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

lForHone having friends visiting them or
knowing ofstrangers visiting In the city
by Informing him eitherin person or by
note.i
]. H. Evans had business at Davis City
Friday.
L. P. DERRICK had business at Davis City
Saturday.
4 Agent A. 8. Tbarp had business at De-
catur Friday.
Deputy Sheriff Kehler had business at
Lamont Friday.
+. H. Matthews made a business trip to
Leroy last Friday.
g. q. Biddison made business trip to
Charlton yesterday.
Sheriff Wolever had business at Van
Vert last Thursday.
Miss Rosa Shields, Of Decatur, is visiting
friends In this city.
F: q. Orchard, of Decatur, had busine,s
In this city yesterday.
Miss Ethel Cruickshank spent Sunday
at her home In Blockley.
M. A. Davidson, of Garden Grove. had
business In Leon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Lutz were over Sun.
day visitors at Davis City.
I. N. Skidmore. of Van Vert, had BUSH
ness In this city Thursday.
Miss Della Cherrington spent Sunday
with her parents at Decatur.
DR.. J. w. Rowell had professional bust.
ness at Pleasan ton yesterday.
Mrs. J. B. Boyd wentto Garden Grove
yesterday for few days visit.
Miss Klttie Barker, of Humeston, came
Friday to work at Hotel Leon.
Judge Harvey and Thomas Teale had
business at Davis City Tuesday.
DR.. Dudley returned Tuesday morning
| from ten day visit In Illinois.
| j. w. Richey, the fruit dealer, went to
Centerville Monday on business.
8. H. Lorey returned Friday from
visit with his sons at Des Moines.
Sharp Chamberlain. of Decatur, had
business In this city last Saturday.
Mrs. e. Y. Lawrence, of Charlton, is
visiting with her sisters in this city.
Mrs. H. A. Dye returned Tuesday from
ten day visit with Mr.. Dye at st. Joe.
Mrs. A. J.Jones and son Elmer visited
over Sunday with Mr.. Jones at Lineville.
Ed Coffin departed yesterday for Mitch-
ell, 8. D. where he goes to sell fruit trees.
VIM. Biggs spent Sunday at Bethany
with Mr.. and MIR. and Mrs. Geo. w. Gus.
ter.
Miss Cozie Keshlear, of Pleasanton, was
Visiting Leon friends Thursday and Fri
day.
d. D. Dorm, of Davis City, spent couple
in, 10 nfkr k,<H1 oke
week.
Deputy auditor j. E. Penniwell return
ed Sunday from ten day visit at OF
tumwa.
DR.. ]. Fl. Hansen, of Lamont, attended
the Royal Arch banquet in this city last
evening.
j. q. Leeper and wife, of Pleasanton.
attended the Royal Arch banquet last
evening.
8. T. Robertson, of Garden Grove came
down yesterday to attend the Royal Arch
banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Meecham, of Ottum-
wa, came yesterday for short visit with
AID Ausman.
Mrs. Charles Gibson and children spent
the latter part of last week with friends
at Davis City.
al Burns, of GAINESVILLE, spent Thursday
night In this city, being on his way to
Denver, Colo.
Mrs. F. E. Thompson went to Ottumwa
Friday and visited with Mr.. Thompson
until Monday.
oMrs. W. F. Kelley returned Saturday
from six months visit with her sisters at
Rockford, Ill.
Butler Ellis came down from Van Vert
Friday and visited over Sunday with
friends In this city.
Will Hamm returned yesterday from
winfield, kas., and was also through Ok
lahoma while gone.
Adolphus Mater, the popular operator
at the depot, spent Saturday night with
Garden Grove friends.
Edgar Foreman left Saturday for Ken
melville, Indiana, on visit to relatives.
and may remain there.
Miss Grace Pierce returned to her home.
at Van Vert Monday after stay of sew
eral weeks in this city:
Harry Mitchell left Friday for Berwyn.
Neb., where he will work the coming
summer on the railroad.
Mrs. ]. W. Harvey departed Monday on
Q two weeks visit to her sisters at Bur-
lington and Morning Sun.
N. 9. Reeoe, of GAINESVILLE, was in Leon
few hours Friday being enroute home
from visit at stanberry.
James r. Penniwell came over from Mt.
Ayr Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with bis parents in this city.
Miss Kate Cartwright was passenger
for Des Moines Tuesday where she will
spend few days with friends.
]. Sankey returned Saturday from
Chicago where be had been for week
getting new artificial limb fitted.
10 hn Shields passed through Leon Fri
day returning to Gentry, Mo-, after few
days visit with his mother at Decatur.
| John Woodmansee returned Saturday
from visit of several weeks at Kirksville,
Mo-, with his wife, son and daughter.
Mrs. W. A. Weatherby returned Mon
day from visit of several weeks at Kan
sas City with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Rush.
Miss e. M. johnson returned to her
home in Chicago Monday after pleasant
two weeks visit witt relatives in this city.
Mrs. R. A. Kelley departed Monday for
Sterling, Kas., where she goes on an ex-
tended visit to her daughter, Mrs. g. w.
Hammer.
Mrs. 8. F. Bowman and little son, Of
HumestoD, came Monday for weeks