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

Misses sada Forbes and Mary Owens,
who are attending Simpson College, at
holidays.
Miss nellie Stroud, of Mabel, Mimi,
came Monday to spond the holidays at
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Armel, of Daven.
port, Iowa, were the guests Of Mrs, Lou
roy IN this city a couple of days the latter
W. d. Brown, who has been visiting his
Iather and other relatives in this city for
several weeks, returned Monday to his
home at Galesburg, Ill. Z
Mrs. Nora Bnrnison and children and
5er mother Mrs. lydia Osborn left Tues
gay 1or b!ackfoot, Idaho, where they will
make their future home.
postmaster Ledgerwood return ed Thurs.
day morning from Des Moines where he
was attending the annual meeting of the
state Agricultural Society.
j. Q. Traupel, wife and daughter, of
near Van Vert, left Tuesday to visit over
Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. Blanch
j. n. Mccoy, who has been in the livery
business at ktpgtisher, Okla, for the past
year, came In Saturday to spend the holt
days with bis parents in this city.
John Lambert, who was called home
from his work on the Northwestern Ry..
oy the illness of his daughter Mrs. John
Garrett, left Tuesday for Eddyville.
Mrs Nancy Deck, who has been visiting
al tne nome of her soEs near Decatur, for
the past two MONTHS departed Mnndav
for her home at Pond Creek, Okla.
Mrs; ]: L. Parrish and children returned
70 thelr nome 10 Des Moines Monday after
q pleasant visit in this city at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Clark.
Mrs. Will Lorey and children, of Des
in this city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Smith, and other relatives and
friends. $50
Dell Duvall, who is travelling in Nebras.
ka and South Dakota for a wholesale
broom factory, came In Thursday to spend
lew days with his many friends in this
city. '''
w. r. Buck who has been in this vicin-
ny Tor short time In the interest of the
y. II. Knight Co.; creamery supplies. at
SIOUX Falls, 8: D., returned Monday to
his home in Sioux Falls.
MRS. w. q. Slater and children went to
Alton yesterday to visit a few DAYS before
gong 70 their new home at Osceola, Neb
Dr. Slater will be here for few days vet
settling up his business affairs.
Fred Layton returned Tuesday evening
from spokane, WASH, where he went a
couple of months ago. He did not like
mat country and says he only saw the
sun one day while he was there.
oliver Bassett accompanied car of
STOCK and farm implements to Wichita.
Has., last Friday and will occupy the
farm which he purchased there. 4is
family will follow in q week or ten DAYS.
81 Miss Lalah Anderson departed Saturday
for Murray where she will visit few DAYS
with her mother. Mrs. Dan Mahoney, and
will then go to Grand Rapids, Mich, to
spend the holidays with relatives In that
city and Detroit.
Albert Scott returned Tuesday to his
nome at Oakley, Kas. He was called to
Garden Grove by the death of his brother
John Scott, and also visited few days in
this city with his sister Mrs. Belle Whit
taker before returning home.
+. r. Thompson last week closed an
otner years work on the road as travelling
salesman for Marshall Field & Co., Chi.
cago' ana went to Chicago Saturday eve
nlng where he will be busy for couple Of
weeks getting out his new samples ready
TO start on the road again Jan. LIST.
Our good old English friend John Housa
was in Leon Monday and favored us with
pleasant call. Johns many friends will
be pleased to learn he is gradually recover.
ing from the stroke of paEe,;ss;ss :-ssEsh ~
sustain?l ABOUT year aR6, But is still
compelled to walk with two canes.
Harry Mayer, who is employed in the
great wholesale hide and wool house of
Slioerman Bros. In Chicago, came in Sun
day to spend the holidays with his father