The Leon reporter., 1900-03-08

Roy Cannon returned Monday from
farnhamville, Iowa, where he was at
tending the china wedding anniversary of
his sister, Mrs. o. e. Bassett.
Mrs. Matthew Rush and children went
to Blythedale Tuesday, ana will make
that town their future home, Mr.. Rush
having secured employment there.
Mrs w. w. Warner went to Chicago
Saturday to select the new spring stock of
millinery for Thompson & Warmers store.
MT. Warner Joined her On Tuesday.
Rev. Joseph Stephen of this city and
Rev. Geo Fidiar, of Decatur, went to
Garden Grove Thursday to attend con-
ference meeting of the NJ e. church.
Mrs j. l.. Parrish and children returned
saturday To their home in Des Moines
after visit of two weeks in this city with
her psrentsi-Mr. and Mrs. L, N. Clark.
Mrs. Minnie Woodmansee returned to
her home near Cincinnati, Ohio, last
lhursday, after months visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Gard
ner.
Mrs. Lizzie Blackman, who has been
visiting her brother Robert Good in his
clty Tor several weeks went to Richmond
county, Mo, Wednesday where her son
resides.
Mrs r l. Bankart and children stated
thursday for Joplin. Mo, Mr.. Bankart
lney Will probably locate in the city of
zinc mines.
Mrs Lucy ID. Ray returned Monday
from stay OF several weeks in Chic ago .
Where she was selecting her spring stock
OF mllllnery and learning the latest STYLES
IN trimming.
Miss Bessie Moore returned Monday
from Weldon where she closed q sncoesS
fu term of school in District No. /. which
she has taught very successfully for the
last two years.
Mrs. j. w Honnold and Mrs. O. E. Hull
departed Friday evening for Peoria, In..
Where the formers sister, Mrs. Charles
Brandt and little daughter jeanette are
d vigorously i'll.
Mark M. Shaw, cashier of the Van Vert
bank, was in Leon yesterday and placed
an order with THE REPORTER for some
neat printing for his Van Vert and
Pleasanton banks.
w b. McDonough and wife returned
Monday from Il months visit at Enid.
okiahoma, with their daughters, Tbey
also stopped on the way home and visited
friends at Atchison
Mrs John Long and Mrs J. L. Mitchell
returned Tuesday from FarnhamviJle.
Iowa, where they attended the china wed
dlng anniversary OF their sister. Mrs O.,
E. Bassett last week.
j. \. Painter, of Pleasanton, was in Leon
last Thursday, the first time for several
months. John has had serious spell of
sickness, and his many friends are pleased
to see him improving.
Mrs. David Bennett and children left
thursday on the train for Carthage, Mo-,
where they expect to make their future
home, Mr.. Bennett having started over
land few days before.
Win Hinkle who has been working
extra at the Journal office for the mast
lew weeks, went to Pleasauton Tuesday to
take charge of the mechanical DEPART
ment OF the paper about to be started in
that town.
MISS Bessie Brazelton returned Saturday
from Des Moines, where she has been al
tending Drake University. She has ac-
cepted position in the furniture depart
mentiof the firm of Ammons & Brazelton.
at Decatur.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bowsher, son Port
ana MRS. Robert Bowsher returned Friday
night from their three months trip to
California. They all returned ipproved
in health from their extended o,osng and
report having had most deligSs ful trip.
Miss Susan Bell, accompan i 3 by her
mother Mrs: John Bell, arri we'd in this
1nls u sc city y =. Tuesday evening from Leon
Where MISS Bell h9S been on an extt nded
visit, Mrs. Bell <. remain in tbisaagtrasI
*'9S ~ { ] lsa ~
where he has 4 fss5s @ss of a aood s s;t,,s
aIion. "skeet bf he most popular
young men an@-- statesmen ever in
Leon and we are sorry to see him leave.