The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-11-22

Mrs. Isabel Priest and little grand
daughter Isabel Mex nley, returned Mon
day from a few days visit at Charlton with
the family of w. Q. Hemelrich.
Capt. Garrett Gibson went to New
Hampton, Mo-, Monday to visit few
days with his son Lyss, who is station
agent at New Hampton for the @.
Fred Creese and son Cyrus Crees and
wife, of Grand River township, departed
| Tuesday for point near Galveston, Texas
where they have decided to locate.
Mrs. Charles Cornett and two children
returned to their home at Pleasanton Fri
day after pleasant visit at the home of
Ed Cartwright in High Point township.
John Fittro, who went to Texas last
opring returned Monday and will spend
the winter in southern Iowa and northern
Missouri, returning to Texas in the spring.
| Harvey Richardson went to Humeston
Monday to visit few days with his sister.
He has sold bis fine farm east of Leon and
expects to make his future home in this
city.
| Mrs. Zerona Bunney, of independence,
California, and little daughter, are visiting
at the home of Ed Flora, southwest Of
Leon, Mrs. Bunney being sister of Mrs.
Flora.
| Mrs. Mile Stanley and daughter Ella,
of Charlton, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. SANKEY'S sister. Mrs. John
Allbaugh for week, returned home Sat-
urday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Craig, of Davis
City, visited in Charlton a few days this
week with Mrs Anna Sullivan and the
family of W. G. Himelrich.- Charlton
Herald.
Mrs. Fred Smith, of Lamont, came Fri
guest of Mrs. w. e. Myers. On Friday
afternoon Mrs. Smith was the guest of
! the 1913" Club.
Mrs. j. M. Buffum and son Roy. of Ar
lington, Neb., who were visiting in Leon
Mt the home of Mrs Buffum's sister, Mrs,
j. e. Cummins, went to Lamont Saturday
to visit her mother.
Mrs. Ben Toovey and two CHILDREN, of
Decatur, stopped off Friday while on her
way home from Pleasanton, and visited
over Sunday at the home of her father,
VIM. Ogden, in this city.
Mrs. Clara Smith and Mis-. Rood, OF
Lamont. stopped off in this city the first Of
the week and visited couple of days a,
the home of Asa Cochran. They were or
their way to Des Moines.
4 g. A. Hamilton and son Fred returned
Sunday from Davenport where they wen
to consult physician in regard to Mr..
Hamilton's health. We are sorry to lear,
he was not benefited by the trip.
Mrs. j. .Warine. of Denver, Colorado
who has visiting old friends in this city
for several weeks, went Friday to Bethany
where she will visit several weeks witt
her sister before returning home.
C.S. Gibson, who holds position a,
Kansas City, moved his family to this city
Saturday and expects to again make his
home here. He owns property in this city
and will build residence on it at once, a.
he says he can live much cheaper here.
Geo. W. Carmeau who has been work
ing in drug store at Ottumwa for severa
months returned to Leon Friday and hal
taken position in Stempel's drug store
Willard uammill, who retires, will leav,
Monday for Des Moines where he will
study pharmacy at Highland Park Col
lege.
Elmer Chandler, Guy and Charlie Cal.
houn, who have been working all summer
on the z. & W. bridge force. came in Sat
urday. work in that line having closed TO
the winter. On Monday Elmer Chandle
where they will work during. tShe white
under Ed,H. Peck, the Kr& W. civil en-
gineer.
Mr.. and Mrs, ..g5enry Wetzel and tw.
children droYe down from Osceola Thurs
day to spend few days at the home O
their daughter, Mrs. L. M. Goodman, who
will soon leaye for their new home Al
Britt Iowa, where Mr.. GooulnAn is one OF
the owners of the electric light pla-t
Mrs Goodman who was visiting ifrOscqoia
returned home with them.