The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-01-04

Leon between train Saturday.
Geo. A. Cowden returned from BUSH
ness trip to st. Joe Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Boone spent New
Years with Humeston friends.
Special pension examiner John r.
Grace was in this city Tuesday.
e. B. McClelland made business trip
to Osceola and Ottumwa Friday.
F. H. McNutt, of st. Joe, was in Leon
couple of days the first OF the week.
j. II. Fitch left Saturday for TT. Dodge
where he will visit about ten days.
J.J. Evans and wife returned Thursday
from short visit at Garden Grove.
Miss Libbie Wells, of Charlton, is visit
ing the family of Harmon Mckinley.
Rev. @. W. Reeder and wife returned
Friday from weeks visit at Andover.
Mrs. Charles Bright returned Saturday
from few days visit at New Hampton.
Percy Hoffman returned Monday from
q visit with his grandfather at Fairfield.
| visit at his former home near Alta, Iowa.
r. r. Berkey. of Mt. Ayr, was visiting
Leon friends the latter part of last week.
Miss Ida Bright returned Monday from
her visit at Des Moines and Valley juno
| ton.
Mrs. Zula Peters. Of Des Moines. came
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. Thos.
Teale:
F. w. Rauch, manager of Bowsh er &
Biddison's Lamont store, was in Leon
Friday.
Miss Mamie Allen returned Monday
from holiday visit with home folks at
Lamont.
Miss Stella Chamberlain went to De-
catur Friday to visit few days with her
parents.
Ed Wood, of st. Joe. came Tuesday to
spend few days with his parents in
this city.
Miss Henrietta Vogt went to Davis City
Th4rsday to visit few days with Mrs. j.
H. King.
Pearl Myers returned Saturday from
Lancaster, Mo-, having spent the holidays
at home.
Ed Smith. Of Crown, returned satur-
day from business trip to Independ-
ence, Mo.
Leon friends couple Of days the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Art Afford, of Abba arrived r hnra-
day on q visit TO her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
A. j. BELLS.
Mrs. John Boy d end daughter Betsy re-
turned Friday from weeks visit at
Garden Grove.
Mrs. A. G. sigler returned Thursday
from short visit at Garden Grove with
her daughter.
Rev. Allen Judd, of Des Moines, was in
Leon Friday on his way home from
+ Orr Young returned from GAINESVILLE
Monday where he spent the holidays with
young friends.
Will Gardner and family visited over
Sunday at Hnmeston with his brother
George Gardner.
Mrs. Thomas Keown returned to her
home In Charlton Tuesday after wee KS
visit in this city.
Sheriff Wolever returned Thursday from
Eldora where he took Lewis Butler to the
Industrial school.
John Priest and two daughters, ofTing-
ley, were visiting his brothers. family in
this city last week.
Ed Bell returned Tuesday from few
days visit at Shenandoah with his sister,
Mrs. OrlsOn Long.
Oh. Springer departed Tuesday for
| Rtverton, Neb., where he ia engaged in
selling nursery stock.
Attorneys McGinnis, Baker and Wood
ard had legal business at Grand River
Thursday and Friday.
Robert Trembly returned to yinton
Saturday after spending the holidays with
his mother in this city.
Postmaster Ledgerwood and Marion F.
6tookey had business at Garden Grove
Monday and Tuesday.
8. Grouse and wife went to Pleasanton
Saturday for few days visit with DR..
Macy and F. M. Walker.
Mrs. J. W. Bonser returned to her home
at Bethany Saturday, after 4 short visit
| with her sonitn ibis city.
Court Reporter J. 8. Parrish was a pass-
enger for Corydon Monday, where Judge
Tedford is holding court.
| w. p. Axes and wife returned Tuesday
l from q visit with relatives in Harrison
and Gentry counties, Mo.
man, came In Monday to visit his daueh.
tiers and many old friends
Mrs. J. 3. Homer, Of Davis City, passed
short visit with her sister.
D. F. Avery returned from Des Moines
Saturday, where he was taking special
course 10 magnetic healing.
Miss Zoe Cams. Of Princeton, was visit
ing the family Of d. J. Garrett in this
city the first of the week.
Mrs. y. 3. Chastain and children, OF
Eden. went to Van Vert Tuesday for q
few days visit with hersister.
Miss May Daugherty returned to her
home a. Ridgeway Friday, after spending
the holidays with Leon friends.s
John Z. Thompson. editor Of the Des
Moines Bystander, was whiting in th
city the latter part At last week