The Leon reporter., 1900-06-21

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! i. ii. Evans and wife fetnsdSa FRIDAY
nom Davenport, whG5e they had besnl
ment.
Agent c. M. Ketoham departed satur-
day evening for Burlington where he at
tended q meeting of the railway Y. M.
q. A.
J. P. Wharton, the popular travelling
salesman for the McClelland Cigar Fact
ory was passenger for Glenw0od Tues
day.
Mrs. Conger, who has been visiting
Mrs. F. M. French, returned to her home
at Leon, Ia, last Friday.-Cainsville
News.
M. l.. andAB. Bevis. two hustling rel
estate men of Mt. Ayr, were transacting
business in this city the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. d. ]. Groat returned from st. Louis
last Saturday morning and will remain
this summer with her daughter. Mrs. Rev.
Ilsley.
Misses Eula and Edna Waight accompan-
led their brother Fred to Davis City last
Thursday and visited in that city between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Richey, of Osceola,
came came to Leon leon Tuesday for visit with
dealer.
Miss Efie Miller who has been dining
room girl at the Hotel Hamilton de- parted
Tuesday afternoon for her home in Hum
eston.
Frank Allen accompanied his sister,
Mrs. NJ. M. Ray and family, as far as
Csceola on her way to Omaha to join her
husband.
Mrs. Nina Goodrich returned to her
home IN Omaha Monday. She has been
visiting Miss Flo Bethards in Woodland
township.
Grant Allen. of Decatur City, took the
train from this city Monday tor Sa-
betha. Kas.. where he has secured em-
ployment.
Miss Mary Parrish, of Leon, arrived
Saturday for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ed v. Lawrence.-Chariton
Democrat.
Mrs Bert Tullis and baby went to Char
1ton Monday in response to a telegram
gerously i'll.
s.. 3. Lorey, s. G. Penniweli and George
PenniWell, who are working on the new
M. p: churcha at Davis City spent Sunday
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dorm and baby. of
Davis City, visited over Sunday In this
city with Mrs. Dorn's parents Mr.. and
Mrs, F. varga.
! Miss Tess Evans who has been trimming
ln millinery store at Platsmouth, Neb.,
the past season returned to her home in
this dity Tuesday.
mil 1so
mineral springs last Thursday, where he
had been for some time in hopes of bene-
fitting his health.
/ Miss Josephine Todd returned to her
home in Winterset, Friday, after pleasant
visit In this city with her class-mate, Miss
Margaret Young.
Forrest Lorey who has been at Iowa
Falls for some time working at the car
,penter trade, returned to his home in this
city last Thursday.
:, Misses Louise Waight and Margaret
Young, accompanied Mr.. Fred Weight to
kellerton and Lamont Monday, returning
on the evening train.
w. r. Henderson returned this week
from Leon where he has pnt iD,some weeks
4ulte probably pnsNpting his business
Clearaeld Enterprise.
!. Ben Avery and family returned to their
home at Hastings, Neb, Monday after q
very pleasant visit in this city with rela-
tives and many friends.
Mrs. Al. s. Tharp, of this city, and Mrs.
margaret Creese, of Grand River, return
60 70 Leon Monday, from q short visit
with relatives at Oskaloosa.
Gohn McDongal and children de-
parted last S6tuxtay for Milo, Mo-, where
they will join MIR. McDougal and make
that city their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Jenree went to
Charlton last Thursday for short visit
with Mr.. Jenree's SON, Clarence, who is
Rolla Gunter who has been writing In
snrance In western Kansas, and northern
Missouri, arrived in this city last Thurs.
day on short visit to his mother.
John Lambert, who has been visiting
for Des Moines Monday. where he is In
the employ of the Rock Island Ry.
: John Osborn and Geo. Hall, two prom
inent farmers Of Woodland township, de-
parted Friday afternoon for Des Moines,
to look after some business matters.
Miss sallie Carson, q charming little
lady, OF st. Joe, is in this city visiting at
the home of ]. G. Early in south Leon
with hts daughters Opal and Ruby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Teale and Miss
Hazel Peters. departed Last Saturday for |
Camp Leon, lake Okoboji, where they will |
spend several weeks in recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Slaae and daughter,
OF Erie, Penn, arrived in this city last |
saturday morning, on visit to Mrs. |
Slade's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Varga.
Mrs. J. N. Gates and children went to |
Davis City last Friday and will in the |
future make that city their future home. |
Mr.. Gates being in the banking business.
Mr.: and Mrs. a. H. Rosenthal return
ed from Chicago Tuesday, where they |
accompanied the remains Of Mrs. Rosen- |
thal's mother, Mrs. M. Mayer, for burial. |
Miss Blanch Miller, Of Clarinda, arrived |
In this city yesterday on visit to rela- |
tiYes and friends She IL adaug hter Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Mode Miller, former residents |
Of this city.
DIR. and Mrs. F. A. Bowman left yester-
day for Denver. Colo, The doctor will be |
gone three weeks but Mrs. Bowman will |
remain and visit places of interest for
about six weeks.
Mrs. D. g. Bruce came down from Des
Moines Thursday and visited over Sunday |
with relatives going to Garden Grove on |
Monday to visit her son, Evron ]. Bruce. |
Charlton Herald.
Mra. Douplass Green and son. NJ Nos