The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-09-13

Elmer Brown, the Star barber, returned
Tuesday from few days visit at Lamont
with Mrs. Brown and that charming new
girl baby.
Jefferson Fulton and wife were passen.
gers Saturday for Ottumwa where they
will visit couple of weeks with their
daughter.
j. F. McGinty, of Knowlton, had bust
ness In this city yesterday. He Is chair
man of the Eighth District Congressional
Committee.
Mrs. s. E. Buffum and her neice, Mrs
r. Sheldon, of Michigan, who is here on
visit, went to Garden Grove Monday to Wis
it a few days.
3. w. Rauch, manager of Bowsher &
blddlson's Lamont store, passed through
Leon yesterday going to Corydon to have
his eyes treated.
j. M and w. r. Chastain returned Fri
day from Des Moines, where they were
attending the state convention of the
Christian church.
Norman 8. Fay, of Canasercy, N. Y,
late member of Battery d, 4th u. s.
Artillery. is visiting his sister, Mrs Walk.
er in north Leon.
Mrs. Mary Dill and Mrs. Lucy jackson
returned to their home in st. Louis Mon
day after pleasant visit at the home of
John Vanderpool.
Miss Marion Hornaday returned to her
home at New Virginia Saturday. after
visiting for two weeks at the home of DR..
A. Brown in this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w. Warner returned
Sunday from Chicago, where they had
been purchasing new goods for Thomp-
son q Wa1ners store.
Miss Lizzie and Master Grover Jackson
returned to their home at Osceola Satur-
day after visiting week at the home of
A. j. Warner in this city.
John Boyd returned yesterday from
Missouri Valley, where he has been visit
ing relatives since he finished work on
Clark Bros. mill at Omaha.
Mrs. Guy Hasty, of Humeston, and Mrs.
l. ). Hasty, of King City, Mo-, visited
couple of days with Mrs. Creed Bobbitt
the latter part of last week.
Capt. Garrett Gibson went to Chart on
Friday to spend week with the family
OF his son. Charles, who is a postal clerk
on the Chariton-St. Joe run.
Miss Lou Bells returned Friday from a
three weeks visit in Illinois and at Abba.
Miss Bess Afford, of Abba, came home
With her to spend a week in this city.
Miss Emma Stevens who has been an
inmate of the county farm for year past
left yesterday for Elkhart, Iowa, where
she will make her home with a sister.
Miss Edith Parker, who has been visit
ing for a couple of weeks at the home of
her uncle, J. II. Evans, in this city, depart
ed Friday for her home at Alta, Iowa.
Prot. E. q. Monroe and wife and a. W.
Monroe and wife, of Garden Grove, were
visiting in Leon Saturday. Prof. Monroe
is principal of the Garden Grove schools.
Mrs. g. W. Young ana little son Geo. T.
jr.,. departed yesterday for their new home
IN Memphis, Tenn, after having spent
the summer with relatives and friends in
this city.
Miss Susie Sears returned Saturday to
her duties as stenographer in law Office
at Pe]la, after spending two weeks vaca-
ton with relatives and friends in Center
township.
Miss Lenna Weeks, of Des Moines, who
trimmed at Kohler's last season, has ac-
cepted a position as trimmer at Blain's
millinery store and came Friday to assume
her duties.
]. K. Wilantt, of Kingston, returned
Friday from a visit with old army COM
rades at Albany, Mo. He attended the big
Blue and Gray reunion held there and had
a nice time.
Miss Hattie Drake, who has been visit
ing at the home of her brother, r. B.
Drake, in Hamilton township for several
weeks, departed Friday for Sioux City to
visit her sister.