The Leon reporter., 1900-03-08
PURELY PERSONAL

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day
J. G. Warner had business at Davis City
Friday.
Jap statzall had business at Davis City
Tuesday.
II. L. Long was passenger for Chicago
Saturday.
Miss Lucille McKern returned Saturday
from Creston.
}. r. Conrey was at Decatur few hours
last Thursday.
J. W. Honnold bad business at Davis
City yesterday,
Fred Hamilton was passenger for os-
ceola yesterday.
w. Hoffman had legal business at
Lamoni Monday.
| Rev. Joseph Stephen was Davis City
visitor Monday,
DR. Dudley had professional business at
Lamont Thursday,
Prof j. e. Cummlns was visiting at De-
catur last Saturday.
Attorney j e. Brooks had legal business
at Mt. Ayr Saturday.
Dr.. McAllaster bad professional business
at Decatur Monday.
ID. f. Avery had professional business at
Davis City Thursday.
Mrs W. A. Brown was a passenger for
Davis City yesterday.
@. NJ. Axes was buying horses and hogs
at Pleasenton Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Harris went to Decatur
yesterday fer short visit,
Mrs. f. Varga was visiting with Davis
City friends last Thursday,
Miss Nettie Smith departed Friday for
an extended visit at st. Joe.
Mrs Lewis Bright departed on the even
IiAg train Friday for Omaha.
John e. Axes was visiting his many
Decatur City friends Monday.
j N Gates and wife were visiting with
relatives at Davis City Friday.
MIR aud Mrs. l. Van Werden returned
Monday from visit at DeKalb.
Mrs. j. L Baker went to Pella Yesterday
to wit her sister, Mrs. II. r, Hopton.
Mrs George Evans departed Thursday
for visit with relatives at Ft. Dodge.
trliah Acton went to Westervile Friday
to visit few days with sick brother.
County attorney George w. Baker was
at Des Moines over Sunday on business.
George Lefolette went to Saline, Mo.
Saturday for short visit with relatives.
Miss Jennie Brant. of High Point, came
Yesterday for visit with friends in this
city.
Mrs. Jennie Van weraen and daughter
Marie, of Charlton, are visiting in this
city.
Mrs v. a. Nayes left Thursday for os-
ceoia where she will make her future
home.
Col s }. Rurnison and wife, of Davis
| CITY, Were visiting friends in this city
Tuesday
Miss Margaret Young, ofthe Humeston
aigh school, spent Sunday at her home in
this city.
Mrs, W R Kline, of Van Vert, was in
! Leon Thursday, going to Lamont for a
short visit.
Mrs. A. B. Ovens was passenger Fri
| dag for Decatur City to visit few days
with relatives.
~ y r q q Mat-hss-xs end ohlla-ea- zL4it.
ed over Sunday at their former bonNc IN
Grrden Grove
j. A. Hawkins, Of Gentry, Mo, came up
Thursday and spenta few days with his
friends iii this city.
Ed Huffman and Everett Bright left
Monday for ST. Joe, where they expect to
secure employment.
Court Reporter j. S. Parrish went to
| Corning Monday to report Judge Ted
ford's term of court.
Mrs. RosaIie Hardy and children. of
Creston, came Tuesday for visit with
relatives in this city.
S. Edo Brown, of Hastings, Iowa, was
an over Sunday guest in this city wit h his
brother, Dr. A. Brown.
V. R. McGinnis went to St Joe Tuesday
where he has important legal business in
the y. S. Federal court.
Greer Springer, who is attending law
/ with friends in this city,
F. q Thompson dropped in Friday and
visited until Sunday with his wife and
many friends in this city.
File Clerk Ed H. sohenck, of the Iowa
state Senate, spent Sunday at the home
oil his parents in this city,
Mrs. John Bel returned Monday from a
| ten days visit at Shenandoah With her
! daughter, Mrs. o. S. Long.
Miss Maud Bruner, of east of Leon
went to Des Moines Tuesday to visit her
sisters residing in that city.
VIII Peugh returned to his home at
Bethany Thursday after spending week
1 with his brother in this city.
Mrs. L. W. Croft, of Jamison, came
yesterday TO attend the funeral of Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. w. Rush little son.
j, P. Wharton came in off the road
Thursday and went to Alton Saturday to
spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. j. A. Pryor and children were Wis
ting last week at the home of her
father. Robert McBroom, at Leroy
Miss Flora Albaugh went to ST. Joe
Thursday where she VIII trim for few
weeks in wholesale millinery house.
Miss Edna Eunis returned to her home
in Lamont Saturday after visiting few
days il this city with Miss Mary Evans.
DR., B. Z. Eiker came down from Des
Moipes Friday and visited few hours
with his friends and constituents in this
city.
j. e, Leeper. of Pleasanton, passed
through Leon Tuesday on his way to Keo-
lSuk to purchase lumber for his Pleasanton
yard.
John ", Rush came up from Kansas
City Monday evening in response to a
telegram announcing the illness OF his
baby.
Mrs. More Galpin, Of Alexandria, Mo-,
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