The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-03-29

Mrs. b. A. Smith, who is employed q,
Moreland's laundry returned Tuesday
from Lamar, Mo-, where she was called
by the serious illness of a brother.
Mrs. F. H. McKeehan, after ten wears
absence, returned to her home in Davis
City to which she is welcomed back by
many friends.-Davis City Advance.
Willard Gammill returned from Neb-
raska Friday. He reports his brother
Miles as much better, which is CRAFTY ing
news to his many friends in this county.
DR.. F. W. Horton and wife, OF Hubbard,
Iowa, arrived very Unexpectedly Saturday
and are visiting their mother Mrs. Emma
horton and family.-Davis City Advance.
John w. Soaper and mother departed
Tuesday evening for Oskaloosa, where
they will make their future home, ha, ing
disposed OF their interests in this county.
Mesdames Bert reale, j. W. Smith and
i. ). Smith, of Lamont, were visiting rel
atlves in this city the latter part of last
week and attending the millinery open
ings.
Prof. Jonn F. Ogden, who is superin
te ndent of the public schools at Miles
Iowa, came in Saturday to spend few
days with his parents and many friends in
this city.
Hon. E. J. Hainer, of Aurora, Neb.,
passed through Leon Tuesday on his way
to Davis City 10 attend the funeral of his
tather, lgnace Hainer, who died suddenly
Monday.
r. D. Martin returned Thursday from
Gorydon where he was visiting his brother
Kew. w. Q. Martin, who is in very poor
health, having been sick for several
months.
James Duncan and Robert Parsons re-.
turned to their home at Blackfoot, Idaho,
Monoay, after very pleasant weeks visit
with numerous relatives in this city and
vicinity.
Mrs. Thomas Keown returned to her
nome at Charlton Saturday after q
months visit in this city. Her mother,
Mrs. j. M. Pickering accompanied her for
a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Bigley moved to Mt
Ayr Tuesday where Mr.. Bigley has con-
tracted to work for year as foreman for
W.. b. Ingram the extensive stock raiser
and shipper.
Fred Teale and children went to Des
Molnes yesterday to spend few days with
Mrs. Teale, who Is rapidly recovering from
an operation at Mercy hospital, but is not
yet able to return home.
b. A. McGinnis, of Frazeyburg, O., has
moved his family to this city and will oc-
cupy the Drake property on north Church
street. Mr. WcGinnis is engaged as or
ganizer for the American Yoemen.
Mr.. g. w. Lefollet, former sheriff of
Decatur county but now guard at the
penitentiary at Fit. Madison, was in the
city Saturday calling on friends and look
ing over the city. We understand he may
decide to locate here when his term of
office eX Dires -CharitoD Herald
Misses Eugenia and Jessie Bedier, who
nave been attending Highland Park Col
iege at Des Moines came home Thursday.
Miss Eugenia returned to Des Moines
Monday to resume her studies, and Miss
Jessie will visit her parents for couple of
weeks and then goes to Colorado to spend
the summer.
Roy Buchanan and Miss Hannah Nc
Graw, OF Beaconsfield, spent last Sunday
ID TINS city with the family of P. F. Brad
icy, Miss McGraw being a niece of Mrs.
bradley. Mr.. Buchanan is q prominent
young banker of Beacons6eld. and Miss
McdraW has been teaching very success
fully in the schools of that city.
County bridge Supt. j. Z. Leeper return.
ed from the pineries in Tennessee Satur.
DAY where he went week OF ten days
ago to purchase lumber to be used this
, coming year in rebuilding and repairing
county bridges. He brought with him
some flowers and plants, which remind
one that spring with itsfi overs and bloom.
ing shrubbefy had made its appearance
other places if not here .5s,s,.sss.,ss,ssn ton
Index. -
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GRAIN-o, the new food drink takes the place
of coffee. The children may drink it without
injury as well as the adult All who try like
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