The Leon reporter., 1900-02-08

VIM. Harris, who has been visiting the
family of W.zP. Axes west of town return
ed Saturday to his home at Albany, Mo.
Will Valentine, of Creston, came down
last Thursday to visit few days with
friends, having formerly resided in this
city.
Charles 9. Crossan, of Bethany, spent a
few hours in this city last Friday while
returning from business trip to Gains
vile.
Mrs. Theodore Creveling arrived Satur-
day from Brakeman, Kansas, and is visit
ing the family of j. F.. McMorris south OF
town.
j. A. Kelly returned to his home at
Duncombe, Iowa, Monday latter attending
the funeral OF his brother-in-law, A. w.
Sanger.
Frank Malone, an expert cook from
Charlton, came last Thursday to. take
charge of the kitchen of the New Hami.-
ton hotel.
v. r. McGinnis went to Mt. Ayr Tues
day morning to attend to business which
he has for several clients in Judge Ted
ford's court.
T. E. Keown returned to Charlton
Thursday, after visiting a week in this
city. Mrs. Keown will remain here for
several weeks.
Harry Meyer, of st. Louis, was an over
Sunday visitor in this city at the home of
NJ. Mayer. He is a brother.in.law of Mrs.
81. ri. Rosenthal.
Mrs. Arthur Sylvester returned to her
home at Davis City Thursday after a
weeks visit in this city with her daughter
Mrs. ]. o. Clark.
Mrs. AIDA L. Curry returned yesterday
from stay of several weeks at Colorado
Springs, Colorado, with her sister Mrs.
G. NJ. Ketcham.
Miss Claire Bowman returned to her
home at Davis City Thursday after visit
ing week in this city with her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Brown.
Will Lewis, who is working for F. M.
Cunningham, the tax collector, went to
Bethany Thursday to look up some rec
ords 10 that county.
Mrs. Geo. w. Custer, of Bethany, came
Tuesday to remain until after the wedding
of her sister Miss Elnora Biggs which oc-
ours next Wednesday.
Dan Anderson, Lamont g new post.
master, was in Leon Saturday. He ex-
poets TO take charge of the Office about
/ tu0 1OLu OI Gul6 IuOUUQ.
j. D. Williams, of Decatur, was in Leon
yesterday. completing arrangements to
move to the property he purchased of j.
A. Pryor just west of town.
George J.. Spaeth, one of the staunchest
democrats In that hot bed of republican
ism, Garden Grove, was in Leon Friday
and made us a pleasant call.
Mrs. Josephine Acton, of Davis City, is
visiting her son ], H. Acton, having come
up from Cainsville yesterday where she
had been making short visit,
| Claude Robinson, of Davis City, was an
over night visitor In this city last Thurs
day having come up to attend the recep.
tion given by Ed and Sue Bell.
Frank Gardner returned to his home at
Decatur Saturday, after stay OF three
weeks In this city having been employed
as Jury bailiff while court was in session.
Will Ledgerwood, the popular travelling
salesman for Pingree & Smith. dropped in
off the road Friday for short visit with
his relatives and many friends in this city,
John Roger and wife, of Halls. Mo-,
came yesterday to attend the funeral OF
his brother, Jordan Roger who died yes.
terday afternoon just before they arrived
| Prof. James Conwell, the popular and
efficient principal of the Van Vert &C hoola
attended the teachers meeting and spent
Sunday with his many friends in this city
Mrs. Bert Parsons and children return
ed to their home at Ladue, Mo-. Thursday
after visitinga couple of weeks at the
home of her father, John Piper, south Of
Leon.
Prof. Axline and wife, of Humeston, at
tended the teachers meeting in this city
| Saturday and visited over Sunday in this
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Prof. Darrah.
e. B. Ryan, of Burrell, and Frank Bow
erman, of Decatur, left Tuesday for King
fisher, Oklahoma. Mr.. Bowerman viii
remain there and Mr.. Ryan goes with q
view of locating.
Albert Lefollett, of Saline, Mo-, was ir
i Leon last Friday on his way home from 6
four months stay in Fremont county
His brother George accompanied him to
Saline to visit a few.
Mrs. Trulie Morris, of Lamar, Colorado,
and Mrs. L. l.. Cannon, of Eden town
ship for several weeks, returned yesterday
to her home in Colorado.
F. e. Thompson ran down from Val
Vert Friday to take dinner in this city
leaving on the afternoon train for De-
M0ines, Mrs. Thompson accompanying
him to remain over Sunday.
g. w. Wallace, of Lineville, was shak
ing hands with his many friends in thi
city Tuesday, having driven over to NEE
Mrs 1. M. Lentz and son Earl who we're
returning from visit at Osceola.
A party from Davis City composed o
Carter Scott. @. 8. Frazier, DR.. j. w
WALES, Ernest Horner, F.. j. Horton ant
Lloyd Severe were in Leon last WEDNESDAY
evening to attend chapter meeting.
4 A. D. Wharton left Friday for st. Loui.
after visiting week in this city andl lLamo
ri. From st. Louis he returns to Cripple
Greek, Colo, where he is superintendent
of the Lincoln Mountain Mining Co.
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