The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-14

3 Mrs. Nina Dillon Young, of Wester-
Vile, Ohio, arrived Thursday for visit
at the homes of her sisters east of town.
e. B. Daugherty, wife aud daughter
Nav, visited couple of days with friends +
in Ottumwe the latter part of last week.
Miss Sue e. Drake, of Garden Grove.
was an over Sunday visitor at the home OF
her brother, Prof. j. Fl. Drake, in this CITY,
Mrs. j. b. Drummer, of east of Leon, went
to Dies Moines Tuesday for q short visit
with her daughter, Mrs, Geo. Dockstader.
Patrick Griffin and R. w. Boeger, two
of the progressive citizens of Grand River,
were transacting business in this city Mon
day.
| Mrs, G.. w. Jenree returned Friday from
Leslie. where she was called to attend the
| funeral of her brother-in-law, Samuel Lin
der.
Mat Hunter, of Mt. Ayr, had business in
| this CITY last Thursday, leaving on the
afternoon train for the north part of the
| state.
| Miss Rosa Pace returned to GAINESVILLE
Thursday after visiting few days in this
CITY with her cousin, Mrs. Emma Pace
Grouse.
Mrs. L. g. Tulls returned to her home
i'm Des Moines Thursday after short visit
at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. E.
Il. Martin.
!, Miss Lena Church returned to her home
in Lamont Saturday after visiting a few
days in this city with her cousin, Miss
Cora Cochran.
4 Mark Nj. Shaw and wife were over night
4. -. M &l1wy TO
AYR Tuesday. Mr.. Shaw is now working
life insurance.
G. NJ, Brewer returned to his home in
South English yesterday after spending a
few DAYS in the Dunkard neighborhood
north of town.
John Noble, the harness maker who has
been working at Rowsher Il Biddison's
for some time, returned to his home in
Charlton Thursday.
Miss Nellie Spencer, of south of town,
returned Saturday from Bethany Junction,
where she closed a very successful term OF
school the day before.
Mrs. A. h. Davis, of Montevallo, Mo-,
came last Thursday to visit her father,
Uncle Jim Wakefield, who has been very
sick for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Zimmerman, Will,
Len and John Zimmerman attended the
funeral of their uncle, Jacob Zimmerman
at Davis City Tuesday.
Dan Sullivan, of east of town, returned
) Saturday from two week 8 visit with his
mother at Carlisle, Iowa, and also spent
few days in Des Moines.
Miss JAMIE Fee returned to her home at
Andover Tuesday, after visiting couple
of weeks at the home of Joseph Ctochen-
our in High Point township.
W. j. Fulton, of Range, Ohio, arrived
Thursday on visit to relatives in Eden
township, and will look over the country
with view of locating here.
T. J. Montgomery returned to his home
/, ct BRIGHTON, Mo-, Monday, after visiting a
; few days III this CITY at the home Of his
brother.in-law, j. Il. Hummer.
y Mrs Jane Traupel, who has been visit
f ing at the home vf her daughter. Mrs
Frank Smith, in High Point, returned Sat
ulday to her home in Des Moines.
v B. F. Roger returned Monday to his
home at Rowland. Mo-, after spending 9
couple of months with relatives anc
q friends in this county and Des Moines.
y Mrs. Fl. G. Sprinkle, of Assumption, Ill.
came last week on visit to her daughter
e Mrs. Charles Merryman, of Center town
n ship, and other relatives in this county.
Mrs. Jane Hall, who has been staying a
y the home of John Hall, south of Val
1t Vert, departed Friday for Birmingham
Mo-, where she will make her future
ar home.
b Ferdinand Hilmar and wife returned t,
their home in Grundy county last Thurs
a day after pleasant. two weeks visit a
21l the home of Mr.. Hilmar's nephew, Chas
naaps Of Center township.
Y left Thursday evening for
~ visit of several weeks in Chicago, New
s' York and various plac es in Maryland, an
will also attend the inauguration ceremor
If les at Washington on March 4th.
s. Moses M. Smart and family, of Moawe
qua, ILL.,, brother-in-law of Charles MeI
er rymap, of Center township, arrived las
n week and will locate in this county. H
is farmer and will either buy or rent
farm for the coming season.
lis Mr., W. NJ. Parshall, who has been visit
!. left Saturday for Clearfeld, where he will
!, visit few days before returning to hi
a home in Colorado. Miss Louise Waigh
accompanied him to Clearfield.
~ Mrs. Belle Gunter returned Monda
+. from three weeks visit at the home c
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Campbell and othe
lie relatives in Eden township. Mrs. Camp
IN bell is very low with consumption an
~ another sister, Mrs. Mary Bradshaw,
also dangerously ill at her home in Center
ne vile.
- Miss Ida Hebener, the popular sales)ad
at Hurst Bros. store, has resigned her pr
or sition and departed Saturday for De
er Moines, where her mother moved severe
months ago, and will make her tutur
cd home in that city. Miss Ida has man
az, warm friends here who are sorry to Sc
." her leave this city.
y, Mrs. j. G. Clark and baby, who hay
ar ar been visiting since before the holidays {
~ the home of her parents in Davis City, r.
turned to her home in Omaha, Saturda.
10 Little Hilde Ray, who came with her an
81 has been visiting at the home other gram
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Allen, in tn
city, returned home with her.
" ALUM BAKING POWDER.
ais Declared by the Court to be III