The Leon reporter., 1900-09-20

MI Mr.. ana Mrs. J. B. Lunbeck, of Mason
City, Will arrive to-day on months visit
TO their daughters, Mrs. A. L. CGrrv and
Mrs. 9. NJ. Ketcham in this city.
9. 9. Carton, of Woodland, took the
noon passenger train Tuesday. his destina.
tion being Perry, Okla. He goes on
pleasure trip to look at the country.
Mr. and Mrs. A. swearingen, of Indian
ola, and son Edward. of New York Citv.
were in Leon yesterday enroute to their
farm near Saline to spend few days.
T-S. Arnold went to Centerville Tues.
day on business connected with the coal
business of Arnold & Sigler, their supply
not coming in as fast as they desire it.
Mrs. Minnie Duva]l and children return
ed Thursday to their home in Council
Bluffs after visit of several weeks in this
city with her mother, Mrs. Nate Craigo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Teale and Miss
Hazel Peters returned Wednesday evening
from Camp Leon, Lake Okoboji, where
they spent three months at their cottage.
Mrs. Henry Bowman and sister, Mrs.
gohn Ion Leeper, of Burlington, went to
Pleasanton Saturday and visited over
sunday at the home of J. E. Leeper.
Cal Hoffman and daughter Hymenu,
Mrs. John Parrish and Miss Mary Par
rish, OF Leon, were guests Of Mr.. and
MRS E. V. Lawrence Saturday.-Chariton
Herald.
w m. Vanostrand was called to Fairfield
Ihu rsday by telegram announcing the
death of Mrs. l.. E.. Vanostrand, his
brot hers wife, whose funeral was held
Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Edmiston departed Tuesday
for Omaha to join her husband who is
employed as engineer at Clark Bros mill,
and they will make their future home in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Brooks returned TO
their home at Cozad, Neb., yesterday after
a visit of several weeks in this city with
Mrs. Brooks father, Abe Blakeslev. and
other relatives.
Miss Harriet Lindsey, of Rsvenna, Mo.
visited few days in Leon last week, the
guest of Miss Grace Morrill,. leaving Fri
day for Dallas Center to visit her aunt.
Mrs. Rev. Gurley.
Mrs. John l.. Stewart who was called to
indianapolis last Saturday week, returned
Thursday. and will remain here until her
mother, Mrs. Groat, is able to go home
with her to st. Louis.
J. Il. Secrest and wife, who have been
visiting for couple of weeks at the home
of Mr.. Secrest's uncle, w. B. McDonough
in Center township, returned Thursday to
their home at Pleasant City, O.
J. g: Farley, of Leon, was among the
Lineville visitors last week. John has
hosts of old time friends in this vicinity
who are always ready to extend him the
glad hand.-Lineville Tribune.
B. o. Springer departed yesterday for
Manhattan, Kas., and will probably re-
main there with the intention of making
that town his home. Mrs. Springer cx-
poets to join him there before long.
Miss Jess Evans returned from Des
Moines Thursday and visited until Sat
urday with her parents in this city, when
she left for Plattsmouth, Neb, where
she will trim the coming season.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. M: Pickering, son
Clyde and daughter Mrs. Hal Gates,
drove to Charlton Thursday and visit
ed few days with Mrs. Thos. Keown-
They also attended Buffalo Bills show.
Mrs. J: M. Perry and children, and Mrs.
L. A. Gittinger and children, of Elgin,
Neb., arrived yesterday on visit to their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Frost, of
Eden township, and many friends in this
county.