The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-05-03

9; 3. Gardner and wife spent a couple
OF days at Albany. Mo-, the latter part Of
last week.
Mrs. j. W. Mather, of Lamont. was
visiting Leon friends the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Burns went to Des
Molnes Monday on visit to relatives a
Mrs. Burns.
Roy Hall, of south of town, left Monday
Tor Murray, where he will work the com.
ing summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliott, of Bethanv
VISITED over Sunday with the family o
d. D. 4arrel.
Mrs: p. W. Galpin. of Hamilton. Mo.
came Tuesday for few days visit with
her son in this city.
Charles Edwards returned to Osceo,s
Thursday after visiting a few davs will
his family in this city.
Court Reporter John 8. Parrish came
troIn osceola yesterday, Judge Tedforc
having adjourned court.
j. I. Harris left Monday on a trim r.
Corydon and Centerville in the interest o.
the Leon Marble Works. ~ ~ =
Mrs. Charles Edwards is eniovinp a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Rachel Was.
son, OF Morgan township.
Mrs. j. T. Matthews, of Saline. Mo
visited with the family of John Boyd in
this city the first of the week.
R: L. Clark departed Saturday afternoo n
for Webster City, to visit few DAYS with
MS Wife before going to Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazier and daughter
Rose went to Des Moines Friday for
visit with Mr.. Frazier's brother.
Mrs. Kate Weatherby returned FRIDAY
from few days visit at Derby with her
sister, Mrs. r. F. Throckmorton.
Miss Cora Cochran went to Mt. AYR
graduating exercises in that city.
F. E. Thompson returned from Chicago
Friday and visited in this city until Mon
day when he departed for Malvern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Teale and Mr..
and Mrs. r. L: Parrish returned Thursday
rom few days visit in Des Moines.
q. w. Rains returned yesterday from
0es Moines where he had been to consult
N oculist in regard to one of his eyes.
Mrs. q. w. Custer and children returned
o their home at Bethany SATURDAY.. after
weeks visit With her parents in this
ity. 'n's
James Mccoy departed Monday for
Alngfisherr Oklahoma, where he ia en-.
aged with his father in the livery bust
ess.
Mrs. NJ. J. Buckner returned Monday to
er home at st. Joe, after pleasant visit
this city with her sister, Mrs. A. G.
ODslr.
VIM. Doran, the owner of the Econ
.eamery came in Tuesday noon from ,
lgin, ILL.,, and will remain here for a
w days. ;
Misses Lucy Ilsley and Louise Waipht
'ent to Des Moines vest erday as dele. |
ates to the State Convention Of Christian +
'ndeavor.
j. 3. Pennlwell was at Garden Grove
[onday in the interest of the d. q. K. K. \
ceremonial and reports quite class from
hat town. !
Ed. Albaugh went to Des Moines Satur-
AZ having secured employment on the G
eW round house the K. & w. is erecting !
j that city. |
Lon Chivington and bride, nee Edna :
onway, Of Lamont, passed through Leon =
uesday going to Des Moines to spend =
leir honeymoon. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Warren, of High :
pint, departed Monday for Andovsr.
O., where they will make their future
,me with daughter.
Mrs. !. II. Robinson, OF Davis CITY. pass.
through Leon Friday returning from !,
es Moines, where she was attending the y,
10 Fellows state meeting. T
Miss Anna She phard retp1 10 her q
,me at st. Charles 6atEre visit Ol
3 for several weeks 10 tfi IL her fl
ter Mira WIN. Zfmmerm yrSTs3 / q.