Antoni
Tochawski, z parma Leokadya Oso-
wskiewicz.
90 !
Dzisiaj we wtorek. dnia % b. m,
o godzinie 2ej pOpo}udniu ma cmen
tarzu sw. Wojciecha. przeniesione be
da zgloki s. p. Andrzeja Migawy, ma
parcele familijna, kt6ry zmari DIN,
AGO grudnia 1918 r. Przeniesienie
odbedzie sic PREY udziale nastepuja-
cych krewnych: Franciszka Bejrow-
gkiego, Ignacego Bronieckiego,
Franciszka Migawy, Teofila Bielih-
skiego, Jana Jankowskiego i Teodo-
"a Meszki.
o ~ q
Interesy banku polskiego North
western Trust and Savings BanKu,
przy Milwaukee ave. i Division ulicy
ida naprz6d tax szybkim krokiem,
ze wydzierzawiono lokal ma narozni-
ku Division 1 Dickson ul., ma dziaa
zagraniczny, DO W domu bankoWym
rzeczywiscie miejsca zabrakio. Wy
dzierzawiono to mieisce ma pewien
czas 2 przywilejem odnowienia kon-
traktu DO upiywie tego terminu. Po-
{ozenie lest bardzo dobre, be
lest tylko ma drugim narozniku.
Smutnie bardzo zakohczyia sic
onegdaj ~wycieczka siedmiu os6b, kt6
rzy wybrali sic byli do miasteczka
Gary ma grzyby. Powracajac do do
mu automobD v kt6rym sic znaido'
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16
Children's Goats

waist all around belt. Large patch
pockets, cuffs and belt trimmed with
large self material buttons. Full lined
with mercerized sateen. Brown or blue.
Sizes 10 to IA. Price ..........$ $1,000
6153-Little girls coat of velvet velour
in brown, green and navy. Deep converti-
BILE self collar, fur trimmed, button
trimmed gathered back and yoke front
belt, fancy pockets and cuffs. Mercerized
sateen lined. Sizes to Z. Price. So so
6365-Nisses' all-wool cheviot coat
Large collar, plush trimmed. Gathered
back at waistline all around belt, button
trimmed front belt, slash angle pockets.
Full lined with sateen. Comes in shades
of blue and brown. Sizes to 70. Price
615O-All wool cheviot coat in little
girls sizes. Large convertible collar and
cuffs of black velvet velour. Gathered
back, all around belt, button trimmed.
Fancy patch pockets. Sateen lined. Brown
and blue. Sizes to 7. Price....-. $7.75
17S61-Little girls coat of corduroy.
Straight coat. Large collar, button
trimmed. Slash pockets. Full lined in
sateen. Colors, brown and blue. Sizes 5
to Z. Price ...-....-.......... $6.75
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16
Orphan Ridge.

Ray Scott, wife and family, OF
near Grown, came down Saturday
and took supper with his sister, Mrs
j. w. Fitch. Mr.. Fitch and wife &C
companied them home for an over
Sunday visit.
There was no school from We'd
nesday until Monday on account OF
the teachers meeting at Leon.
Silas Manchester has rented the
Ackerley farm for the coming year,
and will put in 40 acres of wheat
this fall. Mr.: Merritt will move to
Gently purchased of Mr.: Ackerely. (,
Luther Beasley and Earl Cox, OF
near Davis. City, had business on the
ridge Sunday.
day on Snake Prairie at the home
of Fred Smith.
Dan Potts, of Osborn, Mo-, spent
few days at Lee Davis. He de-
parted for his home Monday and
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. A. J. Piper &C
companied him home for visit of
several weeks.
Frank Balm had business at Gains
vile Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl and Miss Ruth Barlean
spent Sunday at j. w. Buffers.
Pete Christensen and sons, Charley
Harry and Pete called on the Bar
lean boys Sunday.
c.. M. Axes went to St. Joe and
bought a car of calves and shipped
them to Blockley Saturday, and will
feed them on his farm the coming
winter.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16

DeKalb.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jink Wells and Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Wilson attended
the sale at Jim j. Smiths,
Mrs. Ike Woodard went to Grand
River Tuesday to have some dentaI
work done.
FRED Beers helped Frank Binnine
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wilson and
Joe wilson were Grand river callers
George South and son, Charley
went TO Lamont Tuesday on Dus'
Mrs, Rose Wilson called on he1
sister, Mrs. Tilda Wilkie Thursday
MISS Beulah Mcdonnell spent
Wednesday night with ner 1rleno
George o. Johnston, who is teach.
ing the West school went home
Wednesday afternoon to attend the
Charley and Andy Wilson were
business callers in Grand River Fri
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jink wells were
business callers in; Leon Satnr ri -
John Minor and Miss Ruth Wilson
were business callers in Grand River
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wilkie and
son. frankie spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trisler at van
Misses Ruth Wilson and Beulahl
Mcconnell attended the Teachers
Institute at Leon Thursday and FIJI
day. . n;,or
spent Sunday afternoon at Weldon:
mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and
Miss Ruth spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Trisler at
Van Vert.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16
Rauch No. 2.

Eliza Reed is visiting at Elmer
Gibbons this week.
Mr.. Wallace, of Gravity, was here
looking after his farm this week:
Walter Evans and wife visited a
few days with Mrs. Evans aunt,
Mrs. Blodgett. c.o.
and Sunday at home
Frank Dobson was driving. his
Ford Sunday, taking Miss Lelah to
Dannie Williams drove to Deca-
vi Uncle Tom Williams delivered
hogs at Decatur last week..
Mrs; Jennie Norman %aan,, and az da9 ign
went to Leon Saturday to visit over
Sunday with Mrs. Norman's sister,
Mrs. Cora Axes, returning Sunday
accompanied by Marie Norman, VINO
had been visiting at the Axes home.
The pupils of the Rauch schol en-
joyed couple, Of OF DAYS MSyYrs yGcatl nmd
there being 50 schoS Siras attssn ded
Teachers Institute at Leon.
Mr.. Harms and his men are work
ing on the fill north of Lindsey
Roush's place. The Harms camp was
deserted Sunday, but all were pack
Monday and ready for work. There
has been a great deal of work done
on our roads which sure is making
them in fine condition.
Bert Ingram is working with the
road gang. nue.
dey, there being no school at Deca-
tur Thursday and Friday.
Leo Dobson and Renan Andrew
were seen going north Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16
LeftOy.

