The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-01-11

Mrs. Edora Boeger returned to her
home at Davis City Monday after spend
ing few days with Leon friends.
w. 81. Grayson. of Redding, was visiting
Leon friends last week, the guest of his
brother-in-law John Woodmansee.
8. B. johnson returned Monday from
Des Moines. He was not successful in his
race for cloak room appointment.
Mrs. Walter johnson returned Thursday
from her visit at Chicago Heights, ILL.,,
with her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Somes.
Andrew Mccartney, the popular butter
maker at the Leon Creamery returned
Thursday from flying trip to Chicago.
W. q. Weller, of Davis City. was in Leon
Friday returning from Des Moines where
be was looking after senatorial matters.
Miss Jessie Gray departed Friday for
Beatrice, Neb., after stav of almost q
year in this city with Mrs. T. 8. Arnold.
W. R. Ellinwood, manager of the Leon
Telephone Co. was at Davis City a couple
of days last week looking after their lines
Wesley Chew and wife, of Murray, visit
ed over Sunday in this city with Mrs.
Chew's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H. Lorey.
James Ledgerwood returned Tuesday to
'Tuskeega, where he has charge Of a bran
new stock of goods for Hamilton & Gam
mill
Mrs. G. e. Chastain and children, of
Eden, returned Saturday from short
visit at Van Vert with her sister, Mrs
| Adams.
j. H. Slower visited couple of days at
Mt. Pleasant last week with his son Ralph
who is night operator for the @ at that
station.
Robert Bowsher and Albert Biddison re-
turned Saturday from Des Moines, where
they attended the implement dealers con-
vention.
W. o. Duvall returned Tuesday from
Des Moines. He was candidate for file
clerk in the house, but was not the lucky
ca ndidate.
Mrs. Richard Boeger returned to her
home at Davis City yesterday after visit
ing few days in this city with the family
of F. Varga.
Postmaster Ledgerwood and DIR. A.
Brown returned Saturday from stay of
several days in Des Moines assisting the
Gear combination.
Joe Warner returned to his studies at
Iowa City Friday, after spending the holt
days with his mother aud many young
friends in this city.
Mrs. c. M. Ketcham returned to Color
ado Springs, Colorado, Tuesday morning
after spending few days with Mr..
Ketcham in this city.
Mrs. Nj. N. Rogers returned to her home
at Abel, Friday. after a pleasant two
weeks visit at the home of her brother. e.
H. Lewis, just west of town.
Mrs. Zula Peters and daughter Hazel re-
turned to Des Moines Thursday after .
short visit in this city. They expect
shortly to remove to st. Louis.
Miss Eta Combs left Tuesday evening
for Grand Island, Nebr., in response to a
message that the wife of her brother Lew
Combs, was at the point of death.
Miss lola Bruner returned to her duties
as teacher in the East Des MOines
schools Saturday after visiting for two
weeks with her parents east of town.
Thos. Teale returned Saturday from Des
Moines where he had business in the
federal court in regard to the Davidson
bankruptcy proceedings at Garden Grove.
81. p. Ilsley, who has been spending the
holidays in Leon with his parents, Rev.
and Mis-. W. II. Ilsley, returned Friday to
his homo at Dysart, where he L. teaching |
T. ]. Edwards, of Stanberry, Mo-, came
Tuesday to visit few days with go
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Stephen. Mr..
wards is general western agent for Sc 80
Edmund u Co. wholesale shoes, of Bost Ssss; $
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