The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-09-26
PURELY Personal.

PURELY PERSONAL.
Persons having friends visiting them or
Knowing of strangers visiting in the CITY
Will confer great favor upon the Editor
by informing him either in person or by |
uote.
4 G. M. Axes was buying horses at Keller
ton, Thursday.
Mrs. Spargur returned Saturday from |
visit to Davis City.
Mr.. William Powers visited his family
in Lamont over Sunday.
Jim Kirwin visited his parents, in this
city, over night Friday.
Will Lewis. of GAINESVILLE, was an over
Sunday visitor in this city.
Mrs. Thurman Craig returned to her
home at Davis City Saturday.
rs. James Acton was visiting in Davis
CITY the latter part Of he week.
Mrs. c. B. Fraze, OF Grove Grove, was
visiting friends in this city Friday.
F. F. Bedier returned Friday from
visit with his children at Kellerton.
r. F. Craigo departed Saturday for
Hampton, Iowa, where he has position.
Attorney Y. r. McGinnis went to Hen
essey, Okla, Saturday on legal business.
G. w. Moore sr. and wife departed
Monday on a Weeks trip TO Richmond
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Tharp were visit
ing in Blytheda!e the latter part of the
week.
Misses Cora Sylvester and Mertie How
ell, of Davis City, were over night visitors
in Lee n Frid ay.
M. II. Wood returned Thursday evening
from a few days visit in st. Joe with his
sons John and Ed.
w. R. Ellinwood, manager of the Leon
Telephone Co., returned Saturday from a
business trip to Chicago.
D. E. Milsap, of Decatur, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Rebecca, went Friday
to visit few days with friends at Abba.
Mrs. Sarah Cross returned to her home
in Ottumwa Friday after pleasant visit
at the home of VIM. Smith on Elk Creek.
Miss Edna Bowman returned Friday
from Lamont, where she was looking after
her interests in the Journals voting con-
test.
Mrs. H. P. Bell and son John passed
through Leon Saturday on their way to
Shenandoah, on visit to Mrs. Bells par
ents.
Clint Strong departed Friday for his
of orly yloh
spending few weeks with old friends in
this county.
Mrs. L. q. Walker and baby returned to
tn sir home in Des Moines Thursday after
pleasant visit at the home of w. R.
Clark in this city.
Miss Louise Hurst returned to her home
in Kansas City Friday after visiting few
days in Leon, the guest of her cousin,
.siss Margaret Hurst.
.Irs. Bruce, of ST. Joe, who has heen
ere visiting, returned home Saturday,
accompanied by Mrs. M. H. Wood, who
goes to visi her son Ed.
Mrs. N. P. Bullock went to Mt. AYR
Friday and after visiting few days with
friends IN that city will return to her
home at Saltwater, Oklahoma.
Mrs. David HUMPHREYS and sou Clyde
returned Thursday to their home at
Diagonal after visiting few in this city
with her sister, Mrs. Bluff Wilson.
M. Bilderback, editor of the Hampton
Globe, was in Leon few hours Frida v
and made pleasant call at The REPORT
HAS new Office, which he pronounced one
of the best he had ever seen.
Mrs. F. P. B onn and children returned
to their home at Renvlle, Minnesota, Fri
day, aftera visit of several weeks in Leon
with her mother, Mrs. Samuel Miller aud
sisters, Mes danes Lee Pickering and Ira
Wallace.
Mrs. A. M. Pardee and daughter Flor
ence returned Thursday to their home at
Madison, Wisconsin, after visiting
month in this city at the home of her
brother, o. E. Hull. Mrs. Hull and daugh-
ter Dorothy accompanied them to Mad
ison for short visit.