The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-08-09

of his uncle, w. B. Mc1)O
township. From here he &C.
RADIO for an extended visit.
Arthur M. Pardee, of Madison, Wis.
arrived Tuesday noon to join his wife and
daughter, who have been visiting for the
past three weeks at the home of Mrs.
Pardee's brother, o. e. Hull.
Ray Downward and family, who have
been visiting at the home of John .. Gard
ner, left yesterday to visit friends at
Murray and Corning before returning to
their home at Nebraska City.
Mrs. Mamie Hamm and daughter May,
who have been visiting for the past five
weeks at the home of Mrs. w. H. Paris, in
High Point township, returned yesterday
to their home at Winfield, Kans.
Hon. " R. McGinnis returned Friday
from Hawleyville, where he addressed an
old settlers reunion on Thursday. There
was an immense gathering and all were
highly pleased with his address.
Capt. ]. d. Brown, John Ledgerwood,
w. A. Brown, r. l.. Parrish, Ed H. Sharp
and Ed Q. Smith returned Thursday from
Des Moines, where they were attending
the republican state convention.
Misses Maud Meter, nellie Ledgerwood,
Ida Hebener and Lou Harris returned
sunday from three weeks trip in Colo
RADIO, where they were guests at the
famous Suniower Camp at Manitou.
A. 9. Tharp departed Monday for
waite rioo, where he will attend the K. P.
grand lodge as the representative of the
Z. P. lodge in this city. He will also Wis
1t st. Paul and Minneapolis while gone.
Little Genevieve Simmons, of Aurora.
~, who has been visiting at the home of
her grandparents in this city, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Hoffhines, went to Charlton
Thursday to visit her grandmother in that
city.
Mrs. Mettie Lindsey and daughters and
Mrs. II. A. Hilliker and family departed
Thursday afternoon for Des Moines where
they will make their home. Leon citizens
regret exceedingly to have these estim-
able people leave Leon,
9: A. Eals, of Knoxville, Tenn, who is
visiting his brother Carl at Weldon, was
In Leon Monday shaking hands with his
many friends in this city who were pleas
ed to see him after an absence of several
| years in the south.
Rev. R. W. Castor returned Friday from
Murray where he attended Christian
Church convention. Mrs. Castor and
baby who had been visiting at Woodburn
and other places for couple of weeks.
returned with him.
Miss Lucy Smallwood returned Monday
from Des Moines where she had been at
tending Highland Park College. Miss
Maud Osborn, of Morgan township, who
has been visiting her the past week in Des
Moines also returned.
DR.. j. w. Rowell and wife returned
Thursday morning from three weeks
stay at Sunflower Camp, Manitou, Colo,
and like all the guests of this popular re-
sort are loud in their praise of it. Thew
had most delightful outing.
Thomas Riordan, of Grand River, left
tuesday on months trip to Denver and
Boulder, Colorado, where he visits his
daughter, Mrs. Will Knott, and then goes
Fred, who is ranching near there.
George Spaeth, of Garden Grove. passed
through Leon Friday afternoon, returning
from visit of several weeks with his son
In Montana. He reports very hot weather
OUT there and says western Nebraska, Col
out,
U. @. Benefiel and family returned
Ihursday from Des Moines and will again
take up their residence in this city, Mr..
benefiel was lured there by visions of
great prosperity. but says he could not
mako as mYch money at the carpen Ter
trade as he pes right here in Leon.
Gollm3 Bros. exhfD1iFse 1 Is q IN al,
yertlseh and it was the best J eve
lssceh in Alden. Everything passed Of
e smoothly and the performers are al
9 stars.-Alden (Minn.) Advocate. A
}. Leon Monday Aug. 49,