The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-22

Miss Mary Wilson. of Kellerton, visited
8 couple of days in this city the latter part
Of last week while on her way to Des
Moines.
DR.. Hargrove and Miss Viola Galpiu. of
Kidder, Mo-. who were here attending
the Galpin-Biges wedding, returned home
Thursday.
u. r. Scluss, the attorney who is look
ing up the tax dodgers in this county, re-
turned Thursday from business trip to
Des Moines.
Mrs. Ellen McKibben, of ClearHeld.
came Friday, called here by the illness of
her mother, Mrs, Forbes, who died Satur.
day morning.
Mrs. j. P. Wharton and daughter Ethel
were passengers Friday for Alton where
they will visit week with Mrs. Whar-
toms parents.
Miss Lucy Smallwood. of Woodland
township, went to Des Moines Monday
where she will attend Highland Park
College for term.
Mrs. Laura Artt returned Thursday from
two weeks visit at Decatur Her sister,
Mrs. Carrie Grayson, came home with
her to visit few days.
Frank Edwards and wife, of Oscenla,
came Monday to attend the K. P. recep-
ton and visit few days with relatives
and friends in this city.
+. J. Forbes, of Aurora, Neb., and Mrs.
M. V. Morev, of Dallas county, Iowa.
came Saturday to attend the funeral of
their mother, Mrs. Forbes.
Miss Ella Swisher returned to her home
at Cameron, Mo. Thursday after spending
few days with friends in this city and
attending the Galpin Biggs wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farquhar, of
Winterset, arrived Monday to make
visit in this city with the family of Mr..
Farquhar's brother, Samuel Farquhar.
Mrs. A. W. Sanger accompanied her
sister. Miss Jennie Kelley to Waterloo
Thursday and will visit with relatives
there and at Fit. Dodge for two or three
weeks.
Mr.. Geo. w. Scott and family, former
residents of this county near Garden
with view of again locating In this
county.
Mrs. j. F. Penniwell returned Monday
City. Her daughter, Mrs J. W. Rush, and
children came home with her for visit
of several weeks.
noon for Chicago, where she will remain
several weeks purchasing her spring stock
of millinery goods and learning the latest
styles in millinery.
w. l. Raglan returned to his home at
Eagleville, Mo-, Thursday, having been
kept here few days on business connect
ed with the estate of Jordan Roger. of
which he was appointed executor.
Mrs. Cassie Mccain, of Bloomfield. came
Saturday and returned home Monday.
taking her mother, Mrs. Jacob HeIsher
with her, aud she will make her home
with her two daughters residing in that
city.
Miss Vera Hebener returned Saturday
evening from q weeks visit at Nit. Ayr.
Her brother, Charles Hebener, came home
with her and visited home folks until
Tuesday, when he went to Des Moines for
a few days.
Geo. Carmean, who is attending the
Highland Park School of Pharmacy, at
Des Moines, came down Friday to spend a
weeks vacation with his parents in this
tits but is improving.
last Thursday. He has about concluded
arrangements to 60 on the Bedier farm in
Bloomington towns 70 to take charge of
several hundred head of cattle for Ingram
the Mt. Ayr stockman.
Mrs. L. 8. Truesdell and Mrs. c. H.
Simmons and children went to ChsSita
Tuesday for few days visit, aftea S|
1sse4ns vii. " Ill visit Mrs. TruesdelIz
before returning hosss;s;ss 6
Henry Bledsogs sN. who
caller Thursday, come in to
attend the Chapters cling and ban
quet the night before He will farm
his place south of High Point the coming
seas IN.
Mrs, j. L. Young returned Saturday
from two months visit with her husband
at Washington, d. c., where Major Young
ie employed in the auditing department. Of
the treasury. Mrs. Young spent week
on the way home at Newton with her
daughter, Mrs. g. F. Rinehart.
Mrs. j. l.. Young, of Leon, Iowa, who is
on her way home from Washington, ID.
Q. where she has been visiting with her
husband, Major Young, who is employed
for a week with her daughter MIS-. q. F.
Rinehart of the Herald.-Newton Herald.
VIM. Thomas, of Grand River town
ship, was pleasant caller at our Office
Saturday renewing for The REPORTER
and st. Louis Republic. Mr.. Thomas
and his sister, Mrs. j. g. Springer, left
Tuesday for months visit at Ell Paso,
Texas. with their sister, Mrs. O. M.
Murray. lis brother David has been in
Texas for several months.
j. M. Foster. of Hamilton township.
was at our office Saturday and ordered
T lie REPORTER sent to his brother Seth
Foster, of Co. H 35th Inf. U. 8. v. who
is stationed at Manila. Private Foster
was former resident of Hamilton town
ship, leaving there q year ago and loca-
ting in the state of Washington, from
where he enlisted in the army.
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