The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-05-24

Mrs. s. F.dates returned to her home
at Howard. Kas., yesterday, after s.
months visit with relatives and friends ID
this county. 81
Lee Clark, of st. Joe, who had been
visiting his brother, Riley Clark. In this
city for couple of weeks, left Saturday
for Grant City. s. 49,
| Drs. Layton, Eiker and Doolittle return
ed Friday from Des Moines, where they
attended the annual meeting of the State
Medical Society. So Is:
Mrs. A. j. Allen returned Thursday from
2. p: o. Society as the delegate from chap
ter w of this city.
Mrs. l.. 8. rruesdelr returned to her
home In Des Moines Saturday after a two
weeks visit in this city with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. Hoffhines. sss'
w. l.. Raglan, of Eagleville, Mo-, was an
oyer Sunday visitor In this city on bust
ness connected with the Jordan Roger
estate, of which he is executor.
Mrs. Robert shular and baby return ed
10 her home in Des Moint Saturday after
two weeks visit in this city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Bashaw
j, F. Penniwell was at Davis City Mon
Gay on nusln IS connected with the new
M. E church in that city, the contract
Ior ouiioing which was awarded to him.
Mrs; 3. Layton and listle daughter re-
turned Tuesday frem Colfax, where they
for several weeks. Mr.. Layton met them
| at Des Moines. 9
Mrs. Tip Dilsaver of Leon. visited last
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John Dilsayer.
Mrs. Dilsaver accompanied her to Garden
Grove. and visited with friends there
Humeston Era.
3. n; Orslan, Of Orslan, Ia, returned
home Thursday after a short visit ia this
city with his brother, N. N. Orslan, hav-
ing been called here to attend the funeral
of Willie Hogue. Il.
Geo. Hamilton and wife. OF Lem, drove
10 this place Monday. Mrs. H. taxing
Princeton and George returning home
that night.-Lineville News.
nd Mrs: A. ho L; Curry and little grandson
City, to attend the S5th birthday anniver- 4
sary of Mrs. Curry's father, Mr.. j. r.
Lunbeck, which will be celebrated June
Bird. : 1'o
DR.. j. w. Wales and,wife, Carter Scott
and wife, Lloyd Severe and wife, r. i.
Horton and mother, Clarence Frazier and
Ernest Horner, of Davis City, came up to
ing. :
City electrician Goodman left Monday
on business trip to Britt. Iowa. His sis.
ter, Miss Efie Goodman returned the
same day to her home at Austin, Mimi,
, after visiting in this city for several
months.
U. g. Benetiel went to Des Moines Tues
day where he expects to remain for several
months, having secured good position
as carpenter. His family will remain
mere Tor time, but expect to move to
( 8. B. Johnson, the new landlord of the
commercial Hotel at Mt. Ayr, came over
Monday evening and visited a day with
friends in this city. Mr.. johnson now
has full management of the hotel and re-.
ports doing good business.
Charles Edwards returned to Osceola
Friday after spending few days in this
city, taking his little son Felix with him.
N re. Edwards and children expect to leave
for Osceola to-day and they will make
their future home in that city.
Mrs. A. F. Kemp departed Friday after
noon for Des Moipes, where Mr.. Kemp
went mt couple of weeks ago, and they will
having steady employment at carpenter
work, receiving % cents per hour.
e. B. McClelland was called to Des
Moines Tuesday by telegram that his
cousin Miss Eva Rhea was seriously i'll
and wanted to come to Leon. Mr.. Nc.
Clelland left on the afternoon train and
brought Miss Rhea home yesterday.
John Profit q cigar maker, who has
been in the employ of the McClelland
Cigar Co. for several months left Thurs.
day for his home at Trenton, Mo-, ana ,
will not return, his health not being good
and he will engage in some other bus's
ness. So
Our staunch old democratic friend, &.
r. Axes, was in town Tuesday on his
annual pilgrimage to renew for his RE
PORTER and Cincinnati Enquirer. Al
though well along in years Mr.. Axes is
Bryan will be elected president this fail.