The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-08-29
Farrell, left for home Thursday Shen-

Farrell, left for home ThursdAy shen-
andoah World. sssa
P. R McCready, of Ursey. I'LL. was Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity last week.
going to GAINESVILLE Friday to visit his
brother, T. B. McCready, who viii soon
| lea We for Oklahoma
Mr.. and MRS. Jos. Allen and son George
returned Tuesday to their home In Wash.
ington county, after weeks visit with
relatives in this city. Mrs. Allen is sis.
ter of w. w. Craig and Mrs. w. IT, Tat.
man.
Nc. and Mrs. Jasper Bacon, who have
been visiting at the home of their son.
Frank Bacon, east of town returned last
Friday to their home at, Saunemin, Ill,
They were accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Marsh.
Mrs. M. Kirwin and daughter Anna
went to Des Moines Saturday for weeks
visit with friends during the State Fair
This is the second time Mrs. Kirwin has
been outside of Leon since they move
here eighteen years ago.
Ed Smith, of Center township, return
ed Thursday from two weeks visit with
relatives at Decatur, Ill. He says corn in
that state will run all the way from moth.
4 ing to 30 bushels per acre. They have
good hay and oats crops, and splendid
fruit crop.
Miss Halle and Minnie Miller returned
Thursday from weeks visit with rela.
tiyes at Kellerton and Beaconsfield. They
were accompanied home by their uncles
Lutte Lent and family and John Chew and
family, of Hopeville, who visited here
during the reunion.
Mrs. j. e. Ownby, of Decatur, was Wis
iting Mrs. ]. F. Penniwell in this city the
latter part of last week. She was accom-.
panied by her sister, Mrs. Leota Hay.
wood Branstetter, of Bowling Green, Mo-,
who years ago was very popular teacher
in the Leon schools.
| o. A. Darling, wife and daughter, and
Mrs. Darling's sister. Miss Edna Vedvig
of Keister, Mimi, arrived Thursday on 6
visit to Mr.. Darling's parents in thil
city. Mr.. Darling was an operator fol
the <. & w. in this city q few days ago
and is now agent for the G, & M. w. a
Keister.
| Mrs. Ora Teale entertained party o
her Leon schoolmates at her home In La
moni last Saturday in honor of Miss Hat
tie Haskell, of Salem, Iowa, who is visit
ing friends in this city. The guests from
this city were Mrs. .. @. Clark, Mrs. Geo
W. Carmean, Misses Margaret Hurst ant
Ophia Clark.
Ed. Bell, the popular pharmacist at W.
E. Myers drug store was confined to the
house for several days the past week OF
account of an injury he received whil'
riding the chutes at Casters Lake las
week. The boat went to pieces when i
struck the water and a nail made bat
wound in his right leg which has caused
him great pain.
Mrs. Carrie Young Smith and children
Harold and Margaret, who live at Anto
fagasta, Chilli, are on their way to Leon
expecting to land at San Francisco yes
terday. Mr. Smith Is mining enginee
and is stationed in the mountains of Be
livia. AS there are no schools there Mrs
Smith is bringing her children to tn
United States to place them in school, ant
will probably spend the summer in Leo
with her mot her, Mrs.J. L. Young.
MIR. Daniel Bantz, of otteryille, Ia, says
Have had asthma and a very bad cough 70
years, but could get no relief from the doctor
and medicines tried, until 1 took Foley,
Honey and Tar. It gave immediate relic
and done me more coed than all the othe
remedies combined W. A. Alexander