The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-08-02

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Mrs: A. P. Akin and daughter IN,
McMenville, Oregon, came last Thursday
to visit her brother, Sam L. Darrah and
family.
Nor Sankey, the Des Moines real estate
hnstler, was In this city couple of days
the latter part of last week with a pros
pectlve customer.
Dan Hullinger and wife, of near Davis
and nephews, L. D. and Riley Hullinger.
l-Tingley Vindicator.
Mrs W. W. Powers, of Lamont, came
up ~ ursday and visited cou pie of days
in this city with Mr.. Powers, who is drill
Ing VIM. Biggs' deep we'll.
DR.: B. r. McAllaster, W. A. Brown and
son Neal: Ed Smith and Ed H. Sharp went
to Des Moines Tuesday to attend the re-
publican state convention.
Charles Manning returned to his home
near hellerton Friday, after visiting few
days in this city with his brother, the pop
ular north side groceryman.
Mrs. J. H.. Vanhorn returned Saturday
from Clarinda, where she was called by
the death of her son whose obituary an.
pears elsewhere in this issue.
VIM. Doran, the proprietor of the Leon
y
TO make his monthly settlement with the
patrons OF the Leon creamery.
Mrs: Elizabeth Allen, daughter Mamie
ana niece Roxy Robinson, of st. Louis,
came Monday to visit Mrs. c. w. Beck
and other relatives in this city,
d. r. Young, who is engaged in the
Laundry business at Bethany, came up
Sunday to visit his cousin. q. w. Young,
OF Mounds, La, who is here on visit.
Rev. r. W. Castor, pastor of the Chris
tian church, went to Murray Monday to
attend the district convention of the
Christian church being held in that city.
Miss Ida Brooks and little nephew
Chalmers Fithian arrived Tuesday from
St. Paul, for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Marion +. Stookey and many friends in
this city.
L: Van Werden and wife went to De-
kalb Saturday to visit Mrs. Van Werden's
parents Mr.. Van Werden returned Mon
day and Mrs. Van Werden will spend a
week at home.
/ Mrs. Sue Rinehart and two daughters
who have been visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. j. l.. Young in this CITY
for several weeks, left Thursday for their
home in Newton.
U. r. Acton and wife returned Monday
from Westervillc, where they were called
by the death of Mr.. Actons brother, Sam
uel Acton, who died Friday after an i'll
ness of many months.
Mrs. Robert Shular and baby came down
from Charlton Saturday. where she attend
ed the wedding of Mr.. Shular's sister, and
Is visiting with her parents in this city
Robert Hamm came down from Des
Moines Saturday and spent a couple OF
Gays with his family in this city, returning
ployment at his trade, carpentering,
Mrs Mally Stewart, of Edgar. Neb.,
came Friday morning to visit at the home
OF j. u. Long in Center township. This is
the nrst Time Mrs. Stewart has been here
4 since sne left twenty-five years ago.
3. w. Garrett, Ed H. Schenek. Capt. j.
u. Brown, r. l.. Parrish, of Leon. A. p
4 Olsen and Dan Anderson, of Lamont. were
passengers for Des Moines Monday to at
tend the republican state convention.
! Mrs: R. B. Arnold returned to her home
at Blakesburg. Monday, after visiting for
week in this city at the home of her
4 daughter, Mrs: 7. q. Horner. Her grand
son, Robbie Horner, accompanied he.
d home. 80 IN
4 Mrs. J. A. Mckay and 5 % B
of Dexter, Iowa, visit - sss N
this city with Mr. usssSsSg sass
being on their n
with friends at DaVs sssiief
home.
Little Genevieve Simmons, IF Aurora
ILL.,, arrived last Thursday on a visit 10 her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.. Hoffhines
The little tot came by herself. but was
we'll taken care of by big hearted conduc
J tor Jim Sullivan.