The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-08-08

Mrs. 8. N. Dale, of Charlton, is spending
few days at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mes VIM. Ogden in this city.
Miss Mable Allen, of Stanbery, Mo-,
came Saturday for short visit at the
home of James Grandstaff in this city.
Miss Eva Rhea returned Saturday from
Des Moines, where she has been attend
ing the Capital City Commercial College.
Misses Lizzie Owens and her friend Miss |
Carrie Wooster went to Humeston Friday |
to visit a few days with friends in that
city.
Mr., and Mrs. 8. W. Hurst and Miss
Georgia Hurst spent couple of days with
relatives at Lamont the latter part of last
week.
Miss Mida Bradley was visiting friends
at Pleasanton the latter part of last week,
being accompanied home by Miss Bee
Estes.
U. w. Wells, son Willie and daughter
Clara, left Tuesday for Aberdeen, 8. D.,
to look at the country with view of To-
eating.
Mrs. John W. Rush and children, of
Kansas City, came yesterday for visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Pen
niwel.
I, Mrs. B. W. Garrett and little son, of
Des Moines, came Saturday on short
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Woodmansee.
Allan Kier and Bird Strong, of near
| Decatur City, left Tuesday for Woodward
county, Okla, where they go to try and
secure claim.
Robert Roe and c. E. Roe and wife, of
for Topeka, Kas where they will visit q
couple of weeks.
Rev. c. W. Reeder and wife went to
Andover Thursday, where they will visit
couple of days at the home of Mrs.
Reeder's parents.
J. G. Clark, of Omaha, who with his
wife are visiting at DaYis City, was in
Leon couple of days this week renew ing
old acquaintances.
Mrs. Mary McCready returned to her
home at GAINESVILLE Monday after visiting
for several weeks at the home of James
Wilson east of town.
Mrs. F. A. Morehead returned to her
home at Des Moines last Saturday, after
visiting few days in this city at the
, home of @. T. Smith.
Miss Marie Van Werden came from Des
Moines Monday to spend a week at the
, home of l.. VanWerden before returning
to her HON in Texas.
G. W. Cook returned from stay of
several months at Oskaloosa last Thurs.
day, and went to Saline on the afternoon
train to visit his family.
Mrs. Lucinda Rookstool returned to hel
home at Hamburg, Iowa, last Saturday
after pleasant visit at the home of hel
: son Henry in Eden township.
Mrs. George Ogilvie and children, o
Center township, returned Friday from
a visit at Chebanse, ILL.,, where she was
called by the illness of her father.
DR.. Fl. R. Layton returned from LAX
> Okoboji Saturday and will be here for
couple of weeks, expecting to return t.
the lakes before the season closes.
: Frank Springer, of DECATUR, one Of th
fortunate ones, returned Tuesday to Rusl
8 Springs, Okla, to look over the countr,
/. so as to be able to locate good claim.
Freeley Beavers and family, of WOOD
t land township, left yesterday for earle
. Nab hou hai
future home, making the trip overland.
o James F. Scribner and daughter Mrs
Y W. W. Stales returned to their home a
Murray Saturday after visiting few day
}. with Mrs. E. House and other relative
[r in this vicinity. :
Mrs. John Anderson, Of Chicago, VIII
u has been visiting at the home of he
e brother Harry Shumway, returned to he
home Saturday. Clinton shumway a,
g. companied her.
'f Mrs. Sue Carey and granddaughte
Edith Mumby returned to their home j
it Seymour Saturday after pleasant visit 9
Of the home of her son, W. w. Carey, i
Center township.
y Mrs. W. G. stempel returned saturda
D. from months visit at Ft. Madison. Sh
was accompanied home by her niece
le Miss Marie stempel who will visit hel
ID for several weeks.
Frank jackson, stenographer in tt
ip Office of the barrow Investment Co.
W Corning, cane Thurday to spend
weeks vacation with friends in this cit
IN and at Davis City.
III L. F. Roberts returned to Blythevill
Ark, Thursday after visiting few weel
q. with his wife in this city. He is runnir
e. lumber yard and saw mill at Blythevil
o,d doino q nine hnsiness