The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-07-12

". W.;5eeK left Monday to Attend Elm
Grand Nonmandafy Knights Templar
Lake. Sp''1
y. b. McClelland departed Sunday TO,
Chlcago, where he will spend week or
business connected with the McCleIland
Cigar Co.
Arthur Tatman. the popular young
salesman at Casters, left Thursday for a
Two weeks outing at Camp Leon, Lake
Okoboji.
ID. F. Chapman and wife returned to
tnelr home at Promise City Thursday.
after spending the Fourth with friends in
this city.
Or. X. F. Throckmorton returned to
MS nome at Derby Thursday after spend
ing the Fourth with his family and friends
in this city.
John r. Howard returned to his home
10 lndianola Saturday after spending q
rev days in this city with his classmate,
John Hurst.
County recorder @. H. Brown, Ed. K.
Pltman and M. Woodland returned Thurs
gay IRON attending the convention at
Kansas City.
5. w. Hurst returned Monday from a
weeks visit at Kansas City, where he
visited relatives.
Mrs. q. W. Custer and children return
cd to their home at Bethany Thursday,
parents in this city.
Judge Harvey and family and Miss
3eile McCready left Thursday for a two
Leon, Lake Okoboji.
Lige Smith, the popular K. & w. con-
ductor is enjoying thirty day vacation
and left yesterday for visit at his old
home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. VI. Warren and daughter Ruth
who have been visiting Mrs. w. P. Clark
for the past three weeks, left yesterday
for their home at McCook, Neb.
Elmer Chandler, Ed Albaugh and Guy
cam onn returned to their work with the
4. q w. at Des Moines Thursday, having
come home to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Ed. Moore returned to her home at
kellerton Thursday, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Della Elliott and Miss Della
sui, who went tor few days visit.
Mrs. Thomas Keown returned to her
nome at charlton Monday after spending
couple Of weeks in this city with her
parents MIR. and Mrs. j, M. Pickering.
Earl BELLS, who has been clerkino at
the Leon Queensware Co.'s store. denart-
ed Saturday for ST. Joe, and will remain
IN that city if he secures employment.
Homer A. Dye, who is employed as a
reporter on the ST. Joe Evening RECORD
came up Saturday evening and visited
over sunday with his family in this city.
Or. W. 81 Slater is enjoying visit from
his father Mr.. M. M. Slater, of Hoboken.
N. y. Mr.. slater Is q years of age, but is
unusually hale and hearty for one of his
age.
Miss Helen Young departed Monday for
Grandin, Mo-, where she has position
with large wholesale lumber firm as as
slstant to Miss May Wilson, former Leon
lady. ~"
Mrs. link Goodhue and son Ralph re.
| turned to Their home at Peoria, H., Fri
day evening. after visiting couple of
weeks with her sisters in Leon and Davis
City. 800 M =" 80
Mrs. U. J. Warren and little daughter
LETT yesterday for their homss at, McCook.
Neb., after three weeks visit 10 this citv'
Clark W. -
| Mrs. v. R McGinnis and son Ralph
returned Saturday from visit with her
father at Grand River, while Mr.. McGin.
MS was attending the convention at Kan
sas City.
j.. Y. Honnold of Indianola who was
visiting his son. j. w. Honnold in this
city, went to Humeston Saturday where
ne visits couple of weeks before return
ing home. .,aas,z,,.. y
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for visit witN II u zen Grove
friends. They on .dests of Mrs. j. A.
Caster.
Mrs. M. Baldwin, of Geneva, Neb., who
has been visiting in this city with hel
brother. Jacob Beardsley. went to Chari
, ton Monday to visit brother residing in
! that city.