The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-06-27
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note.I person OF py
Monday. - s'usa ness at biockiey
ton Tuesday Z s'''uess al fieasah-
oren Ruticorn, Of creston. was in the
Wilbur Cochran "a. .,s;,,n. ,aon;
friends Monday. s's''"s i'A1non'
Ls uasaiss =. Frsa 9 Teale had business at
n ., e g Beck had business calling him to
Des Moines Monday. ~s'is NM -
,; =; <. Hsrger, Of Decatur, was a Leon
VISITOR last Saturday. vas ''eo''
Postmaster Dan Anderson hoa h,.;n.ss
IA tn's city yesterday, A- N''''''sS'
Mrs r. Cummins, Of Decatur. is visit.
ing friends IN this city. "
pr. p. r. Dudley. Of Garden Grove
spe z. sunday nthis CITY. ''
NM, Mrs ". 81. jenkins wa. Waiting Davis
o'ty friends last Thursday.
,on Mrs r.. + 81. F, Thompson was passenger
". =: Eliinwood was at osceola Tues.
- sSASPuOu0 business.
VIM. Ogden visited friends at Anaoyer
sue latter part of Last week.
mrs. a. Is Bells returned Saturday trom
.uree week 9 visit at Eddyville.
"A, Al. Jones returned Friday from a short
visit WIN MS pal ents at Lovilla.
Fred Brunette, Of CLAYTON. m. is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. s. L. Darrah.
j: g; Warner was over to Decatur
yesse fosy taking some out door views.
Miss josie Holland, of Osceola, was the
guest OF Miss Dot stookey last Friday.
Miss Mida Bradley is spending few
Gays Wild young friends at Pleasanton
Clarence Townsend, of Decatur, was a
business visitor to this city last Thursday.
Mrs Mary Hawk went to Davis CITY
Monday to visit her daughter few days.
Glenn Bernard returned Friday from
Attorney Lewis b. jackson, of Grand
naver, was an over Sunday visitor in this
Mrs. 3. v. Lawrence, lof Charlton, came
days. :. '-''S 0''' = -"
Miss Nell Zimmerman went to GAINESVILLE
arf1day Tor few days visit with home
Ola renee Jenree and family, of Charlton,
were visiting Leon friends the first of the
q. A. Fosdick, of Tuskeego, spent a
couple OF days In Leon the first of the
week.
Or. B. D. DeKalb and DR.. L. j. Landes
returned Saturday from their trip to
Mrs. W. F. waight went to Corydop
onday for q few days visit with old
friends.
Mrs John Burke, Of Kellerton, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of 8. H.
Mrs. Richard Darr went to Garden
Grove Tuesday Us visits few days with
friends. sss@
g. ". Hoffman, accompanied by his son
Leo, was at Hleasanton on legal business
Tuesday.
Noah Barnhart returned Tuesday from
visit of several weeks at st. Joe and
Dell, Mo.
Geo: A. Coe, the jeweler apd optician,
ne9a tIip..te a}nlu1ii,a !aia
madd let
Thursua3. Z ~ '-.-'-
Mrs. Mary Warner returned Saturday
from visit at Iowa City, Oskaloosa and
Ottumwa.
Miss Blanche Lawrence came up from
Lamont Saturday to- visit Leon friends a
few days.
A. Merwin departed Tuesday for lola,
Kas., where he will visit few weeks with
his son John.
Mrs. Charles Gibson and children spent
the latter part Of last week with relatives
at Davis City.
Give Alexander went to st Joe Tues
day for visit with his young friend,
Horatio Niece.
Frank Lorey returned to his home in
Des Moines Saturday after visiting few
days in this city.
Sam Slower returned Tuesday from
Indiano]a where be has been attending
Simpson College.
Col John O'Keefe, of Creston, deputy
state oil inspector, bad business in this
city last Thursday.
B. w. Garrett, of Des Moines, came
down Friday and will spend a week here
on political matters.
Mrs. Jane McCutchan returned last
Thursday from two weeks visit with
friends at Humeston.
Mrs. F. L. Conrey and children, of Grand
River, visited few days in this city the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. J. L. Young went to Corydon NJ on
day to visit week with her daughter,
Mrs. John r. McPherrin.
Rolla Moore, who has been working on
the railroad west of Creston, came home
Tuesday to visit q few days.
Miss Nora Tabler left Monday for
Omaha, where she will make her home
with her aunt, Mrs. Whitney.
E. b. McClelland came up from Atchison
Friday to visit few days with his mother
and many friends in this city.
Robert Darrah. of Charlton. visited
few da vs. in this city last week, the guest
of his brother, attorney Sam Darrah.
Prof. Robert Smith, of Eden township,
returned yesterday from Shueyville, Iowa,
where he has been teaching the past year.
Miss Claudia CIapp, Of Sioux City, came
Tuesdsy for visit at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. w. 8. Clark, in Hamilton town.
ship,
Misses Mabel and Josephine Chase de-
parted Monday for q two weeks visit with
relatives at Weldon, Des Moines and Red
field.
John Tullis, who is tracking string of
horses at Weldon, came down Saturday to
attend the caucus and visited here until