The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-05

Miss Ida McCandlass returned to Iher
home at Kellerton Saturday after visiting
a few days in this city with the family of
Recorder Brown.
Prof. A. l.. Shattuck, of What Cheer, was
in Leon over Sunday. 4e is an applicant
for the principalship of the Leon schools
the coming year.
Mrs. Mac Davis, who has been here for
some weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. s. E.
Gardner, returned to her home at Bloom
ington, Neb., Friday.
Mrs. w. W. White returned to her home
at Valley Junction Saturday, after pleas
ant visit in this city with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Lorey.
Mrs. John McPherrin, of Gravity, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. j. l..
Saturday to visit few days.
Mrs. d. F. Crane and children. of
Medialia, Mimi, stopped off in this city
Tuesday to visit Mrs. o. l.. Ferguson,
while on their way to Lamont
Edgar Foreman has taken position as
salesman in Layton's shoe store, Charley
Permission having decided to spend the
summer in Idaho for his health.
Mrs. c. M. Kohler departed for Des
Moines yesterday to finish selecting her
spring stock of millinery goods for her
opening on Saturday of this week.
Charles A. Ballreich, of Des Moines,
was here the latter part of last week at.
tend ng to business in the district court
and visiting his friend, c. M. Kohler.
W. P. Cundy left Monday for Hopkins
la. Mrs Cundy and baby will remain
here for more extended visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Lutz south OF
| town.
Joe Leeper and daughter Bessie, of
Pleasanton, were in Leon Monday. Mr.
Leeper left gu the afternoon train for Bur
lington to visit few days with his bro
Their John.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Landes. Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Landes, Mrs. l.. P. Sigler and
Ralph Sigler went to Benton yesterday
morning to attend the wedding of Dr.
Frank II. Landes.
W. L. Raglan returned to his home at
Eagleville, Mo-, Saturday, having spent
several weeks in this city on business con
nected with the estate of Jordan Roger O
which he is the executor.
Miss Ora Conway, of Lamont, stopped
Oft Saturday and visited over Sunday will
Miss Cora Cochran. She was returning
from Des Moines where she had bee,
trimming in wholesale millinery store
! Mrs Fred Teale returned Monday fron
Des Moines, where she was operated on
!, few weeks ago at Mercy hospital. Sh
has recovered from the operation yer
rapidly and is much improved in health
j. 81 McVay, of Kansas City, came u
Saturday and spent few days in this cit
, on legal business. Mr.. McVay is fas
reaching the top in the legal profession a
Kansas City and his practice is steadil
increasing.
Mr.. E. B. Adams, of Columbus, Ohio
! stopped off in this city Friday for shol
visit With his sister Mrs. A. y. Sigler, wh
ne had not seen for seventeen years. M
Adams was returning from Californi
where he spent the winter.
Frank Manning, the north side grocery
man, went to the home of his paren
near Kellerton Saturday to remain for
J. cent illness. ..Skeet'' DERRICK is assistir
in the grocery during his absence.
:. Ralph Baker, the enter prising farm
who owns the old Goodman farm
Center township, was caller Friday r.
}. Dewing for his REPORTER and also sent
copy for year to his son Richard Bak'
who is member of Co. H 4th U. s. Re-
q ulars, stationed at Manila, P. l.
J. Fred Teale and children returned Fl
day from few days visit with Mrs Tea
in Des Moines. The many friends of th
? D. ! ENTHUSIASTICALLY will be pleased to r.
that she is recUvca -
operation which was recent9g& "a
It. and will soon return home e1s252y
st covered from her ailment. sA''
Geo. E. Hurst returned from Chica
30 Saturday. where be had been for me-
s ss than week purchasing new goods
'' Hurst Bros extensive dry goods store
this city. Mr.. Hurst is one of the b
~ buyers that visit Chicago, and when tn
at new goods arrive their many custom
will see the best and largest line of n
- spring goods ever brought to Leon.
,a Mrs. j. W. Rush and children return
~ Monday from a few days visit at Der
with her sister, Mrs. r. F. Throckmortt
in who came to Leon with her for vi
Mrs. Mrs. Viii VII Wes, In ~ RaRar ' 81
). Ore, who with her son Carleton arri,
W Tuesday for two months visit in t
W city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
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