The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-04-19

Frof. j. L. Latta, principal of the We
oon schools, was in Leon Saturday on hi
way to spend Sunday at the home of hi
parents near Davis City.
II. L. Clark returned Tuesday evenin.
from Omaha, where he has been superb
lending the building of the foundation
for their mill in that city.
Mrs; Thos. Reardon, of Grand River, re
turned Yesterday from Boulder, Colorado
Where she spent the winter with bel
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Mott.
Mrs. b. A. Adams, of Van Vert, cam
ooWn Saturday and visited over Sunda
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ri
McCaila, south east of Leon.
Mrs. Wayne hrockmorton return ed te
ner nome at Derby, Friday, after visitln.
a. few days in this city with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Penniwell.
Mrs. o. e. Hull departed Monday after
noon Tor Oskaloosa to attend the wedding
OF ). ID. Hull and Miss Nellie Caven, which
occurred at Oskaloosa yesterday.
Mrs. A. Hawkins returned yesterda Y
from stay of several m onths 10 Omahs
with her son Clyde, who is salesman in
one OF the large stores of that city.
j: E. Penniwell and o. E. Hull attended
4. T. lodge at GAINESVILLE Friday night
ana secured several applications for the
u. .. K K. class in this city May 9th.
Mrs. j. H. Robinson, of Davis Citv
passed through Leon Tuesday returning
from Decatur City, where she was 10.
speeding the Daughters of Rebekah lodge
Mrs. j. w. Rush and children returned
TO their home in Kansas City Saturday
after an extended visit in this city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Penniwell.
Henry Coco1an, who has been an in
mate OF the Industrial school at Eldora for
several years, came Friday to visit q few
days with his father, who died yesterday
u. V. Lawrence, the efficient postal
clers on the Charlton and Kansas CITY
run, came down Saturday to Join his wife
and visit relatives in this City and La
moni.
j: E Teale returned Wednesday from
california, where he has spent the winter
with hopes of beneftting his health. He
returns slightly improved.-Davis City
Advance.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meter proceeded
Friday to their home in Garden Grove,
having stopped off in this city to visit a
Few days with the family of their son John
l.. Meter.
y. j. Reber, of DEBORAH, an experienced
"hiei ), PlutuoeI ana Steam inter, has taken
position in Farquhar Bros. shop. He
comes highly recommended as a skillful
workman.
Peter Deck, who years ago was a resi-
dent of this county. returned to his home
at Abbeyville, Kas. ,Thursday.after pleas
ant visit with relatives and old friends lin
this county.
Mrs. Nancy Weldon returned to her
home at Springfield, Mo-, Monday, after a
Visit OF several months in this county with
her daughter, Mrs Creed Bobbitt and
other relatives.
Robert Shular returned to his home in
Des Moines Monday after visiting over
sunday with his wife and baby in this city,
Who are mere on visit to Mrs. Shular's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rashaw.
Mrs W. +. Clark arrived Friday eve
ming from California where they spent
the winter. Mr.. Clark stopped a few
days at st. Joe. and from there goes to
Omaha to assist in getting Clark Bros
new mill started
=. =. Thompson, the popular travelling
salesman for Marshall Field & Co Of
chicago, dropped in Saturday and visited
until Sunday with his wife, when he went
10 Cnicago to arrange for taking out
new line of samples.
John Woodmansee departed Saturday
afternoon for few weeks visit at Rirks, !
VILE, Mo-, where Mrs. Woodn Osteopath
9een for couple 9fsv
collegs q ssaasns ATE and daughter Nor
4 thursday from Dixon, Tenn.
4 1ey have been for couple of
years. Mr.. Holland returns greatly i'm
proved in health and will again take up
his residence in this city.
w. G. Cozad, of Decatur county, came
in the first of the week to visit his brother
j. 8. Mr.. Cozad has an abiding faith in
the "Boy Orator of the Platte" and thinks
of going to Kansas City in July to witness
his re-nomination.-Moult Sun.
Elmer Chandler and Guy Calhoun went
to Des Moines Monday to commence work
with the Z. & W. bridge gang with which
they were working at the time they en-
listed in the 51st Iowa. They are steady
industrious boys and good workmen.
''This is too much John, | wont stand
it any longer. Tomorrow l leave for
my mothers, unless you get me more
Rocky Mountain Tea" Sensible wo
man. 35c. Ask your druggist.