The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-10-03

q. B. Dockstader returned to his home
in Des Moines Friday after visiting few
days at the home of j. E. Bruner east of
town.
Mrs. w. H. Carlin, of Weldon. passed
through Leon Friday on her way to
Spring Valley where she visits friends
few days
Mrs Ora Teale and little son returned
to their home at Lamont Thursday after
visiting few days with her parents in
in this city.
+. A. CARRIER, of Center township, went
to Waterloo Monday to attend the Dis
trict Conference Of the Progressive Breth-
rem church.
Mrs. r. M. Womack, who has been WIS.,
iting at the home of. @. Hull in Center
township returned to her home at Den
yer, Mo, Tuesday.
Miss Orpha Whistler returned to her
home at Rdgeway Monday. after Visiting
a couple of weeks at the home of Silas
Whistler west of town.
Mrs. Martha Bedell returned to her
home at Decatur Friday after visiting q
few days in this city at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Steve Holland.
Edward T. Church and mother, Mrs
Sallie E. Church, Of Lamont, were visit
ing at the home of Asa 8. Coch ran in this
city the latter part of last week.
Harry Yost and Mrs. A. H. Graves, Of
Lamont, came Saturday to attend the
wedding of their sister, Miss Eva Yost, te
Mr.. John Chastain which occurred Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Chas. F. Church and children, O
Lamont, visited relatives in this city
couple of days the latter part o.
last week while returning from y visit
at Burlington.
Mrs. w. G. Hemelrich, of Charlton. wal
here Saturday and took her mother, Mrs
Isabel Priest, home with her. On Mon
dav thew started for Omega, Nebraska, tc
visit relatives.
Ralph Slower and wife, of Reiner, Wy
omine. are spending week at the home
of Ralph's parents south of town. He has
recentlv been promoted to the position Of
age,E at Reiner.
VIM. Allen, of Galesburg, Illinois, anu
daughter, Mrs. F. w. Little, of st. LOUIS
came Thursday for visit at the nome VI
Mr. Aliens sister, Mrs. H. r. Ramoo' o.
| Center township.
Mrs. P. A. Mooney returned to mel
home at Pattonsburg, Missouri, Saturday
after making pleasant visit with hel
brother, L. l.. Shra, the popular stewarc
at the county farm.
w. H. Wilson and wife, of Woodland
will leave next Tuesday for Ohio, where
Mr.. Wilson goes for the purpose OF LOOK
ing after his Ohio farm and will endeavol
to sell it while there.
John Bernard and wife went to Atlantic
Tuesday to attend the wedding OF Mr
Clyde Campbell, of Lincoln, Neb., ant
Miss Lulu Zell Harlan, of Atlantic, th'
groom being their cousin.
Mrs. R. H. Portwright and son Ro!
Chambers, of Lynchburg, Va. arrived
Friday to visit her brother j. a. Harrl
and other relatives, and are contemplat
ing making their home here.
Mrs. A. Merwin returned last weel
from three weeks visit with her sol
John at lola, Kas. Her daughter, Mis-
Della. who went with her remained il
lola, and may spend the winter there.
Mrs. S. T. Penniwell and daughter Nin'
returned Friday from a three month
visit with relatives at Randall, Kansas
having been called there by the death o
Mrs. Penniwell's father, Phillip s. Miller
w. H. McCalla, of Eden township, dc
parted Monday for Montezuma to attent
the reunion of the 10th, 2Sth and 4Ot
| Iowa Inf. Henry was member of Co. +
10th Iowa, the best company as he says
| the field.
! David Farquhar and wife, of Cambridge
| Massac husetts, came Thursday for Wis
with the family of his uncle, Samuel Fal
quhar, in this city. Mr.. Fa'quhar is pr
prietor of large bookbinding establish
| ment at Cambridge.