L. L. Boggs, Albert Buffum and
Melvin Buchanan made a business
trip to Kansas City the first OF the
week.
DR.. Burbank and family spent
last week with Mrs. Burbank's par
ents at Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Thurlow spent
a few days at Des Moines the past
week. Olin Monroe OF Weldon,
worked in the bank during their
Myrtle Wiseman left the first of
last week for her home at Hayes
Vile, Iowa, after visiting at the G.
L. Culver home. She was accom-
panied to Charlton by her cousin,
Elizabeth Culver.
Harry jennings, of Humeston,
was in town Monday.
Elliott Wells and family were
Charlton visitors Wednesday.
Geo. Benson and family, Of South
Dakota, are visiting with relatives
and friends in this city.
Grace Wylie and Dewey Miliner
were married in Missouri last week
while visiting with her mother and
family: They were accompanied by
the brides sister, Myrtle Wylie.
Lula McPhetridge visited last
week with her sister at .Vinton.
Ora Krouch, of Humeston, visited
over Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Coppock and Josie visited
Friday and Saturday with friends at
HumeStOn
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16

1503-Misses' coat mode in henna fan
cy mixture, waist and sleeves lined with
brown Venetian. Loose back is gathered
onto square yoke. Strap belt is but
toned across front. Set in pockets have
self caps and collar is convertible. Novelty
buttons trim sleeves and bottom Of back.
Comes in novelty mixtures. Price, $27. so
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16
r. F. d. No. 4.

Jack Frost visited this vicinity a
few nights last week.
Mrs. VIM. Negley and Mrs. ). W.
MuIlin stayed last Tuesday night IN
Leon with Mrs. Steve Scott, who has
Harriet Stewart went to Leon
Wednesday evening and stayed to
attend the Teachers Institute.
Grace Barrett spent q few days
last week with her sister, MRS.
Several from this locality attend
ed the Farmers Union program at
the White Hall school house last
Hazel and Julia Mullin attended
the Teachers Institute the latter
part of last week.
Little Bernard Boyce, son of Mr.;
and Mrs. N. A. BOyce was operated
on at Leon last Saturday.
Joe Mullin went to Leon bright
and early Saturday morning to drive
his new Ford home.
Lewis CARRIER and son are cutting
cane this week. :,
Sunday with John Myers and family.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16
Morgan Center.

Mrs. Cyrus Wells departed Tues
day for a short visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jesse Hatfield.
Mrs. A. B. Willis and Mrs. Riley
Hatfield visited at Reno Willis
Thursday.
Lawrence Poland and wife spent
few days the past week at Kansas
City and St. Joe.
Mrs. Margaret Harris, who has
been visiting relatives in these parts
departed Tuesday for her home in
Kansas.
Mrs. Don Moore called at H. E.
Bright's Friday.
Mrs. Hollinger and sons, Sebert
and Gerald, went to Wyoming Tues
day for a visit.
Miss Blanch Wells called at the
A. D. Curry home Thursday.
Fred Bardwell and wife spent
Sunday at the home Of his brother
in Missouri.
P. A. Bright and wife spent Sun
day at H. E. Bright's.
Pierce Bardwell and wife visited
at Dave .Bardwells Saturday.
MRS. Reno Willis visited at J. B.
Vaughn's Tuesday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16

431-Suit of navy blue all wool poplin.
Jacket is straight line model with side
panels trimmed with black plush, cording
and buttons. Large convertible collar OF
black plush, satin lined. Two piece skirt
has belt and pockets, button trimmed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16

Tho housewife Of Holland would al
most 40 soon be without food AZ with
out her Real Dutch Drops" as she
quantity calls GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capsules. They restore strength
and are responsible in a great measure
FOR the sturdy, robust health OF the
Hollanders.
Do not delay. Go to your druggist and
insist on his supplying Yen with GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM OIL Capsules. Take
them rs directed. and II you are not
gladly refund your money. Look for
tho name GOLD MEDAL on tho box
and accept no other. In sealed boxes
three sizes. &
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16

43S-Smart suit of brown all wool Sill
vertone. Jacket is the straight line tail
ored model with narrow belt, plain sleeves
and choker collar. Lined with fancy
satin Two piece skirt with set in pockets
button trimmed, comes in brown and blue.
Price ...........-....-$ $50 so
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
LOOK OUT!

Kidney troubles don't disappear Of
themselves. They grow slowly but
steadily, undermining health with
deadly certainty. until you fan VIC
tim to incurable disease.
Stop your troubles while there is time.
Don't wait until little pains become big
aches. Don't trihe with disease. TO
avoid future suffering begin treatment
With GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL Cap
1ules now. Take three or four every
DAY until you are entirely free from
pain.
This well known preparation has been
ono Of the national remedies OF Hol-
ment Of tho Netherlands granted z
special charter authorizing it, prepara-
ton and sale
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-16

A burning sensation in the throat
digestive trouble is the starting
point for many serious diseases;
particularly kidney disease. Better
take Prickly Ash Bitters and put
your stomach and digestion in sound
condition before serious trouble be
gins. Price $125 per bottle. g..
E. Bell, Special Agent