The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-13

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Will press your suit any hour you
say. Leon Laundry.
Lost-String of white pearl beads.
| Please return to Reporter office
For sale-Aberdeen Angus bull,
papers furnished. Walter Evans.
Our implements are for sale.
Can't you help us? j. r. Bowsher'
For sixty~fiye acres Of
pasture, spring watered. Geo. Evans.
A dozen silk dresses at a price. See
our advertisement. }. w. Hurst &
We buy Dodge Bros, Buick and
Ford cars. Bring them in. j. Il.
BoWsher.
For sale-sweet Potato, Pond
erosa tomatoes, Beef Steak tomat toes
and some other plants for May
planting. j. Hoffhines 3S-4t.
100 pairs of mems oxfords, worth
from $3.50 to $1,000, Friday and
Saturday, choice $500.
Paul Teale, son of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
E. Teale, Of Lamont, was operated
upon at the Leon hospital Monday
and is getting along very nicely.
For Rent-House and two lots, 25
bearing fruit trees, 4 blocks north
east OF square, rent reasonable. Call
on Fl. A. Silvers, Leon, Iowa. 4O-lt
| The RpDnrtpr office wants VOllno
lady or young man to learn to oper-
tie linotype machine. Pleasant work
with good wages and permanen!
situation. Apply at once.
Parties desiring tickets for the
sociation can procure them at e. f
Bells drug store. Please get them
early, so arrangements can be made
| TO serve all.
| Notice-As it has always caused
more Or less distur bance / am no:
going to allow any hunting, fishing
camping or picnicing in the grove at
the MooGard Dam. Mrs. Alph
! Woodard, Decatur Iowa. 3S-3t
Why not attend the Oldest, Larg-
est, and Leading Business Training
School in the West-the School en-
and Business Firms everywh ere.
Send for free catalogue. Enter now.
! We have no vacation. Address;
Grand Island Business College, Grand
| Island, Nebraska-the school built
up to a standard, not down to a
price.
A letter from A. B. Owen with a
renewal of his subscription to The
Reporter, contained a clipping from
a Cairo, ILL.,, paper saying the new
poultry house of Goodwin & Jean,
which was recently opened in that
city with Mr.. Owen manager, last
week shipped out eighteen cars of
poultry and eggs and also shipped
21 cars from their branch house at
Delta, Mo.
Mrs. Morris Elder, accompanied
by her brother, Marion Grimes, went
to Albany, Mo-, Thursday for a few
days visit at the home of Mr.. Elders
ment exercises of the Albany schools,
Mr. Elders sister, Miss Margaret, be-
ing one Of the graduates. Morris is
Bethany. Mo-, and joined them there
and went to Albany with them.
But few auto drivers are aware
that it is against state law to park
their car in front Of fire station,
postoffice, or public theatre. 1t is al
so against state law to park your car
within twenty feet of any hydrant
People should keep this in mind and
endeavor to comply fully with the
law. If an officer asks you to re-
move your car from such locations,
ing his duty.
F. A. Wagner, foreman of The
Reporter office was called to Cres-
ton Wednesday morning by mes
sage that his little daughter Mar
garet was very sick With pm. pneumonia
Wagner and the baby went to Ores
ton Thursday for a few days visit
with relatives, the baby being taken
sick Tuesday. 1t left the office in
bad shape, but we will try and get
the paper out in some way.
Miss Faye Rhodes, daughter of C.
7. Rhodes, OF Lamont, we'll known
in this city, was last week reelected
as music supervisor of the Center
Vile public schools, and given an in
creae in salary from 500 to S150
per months Miss Rhodes had
charge of the music in the Center
vile schools the past year. and scOr-
gu utClutu SuCCtSS, DCLA SClloOl
board and patrons being very anxious
to retain her for the coming year.
A. E. Kepford, state tuberculosis
lecturer was a visitor in Leon Tu es-
day, being on his way to Mt Ayr
where he made an address that even
ing before the Parent-Teachers As
ISOLATION. Mr.. Kepford has been
selected as superintendent of the
new Juvenile Home to be established
this year at Eldora. The home is
not for criminal children, but state
home for homeless children, where
they will be educated and taught
girls.
Mrs. Orel Estes and daughter,
Miss Ferne and Prof. O. M. Gass re-
turned Saturday evening from Tarkio,
Mo-, where they attended the Tri-
State Declam tory Contest Miss