The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-12-20

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sional business at Decatur last Saturday.
Judge and Mrs. J. W. Harvey went to
Des Moines Monday for few days stay.
Will HiDkle returned Friday from few
days visit with his parents at Davis City.
VIM. Clymer was passenger for Gar
den Grove, Tuesday, where he is working
Mrs. 81. j. Landes returned Friday from
a few days visit with relatives st Hone.
Vile.
Elmer Brown, the north side barber.
was business visitor to Des Moines Tues
day. $1,000 w.
Wallace Bruce, editor of the Charlton
day. 'e
j. w. Blackman was a passenger for
Lamont Monday where he visited q few
days.
Mrs. VIM. Tharp returned Tuesday from
two weeks visit with her daughter at
Osceola.
Sam Allen came down from Humeston
yesterday and will remain here during the
holidays.
A. Caster and Andrew MCCARTNEY
spent few hours in Davis City last
Thursday.
Geo. Spaeth, of Garden Grove, spent a
few hours with friends in this city last
Thursday.
Schuyler Jennings jr. of Grand River.
was In Leon couple of days the first of
the week.
Miss Julia Evans went to Davis Citv
tuesday for short visit at the home of
her brother.
Mrs. Elmer Brown and baby went to
Lamont Tuesday to visit few days with
her mother.
Mrs. John Sewers left Monday for a
visit Of several weeks with her son at
Long Pine, Neb.
Mrs. Elizabeth Zimmerman returned
yesterday from visit of several weeks at
Cambridge, Neb.
w. w. Fulton left Tuesday for two
weeks trip to Oklahoma, his destination
being Kingfisher.
Blain Barry, of Bethany, Mo-, visited
over Sunday In this city with his father,
who is quite sick.
Mrs. Mollie 3. White returned Friday
from weeks visit with friends in Omaha
and Council Bluffs.
Mrs. N. Priest returned to her home at
A>OSoSul NAOuuhy AlL6F q SQOrC WISH With
friends In this city.
Miss Helen Lorey returned yesterday
from visit at Clearfield with her sister,
Mrs. Wesley Chew.
Mrs. Clyde Hiatt and baby, of Center.
Vile, came Tuesday to visit relatives In
this city few days.
Jas. 8. Penniwell returned Thursday
fro u Blythedale where he has been work.
Ing for several weeks.
W. M. Trisler, of Garden Grove, came
Saturday to work for j. B. Bellamy on
his farm west of town.
Harry Mayer went over to Mt. Ayr yes
terday morning on business for Silberman
Bros, bis Chicago firm.
Miss Pearl Burke, stenographer for O.
w. Hoffman, returned Thursday from q
short visit in Des Moines.
Geo: A. Cowden, wife and son Earl re-
turned yesterday from a short visit at
Trenton and Princeton, Mo.
Miss Anna Sewers departed Monday for
with her parents in this city.
A. swearingen, of IndianoIa, passed
through here Friday returning from q
trip to his farm near GAINESVILLE.
Ralph w. White, of Plattsmouth, Neb.,
will arrive this morning to visit few
days at the home of ]. j. Evans.
A. j. Hill, of Pleasanton, was passe n
ger Tuesday for Kingfisher, Ok, where he
goes to take look at the country.
". 3. Days, Of Center township. and
J. D. Reynolds, of Franklin, left Tnesday
for two weeks visit at Enid, Ok.
Mrs. Mary E. Webb, of Vandalia Mo
came Saturday for visit at the home az
her son, John Garrett, in this city.
w. 8: johnson, editor of the Garden
Grove Express, was In Leon Friday, and
made our Office pleasant social cali.
Mrs. Thos. Keown returned to her
home at Charlton Friday after visiting
tor week with her parents in this city.
Mrs. ]. F. Gill came from Garden Grove
Friday to join Mr.. Gill who came q couple
OF days before with their household goods
Judge Orion. of Princeton, was In Leon
Monday, on telephone business. He is
the owner of several lines In Missouri and
Iowa.
@. W. Hoffman returned Thursday from
Dies Moines, where he was attending the
annual meeting of the State Agricultural
Society.
Mrs. L. Van Werden and Mrs.. J. A..
Caster returned Friday from short visit
Is DeKalb with Mrs. Van Werden's
mother.
Mrs Jacob Ross was passenger Toes
for Paradise, Kas., where she will
nd the holidays with relatives and
Hhambers, Of east Of town. loft
y business trip to Newkirk,
pecttng TO DO gone about
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