The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-07

ssrs LOT 1aglevllle Saturday. DIR. return
ca Monday, but Mrs. Rowell remained
for few days visit with relatives.
Tom Wallace went to Charlton Satur.
iton ana while there secured Job layipe
prick on the new school house which viii
pe com menced in couple of weeks.
DR.. j w: Mather, the veteran dentist
returned TO his home at Lamont Thursday
alter spending few days attending to
'he wants OF his patients in this city.
-, Mrs James Nicholson, of Big Piney
wyoming, arrived Monday on visit to
h1er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Avery,
one VIII MAKE quite an extended visit.
Mrs: U. g. Benetiel and children de.
parted Saturday afternoon for Des Moines
Where they will make their home, Mr.,
ago.
Mrs. W. r. Moore and daughter Hazel
went 10 Weldon Thursday to attend the
school i'll District No. /, Franklin town.
ship.
Miss Mamie Read, of Mt. Ayr, stopped
on OIL. 10 thls city the first of the week to
visit her mother, while enroute to CORY.
don to attend the Epworth League Con
vention.
.'A9 S'.oSai, vile anu lltCle son de-
parted Friday for Ohiowa, Neb.. to attend
the wedding of Mr. Roy Buchanan and
MISS Hannah McGraw, the bride being
Mr.. Grogan's neice.
r. q. Robb, who went to Minnesota q
few months ago has returned to GOOD old
decatur county, and has located on
larm near Elk. to which place he orders
TIE REPORTER sent.
Bluff and Tom Roger left Tuesday on
prospecting tour through Oklahoma, buy
me tickets to Geary. Ifthey are pleased
WIN mat country, they may conclude to
buy land and locate there. -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Burns departed yes.
terday for Grinnell where they will make
snort visit and then 90 to Chadron, Neb.
Where Mr.. Burns has contract for buiIC-
ing large irrigating ditch
Amos Brananan and wife and their
neice, Miss Dovie Berry, of Richland
township. departed Tuesday for months
vlslt with relatives at Lebanon, Mo, and
IN Greenwood county, Kansas.
w. R. Moore, of Leon, j. e. Leeper of
Pleasanton, u. P. Campbell and W. II.
severe, OF Davis City, departed Monday
to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge in
session this week at Cedar Rapids.
:, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Stephen, son
Byron. Misses Lulu Edwards Stella Tat
man, Maggie Brown, Ella Conrey and
Lloyd Conrey, went to Corydon Tuesday
to attend the Epworth League Conven.
ton. 'eA'
. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Dockstader, Miss
noia fruner and Messrs. Will Burnett
Roland Thadgall, of Des Moines came
Saturday to spend couple of weeks at
the country home of j. e. Bruner, east of
Leon. -
Charles Gibson moved his family to
Charlton Thursday, and they will make
that city their future home, Mr. Gibson
having received a permanent appoint-
ment as postal clerk on the CharitonSt
Joe run.
FaWn Parsons came down from Chart
ton Monday to spend few days with his
parents. He has been working with Will
Atha's bridge gang but has taken posi-
ton as brakeman on run from OttumWa
to Creston.
I. N. Clark, w. W. Craig, j. M. Layton
and Sheriff Wolever were Turing the finny
tribe from the deep waters of Grand
River Tuesday. They brought home a
into the river
Miss Bessie Moore returned Monday
from Weldon where she last week closed
= sSt y ooSSCoolui VOL III vi SCHOOL IN QlSCrlct
No. l. The patrons and pupils of that
district think there is no teacher quite so
good as Miss Beke.
E'Eufluaey 'anta put II 1s.s, cou ~
helping the boys at Bowsa 3 Mn Sill
sons store in this city while NJ Bed
son was absent in Ottumwa attending the
funeral of his brother.
Mrs. Horace Brown went to Mt. AYR
Eril oSs lx,io cd v,,;k H.
daughter, Miss Mamie Read, stenographer
for Bevis Bros, and with her brother, A.
W. Hutchinson, one of the suhhkantial
farmers and good democrats of Rice town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Hurst, Mrs. g. E.
Hurst and Mr.. James Hurst departed
Thursday afternoon for Iowa City to at
tend the commencement exercises of the
State University, Miss Margaret Hurst
being one of the graduates from the col
legiate course this year.