The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-06-20

y. 3. Bennett, editor of the Pleasanton
index, had business in this city last Fri
day.
Will HiDkle and Miss Maud Mitten were
visiting friends at Davis City last Thurs
day.
F. J. Sankey went to Bedford Tuesday
where he is looking after real estate bust
ness.
OF Springer returned Monday from a
two weeks trip through Kansas and Okla
homa.
Miss Maud stocker went to Des Moines
Tuesday where she will visit Mrs Robert
Shular.
Will Ogden went to Osceola Monday
where he is working with Billy Gibson's
steel gang,
Mrs. Eunice Dale left yesterday for a
three months visit with relatives at
Avoca, Neb. =
Mrs. Jas Baker left Thursday for a
weeks visit with relatives at Kingston
and Van Vert. t
I. N. Beavers, of Woodland, was in Leon
Tuesday and favored The REPORTER with
pleasant call. @
Judge and Mrs. J. W. Harvey returned
Friday from weeks visit at Iowa City
Miss Hazel Peters returned Saturday
from months visit at Atchison, Kas. !,
and st. Joe, Mo.
Bart Walker, of Charlton, visited few
days with relatives in this city the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Dan Mahoney, of Corning, came
Saturday to visit few days in this city
with her daughter.
Mrs. Fanny Opdyke departed yesterday
for Newton, where she was called by the
Illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. McCrary, of st.
Louis, spent few days in this city on
j Easlness the past week; g
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Neb.: is here for few days vist with
relatives and old friends
Dan Wilantt left Monday for Renfrow.
Okao1, and will endeavor to find location
In that part of the country.
Miss Margaret Hurst returned Saturday
from visit with friends at Iowa City dur
Ing commencement week.
Misses Louise and May Waight returned
Friday from short visit at Charlton with
heir brother, Fred Waight.
DIR. j. Hollister Lynch, of Ottumwa, was
Mrs. j. L. Young and family.
j. d. Williams returned Saturday even
ing from his trip to Oklahoma. He is
we'll pleased with the country.
Miss Esther Jackson returned Saturday
from q weeks visit at Grand River with
her brother, Lewis B. jackson.
Frank Lorey and son Carter, of Des
Moines. came yesterday to attend the
funeral of little Florence Grimes.
j. A. Caster and n. Q. Motherhood were
at Davis City Friday getting sunburnt try.
ing to catch some Grand River fish.
Adolphus Mater came down from Towe,
80 last Friday and will spend few days
vacation with his parents in this city.
Miss Alma Shepherd, of st. Charles
came last Thursday to visit her sister
Mrs. Will Zimmerman, for few weeks.
Miss Orva Long returned to her home al
Abba Monday after a pleasant visit at the
home Of J. w. Long Ia Center township
Miss Katie Lathrop went to Humeston
Tuesday to attend the wedding of bel
brother Richard Lathrop and Miss Kittie
Boyd.
J. W. Bowman and family departed
yesterday on their overland trip to Okla
homs, expecting to be gone an indefinite
period.
Miss Josie Holland returned to hel
home at Osceola Friday after short visit
in this city, the guest Of Miss Marion
Stookey.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. N. McPherrin returned
ing come here to attend the Evans-Car
mean wedding. $50 ~
Mr.. O. q. Newcomer departed Monda,
So n,,k~ V1yh0 hoh oo a
position teaching telegraphy in the col
lege at that place.
Marion F. Stookey and daughter, Mis-.
Marion, went TO Shellsburg, Iowa, Satur
day and visited q few days with Mr.
Stookey's mother. Ee
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Carmean returned
from Des Moines Saturday and are COW al
home at the residence Of j. Carn1ean OF
north Main street.
Mrs. Harry vanschoaick returned Mon
day from Abba, whereshe was called BY
the serious illness of her mother. She
left her much better.
Adolph Mater who came Friday to visi
few. days with his parents lett Tuesday
having been ordered to report for duty at
agent at Chillicothe.
Mrs. Frank Cochran and Miss Loreni,
4 Witter,of Lamont, were visiting at To-
home of county treasurer cochran Tn
latter part of last week.
Bert Warner departed Tuesday to spent
aweek with his parents at Sedalia, Mo.
and will also go down in Oklahom on
business trip while he is away.
Mrs w. P. Clark and daughter Eta de
parted for Des Moines yesterday to visit
4 few days and will then go to Denver
Colorado, to spend the summer.
Harry Hamilton, who has been here fol
several weeks visiting at the home of bis
grandfather, Joseph Hamilton, returned
to his home in Des Moines Monday.
S.-W. Mcclure, half brother of j. B
46yder, of east of town, who resides al
Pickerel, Neb., came last Friday for a
short visit at the home of Mr.. Snyder.
Jacob Lee and Mrs. Fred Smith, of Long
Creek township, took the train here Tues
day for Atoka. Okla, where they will
visit couple Of weeks with relatives;