The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-15

for a week in this city with his son. Nate
Craigo, went to Corydon Friday to visit
another son.
| Henry johnson has closed, his barber
shop on Comm ercial street and left yester-
day for Des .Moines where he has secured
employment.
Mrs. R. A. Smith, of Stanberry, Mo,
who was called here to attend the funeral
of her father Jordan Roger, returned
home Saturday.
II. n. Rosenthal came in from Chicago
Monday in response to a telegram an
nouncing the illness of his mother.in.law
Mrs. M. Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs John Caldwell, of Council
Bluffs, came Monday to attend the funeral
OF Mr.. Caldweli's mother, who died in
this city Sunday.
DIR. w. d. Duff, of Garden Grove, had
business in this city last Thursday and
while here made pleasant call at THE
REPORTER Office.
| Mrs. D. w. Watsabaugh, OF Tingley.
came Tuesday and after visiting a day in
this city went to Davis City to visit her
parents few days.
| Benjamin Owens returned to his home
at Iowa City Friday, after visiting for
| couple of weeks in this city with his
brothers and sisters.
Postal Clerk Ed. v. Lawrence and wife.
of Charlton, came down Monday to visit
few days with relatives and friends in
this city and Lamont.
Miss Vera Hebener went to Mt. AYR
Saturday morning for weeks visit with
! her brother, Charles Hebener, and sister,
| Mrs. w. A. Simpson.
Represe ntative Eiker came down froni
| Des Moines Thursday and went to GardenS
Grove to attend the funeral of ex.Reny
| Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Bowsher, son Port.
and Mrs: Robert Bowsher, are expected
home the coming week from three
months trip to California.
Miss Helen Young returned Thursday
from few days visit at Humeston Yit b
| her sister, Miss Margaret, who is teacher
ofthe Humeston High School
! Mrs. James McBroom and children re-
4 turned to their home at Leroy yesterday
after spending a couple of DAYS i'm this CITY
with the family of j. A. Pryor.
| Mrs. Ellen ID. Smith who resides on the
old Mullins farm south east OF Leon, with
| her son, went to Osceola Friday to visit q
week with relatives and friends.
! G. S. Gibson who has run as postal
clerk between Charlton and st. Joe, went
| to Charlton Yesterday after visiting few
days with his family ia this city,
George Sanger and John Chastain. Of
Center township, went over to Cambria
Monday to see about purchasing a road
grader for use in Center township.
N. B. Shamblin and wife of Bethany.
came up yesterday for short visit with
the family of H. D. Harrell. Mr.. Shamblin
is station agent for the Q at Bethany.
Miss Mamie Read, stel ographer in Bevis
day evening and visited until Tuesday
with her mother in Center township.
Bert Parsons aud wife who have been
i visiting relatives and friends here
abous for a couple of weeks, returned
yesterday to their home OF Ladue, Mo.
Prof. T. J. Fitzpatrick, of Llmoni, pass.
City, where he goes to take special
course of instruction at the State Univer-
sity.
Miss Viola Galpin, of Kidder, Mo-, and
Miss Ella Swisher, of Cameron, Mo, are
guests of the family of VIM. Biggs, having
come to attend the Galpin- Biggs wedding
yesterday.
% oyer and daughter, Mrs. Anna
Fl i'assned to their home at Halls,
n haAn,csnca here, 10
aCrenu MIR. Rogers bf0cnef
Jordan Roger.
Ralph Slower stopped off here Friday to
! visit couple of days with his parents.
/! He was return ing from trip to Colorado
and will resume work as operator for the
@ at Mt. Pleasant.
J. K. Beavers, of High Point, returned
| Tuesday from two weeks visit with bis
i ~ hoNn at IL FNrsS nAlx dad
in Montgomery county and still has many
friends living there.
Mrs. r. A. Croft, of Jamison, visited be-
tween trains Monday with Mr.. and Mis-.
l.. Van Werden while returning from o
visit at Charlton with her daughter, Mrs.
Jennie Van Werden.
Mrs. Will Cherry who recently under
went q critical surgical operation at her
home. 6A north Maple street, is recover
| ing and is now considered out of danger.
I-Creston Advertiser.
Mrs. E. Fl. Whitney went to Chicago
Saturday to meet her son from New York
City. After visiting few weeks in Chi
caRo she will return to Leon to spend the
summer with Mrs. Gould Wallace.
Mrs. w. L. Raglan returned to her home
at Eagleville Saturday. having been here
during the last illness of her father. Jor-
dan Roger. Mr.. Ragan Will remain here
for few days to attend to some business
matters.
Mrs. G. H. Simmons and children Gen
evie and Cecil, of Chicago, came yesterday
for visit of several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hoffhines. Mrs. (
8. Trusdell, of Des Moines. also came for
q short visit.
Mr.. s. Silberman and Mrs. j. Hess, 81
Chicago, brother and sister of Mrs. II
Mayer, came Monday on learning of aes
illness. Mr.. SHERMAN was compelled te
leave Tuesday on account of urgent bust
ness, but Mrs. Hess will remain for time
i Mrs G. M. Ketcham and sons return cd
Friday from stay of almost year az
Colorado Springs, where they went for
the benefit of Willie's health. He retu ins
greatly improved and they will remain in
Leon. having taken rooms at the Nes
Hamilton.
James K Beavers, from Decatur county,
is here to visit his brothers, j. W., Thoa
and AL. and other relatives and old friends
He used to hunt deer over this county, anG
as he had not visited Villisca before tor
twelve wears. he noted many chang
here.-Villisca Letter.
What do the Children Drink?
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have vol
tried the new food drink called GRAIN O. j
of coffee. The more GRAINO YOU give the
ichil health diStrbutt