The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-28
this county for several months. returned
Monday to their home at Miles City,

this county for several months, returned
Monday to their home at Miles City,
Mont.
Mrs. Creed Robbitt went to Humeston
Friday and after visiting \ few days in
that city with her daughter, Mrs. Guy
TASTY, will go to Des Moines to visit
friends.
A. p. Nicholson, of LIE Mars, Iowa, visi-
ted a couple of days last week at the home
of his sister, Mrs. c. j, White, east of
Leon, whom he had not seen for nearly
twenty years.
w. w. Warner inc wife returned Sun
day from Chicago where they had been
for q week purchasing new dry goods and
store in this city.
j. G. Billiard and wife, of Kellerton, was
IN this vicinity a few days last week look
ing for a farm. They were former resi-.
dents of this county I'M have decided to
locate here again.
Miss Myrtle Grimes, of Holton, Kas.,
spent a couple of days with friends in this
CITY the first of the week. She came to
attend the Grimes-Bowman wedding at
Davis City yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah b. Woodland, of Council
Bluffs, dropped in Friday evening on q
surprise visit to her father. Samuel Lind.
sey, n sister, Mrs. w. j.. Sullivan. 1t
has been sixteen years since she was here.
Mrs. Lucy Bovee, who has been making
her home in this city with her daughter,
Mrs. A. o. Darling, departed Thursday
for an extended visit with her daughters
residing at P~leasanton and Central City,
Neb.
Mrs. III. White and children, of Union
Star, Mo, were visiting a few days last
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brother, L. D. Miller. They went Friday
to ,Ringgold county, where they will
make their future home.
John w. Ulrich, the popular young
baker at the south side bakery, departed
Tuesday for his home at Bedford. He
has been sick for the past ten days and
will not return to this city, his place being
taken by q Mr.. Grenawalt of Lamont.
81. q. Rosenthal went to st. Louis Sat-
urday to be present at the wedding of his
sister, which event was solemnized in that
city on Monday. He will return to Leon
tomorrow accompanied by Mrs. Rosen-
weeks ago.
P.J. Meek and wife, of Eden township,
will leave next week for Olympia, WASH,
city. The change ia made for the benefit
of Mrs. Meek's health. The REPORTER
will follow them to keep them posted on
Decatur county news.
Mrs. w. 81. Kalkofen and little daugh-
ter Eliza F., returned to their home in
Mystic last Saturday after spending two
weeks very pleasantly with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Gardner and many
friends in Decatur City. Mr.. Kalkofen is
principal ofthe Mystic schools.
Willis Clymer and wife, of Omega, Kas.,
arrived Monday and will make their home
in this city. Willis formerly lived here
but has been away for several years, serv-
ing three years in the U. 8. army. He
was at Santiago during the Spanish-Amer-
lean war and was in the midst of The
fighting.
Miss Lucy Ray departed Sunday for
Chicago where she goes to purchase her
spring stock of millinery goods. Mrs.
Ray has b reputation of being one of
the most fashionable buyers that visits
Chicago, and the ladies of this vicinity
will see some nice goods at her opening
this spring.
Frank chamberlain, wife and little son,
OF Des Moines, were in Leon Saturday on
their way to Garden Grove to attend the
funeral of his grandfather who died Fri
day morning. Frank was for several
years the operator at the @ depot in this
city. He is now an operator in Des Moines
for the Des Moines Union Ry.
Mrs. G. NJ. Ketcham went to Mason
City tuesday in response to a telegram
that both her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Lubbock we're dangerously i'll.
Mrs. AIDA L. Curry went to Mason City
last week upon learning that her father
was very sick and after reaching that city
her mother was also taken i'll. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Lunbeck are well along in years,
but many friends in this city hope they
may recover fron their present illness.
!. B. A. Mediums and family departed
last Thursday for their old home at
F%razeyville, O., where they will visit a
couple Of weeks with relatives and then
go { o C%oshocton, where Mr.. McGinnis
will engage In the dray and storage bust
ness. During their two years residence
Tn this city Mr.. McGlnnis and his most
estimable family made many warm friends
who are sorry indeed to see them leave.
Mrs. McGinnis especially will be sadly
missed in the Presbyterian church as she
has been the choir leader and is a must.
clan of rare ability. The REPORTER with
many friends wishes them u%nbounded sue
cess in their new home.