The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-03-01

MT. ana Mrs. ROua ATney returned 10
their home in Des Moines Monday, after
visiting two weeks with relatives in Leon
and Center.
Mrs. Sarah Buffum returned to her home
in Garden Grove Saturday after a
r. o. Alexander.
Miss Mabel Bradley returned to her
home at Davis City Tuesday after visiting
a few days at the home of her uncle, VIM.
Ogden. in this city.
Ray Downward returned to Nebraska
City Thursday, after short visit in this
city with his sister, Mrs. John s. Gardner
and other relatives.
Miss Lou Baldwin returned Monday
from Des Moines, where she was taking
course in shorthand and typewriting at
Highland Park College.
Miss Mollie Watsabaugh left Saturday
for Des Moines to trim in wholesale
millinery house for few weeks before
the spring season opens.
Mrs. Kittie Arbogast returned to her
home at Centerville Friday after pleas
ant visit in this city with the family of
her brother, ID. g. Cannon.
Geo. w. Carmean returned to his stud
les ut Highland Park College, Des Moines
Saturday. after being at home sick for q
couple of weeks with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Church returned
to their home at Lamont Saturday after
visiting few days in this city with Mr..
Church's sister, Mrs. Asa Cochran.
T. H. Brown, of Chicago, was in Leon
Friday, having been called to Garden
Grove to attend the funeral of his mother,
who was buried Thursday afternoon.
Miss Sue Bell returned to Shenandoah
Tuesday of last week after visit of
several weeks with her parents in this
city Her mother went with her for q
short visit.
Roy Cannon, Mrs. John Long and Mrs
J. l.. Mitchell left Thursday afternoon for
Farnhamyille, Iowa, to attend the China
wedding anniversary of their sister, MIRA.
O. e. Bassett.
Miss Mollie Evans, of Bryan, O., who
has been visiting in Leon with her niece
Mrs. Geo. M. Hamilton and other rela-
tives, went to Princeton Monday to visit
relatives in that city.
j. W. Porter and wife and Martin Var
ner, of Newcastle, Ohio, who have been
visiting a. the homes of John Overh0ltzer
and Frank Johns in Franklin township,
started for home Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. Hess, of Chicago. who has been
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couple of weeks, went to OsceoIa Friday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Dave Goldsmith,
before returning to Chicago.
Mrs. Samuel Geetine, of Fairbury, ILL.,,
arrived Thursday in response to tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. John Goodman, who under
went severe surgical operation last week
Mi Mary Ray came down from Chari-
ton Monday for visit with the family of
her brother, NJ. NJ. Ray and many friends
IN this city. She departed Tuesday for
Kansas City, where she will trim in
wholesale millinery house.
DR.. Robert Forerave, of st. Joe, visited
over Sunday with his many friends in
Leon. He will shortly locate at Stella.
Neb., to practice his profession. His
brother, DR.. Harry Forgrave, is one of the
leading physicians ofSt. Joe.
Mrs. G. W. Barr and daughter Halle, of
Spring Valley. departed Monday for
will visit her brother and Halle will re-
main for some time having already oh.
tanned position as teacher near that
place.-Davis City Advance.
from Hal Lutz, who was accompanied by
his brother John Lutz, of Sidney. Iowa,
who had been to Chicago with shipment
of cattle. and stopped off for few days
visit with his parents and old time friends.
1t has been ID years since John WAS me-.
Will Ogden left Wednesday "a
for Orrville, Cal, on visit to al
s2a go = e1llaisS b.! I! isgs
permanently is one of Decatur
county's sterling young men and we are
sorry to see him leave but wish him un.
bounded prosperity II that far western
country.
5000 years have we waited for the
greatest spring blessing ever offered.
1t doubles your joys and halves your
sorrows. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does. Soc. Ask your druggist.
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