The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-28

lives ny tnIS city.
Miss Grace Morrill, went TO Weldon Fri.
day and visited q few days, the guest Of
Miss Anna Kline.
Mrs. F. NJ. Ricks, of Davis City, visited
over Sunday in this city with her mother
Mrs. Mary Hawk.
George Hamilton, of Van Vert, wat
visiting his brothers and many friends il
this city Tuesday.
Henry Bowman returned to Des Moine'
Saturday after spending a week with hi
family in this city.
8. N. Glaze, OF near GAINESVILLE, was in
Leon Tuesday, returning from a business
trip to Peoria, III.
Prof. Ed. Conwell, principal of the
Pleasanton schools, was an over Sunday
visitor in this city.
Mrs. w. %. Galpin, of Hamilton, Mo.
arrived yesterday on a short visit to he,
parents in this city.
NJ. F. Oxford and wife, of GAINESVILLE
were in Leon yesterday a.few hours, beins
enroute to st. Louis.
Miss Coe Cartwright, Of High Point
returned yesterday from a visit witt
friends at Davis City.
Mrs. @. W. Cook and children went t.
Saline, Mo-, Saturday for a visit of severaI
weeks with relatives.
Louis Hoffman, Geo. Bartlett and Will
Smith, of Garden Grove, had business il
this city last Saturday.
Elwood Osborn returned Tuesday from
Grand River where he was painting the
new Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. DR.. A. w. Sherman, of Burlington
was an over Sunday visitor at the home O
W. e. Myers in this city.
Harry Mayer came down from Osceols
Saturday and spent q few days with his
many friends in this city.
e. A. Lockwood, of Weldon, was in
Leon Monday and went on to Davis City
on a business transaction.
Miss Lizzie Barnhart went to Charlton
Saturday for an extended visit with an
aunt residing in that city.
Adolphus Nader, formerly operator al
tae q depot in this city is now working
in the tower at Ottumwa.
Sam Elliott went over to Kellerton
Tuesday to visit q few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Moore.
. Fred and Nellie Hitchcock, of High
Point, spent a couple of days in this city
tNo ldlG0T pdTb VI ldSt week.
Miss Edith Coleman, of Lamont, visited
a few days at the home of Asa Cochran
the latter part of lest week.
F. w. McCaull returned yesterday from
Bethany, where he had been in charge of
the station for a few hours.
L.. H. Whistler and wife, of Upton, Ind.
arrived yesterday on q visit to his brother
Silas Whistler west of town.
Mrs. Josie Wylie and little son Leor
went to Muscatine Tuesday for a short
visit with friends in that city.
H. B. Matthews, the Garden Grove
horse man, was visiting his sou, FRANK
Matthews, in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Ellen McKern and family
departed Tuesday for Council Bluffs, hav
ing rented a farm near that city.
Geo. Franklin, the popular clerk il
Keshlear & Barr's store at Pleasanton
had business in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Oral Estes and Miss Eliza Willis. o
P~leasanton, came up Thursday and speni
a faw days with friends in this city.
Cash Smith arrived yesterday from Milo
and has AIKEN position in the harness
department at Bowsher & Biddison's.
Frank Mills went to Humeston Monday
to remain, having with his brother Rolls
purchased alivery stable in that town.
-; Tiliotson, of Indianola, came down
this o. \the guest of Miss Fannie Evans
John Frazier was a passenger for All
ron. Mo-, Tuesday. to look after business
matters on mis- fine farm adjoining Akron
Mrs. Leafy Cline, of Garden Grove, Wis
tied q few days in Leon the latter part o
last week, the guest of Mrs. w. 81. How
ard.
r Mrs. w. @. Hemelrich and daughte,
Eva returned to their home at .,haSisos
last Tuesday after a sho7s visit in thi
city.
Rev. Joseph Stephen returned Frida!
from Indianola, where he was called tt
~oficiate at the funeral of Mrs. VIM. Bux
ton.
Miss Mabel Brown returned to he
home near Tnskeego Monday after visit
ing a few days with young friends in thi
city.
Miss Nora Clark, of Decatur, visited
couple of days at the home of Capt. J. D
Brown in this city the latter part of las
week.
Col. Henry Cadle, of Bethany, passed
through Leon yesterday on his way tt
Europe, where he will spend severa
months.
Mrs. Nellie Radnich, of Davis City, Wis
tied q couple of days in this city with hel
brother. Charley Penniston, the first O
the week.
Miss Zetta Springer, of Decatur, came
last Thursday and visited until Monday in
this city at the home of her aunt, Mrs
F. N. Avery.
tur, were visiting Mrs. S%pringer's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Chandler in this city
last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Bradley returned to hel
home at Davis City Saturday after visiting
a few days at the home of her uncle VIM
Ogden in this city.
F. A. Williams and wife, of Decatur,
were in Leon Saturday returning from {
visit at the home of Mrs. Williams brother
in Monroe county.
Ferd Rauch, of Lamont, was in Leon q
few days the first of the week assisting
Bowsher & Biddison in unloading several
cars of implements.
Miss Sadie Forbes returned to her stu.
dies at Simpson College, Indianola, Satur.
day, after visiting a few days with her
parents in this city.
s. Y. Harger, the irrepressible auc.
%tioneer, who halls from Decatur and gets
such big prices at his sales, had business
in this city Monday.
DIR. L. j. Landes, of Grand River, was
in this city Tuesday. called here to see
his brother.ln-laW, Elmer Harris, who is
very sick with typhoid fever.
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Q: M. Ketcham went to Mason City yes
terday, having received a telegram from