The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-01-18

F. M. Cunuinham went to Guthrie
Center Thursday where he has made
contract to collect the delinquent taxes.
Saturday and visited over Sunday with his
parents and a special young lady friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Smith, of Lamont, came up last
Thursday to see .The Girl from Chill"
Mrs. s. Grouse accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Grouse to their home at
| GAINESVILLE yesterday 10 visit few days.
Mrs. Josie Shots and baby, of Keller
ton. were in Leon yesterday on their way
to Decatur to visit Mrs. shott's parents.
Mrs M. E. Rainbolt, Of Ridgeway, Mo.
came Saturday to visit few days with her
Mrs. F. W. McCaull left yesterday for
her home at Darlington, Mo-, after visit
ing week with her parents in this city.
Carl Newcomer, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Pitman sr. returned
yesterday to his home at Alexandra,
Kas
Mrs Ora Teale and baby returned to
their home in Lamont Saturday after
spending a week with her parents in this
city.
Abba Tuesday, after pleasant visit in this
Bells.
Hugh j. lines, of Burrell township, left
Tuesday for Rock Island. Texas, to look at
the country and may conclude to locate in
Texas.
John r. Grimes, of Weldon, was visiting
in this city Monday with his brother
Mark the popular clerk at Mayors cloth
ing store.
| DR.. J. L. Lewis has returned from Kinks
Vile, Mo. where he spent the holidays
and has resumed his osteopathy practice
in this city.
Amos Brazelton, of Decatur, left Tues
day for Pearland, Texas, and will look at
the country and visit friends for two or
three weeks.
Miss Laura Poland returned to her
home at Garden Grove Friday, after max
ing short visit in this city with her sister
Mrs. Guy McGrew.
Miss Eva Yost departs to-day for Lead
telegram announcing the serious illness of
Fher brother Harry.
Miss Nellie Kline returned to St. Joe
Thursday, where she is employed as book
keeper and stenographer in Bruce &
Early's lumber yard.
DR.. II. B. McKlveen, of DeKalb, passed
through Leon Monday enroute for Texas.
and if satisfied with that country will
locate in some good town.
T.. B. McClelland went to Osceola Ties
day to finish weeks trip on the road for
j. p. Wharton selling "Country Girls"
Mr.. Wharton being sick.
John Foreman, wife and little son. of
Humeston, spent a couple of days in Leon
the latter part of last week, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Boone.
Frank Bowerman. of west of Decatur,
left Tuesday for King6sher, Oklahoma.
on the homeseeker's excursion. He will
be gone two to three weeks.
George Roberts and wife returned to
their home at New Hampton. Mo. Mon
dav after visiting for a week with Mr..
, Roberts mother In this city.
Prof. 8. Darrah went to Des Moines
: Monday to take the law examination be-
fore the Supreme Court for admission to
the bar of the state of Iowa.
4. A't tn Bars Cedar Rapids '. stop ..
while on his " Ns.
Ll!-ncle, VIM On $3.50
Mrs n - D
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daug liter.
Wesley Chew 2 lis home in
Z Murray Friday, visiting few days
81 with relatives in Ills city Mrs. Chew re.
manned in thiscty until Monday.
s Geo. w. Sohnson, of Ohio, who has been
. visiting his daughter, Mrs l.. D. Finch,
left Tuesday for Creston, where he will
r make visit before returning home.
u Mrs. Alva Woodma nsee, of Salt Air,
Ohio. came last Thursday to visit for
J, several weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
IS Mrs. John 8. Gardner and many friends.
T. ]. Edwards, who has been visiting In
.e this city with his daughter Mrs. Joseph
D. Stephen, departed yesterday to resume
his duties as travelling salesman for a
Boston shoe house.
Is R. II. Spence. of Mt. Ayr, passed
through this city Friday returning from
stay in Des Moines, he being the repub
q lican member of the state central commit
10 tee from this district
]. N. Gates was passenger for Pleas
= anton Tuesday, being engaged by Brad
10 streets commercial agency in correcting
up the financial standing of the mer
y chants OF this county.
If B. F. Mcdaniel, the substantial New
Buda township farmer, was in Leon Mon
t. day, having been drawn as a member o
It the trial jury. but was excused from ser
vice by judge Tedford.
2 Mrs. E. H. Whitney, of Chicago, who
has been visiting her neice Mrs. Goul(
Wallace in this city for several months
n left yesterday for Anita to visit few
r weeks before returning home.