The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-21


hem elm 1anIeston huznday, after short
bgisie in this city at the home W. A. Boone.
s:ssNNafas 1NaaK.s Osborn departed Tuesday
for Des MONIES, having accepted a posi-
ition in the Office Of the .Kimball Paino Co,
Mrs. Laura Wilson and three children
departed Tuesday for Cookville, Tenn,
where e they will make their future home
Mrs. G. G. Beck and children returned
saturday from few days visit at the
home of Thad Beck in Decatur township
Mrs. A. E. Dorm and little daughter, OF
Davis City, came up Monday to visit few
days at the home of her parents in this
city.
Mrs. A. j. Bells returned Friday from
Eddyville, where she had been for six
weeks at the bedside of sick brother and
sister.
J. o. Garner, of Eden township depart.
ed Tuesday on a three weeks trip to
Paducah, KY, where he resided for many
years.
Miss Ida Watsabaugh went to Kansas
City yesterday, where she will trim for q
few weeks in the wholesale millinery
stores.
Miss Margaret Hurst departed Saturday
for Iowa City to visit with her. brother
John, who is student at the State Uni
versity.
W. w. Warner and wife went to Chi.
cago Sunday and will purchase new
spring goods for the store of Thorn pson &
Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carmean returned Sat-
urday evening from two months visit
with their relatives at various places in
Kansas.
Mrs I. Barley returned to her home
in St. Joe Tuesday after visiting q few
days in this city, the guest of Mrs. Henry
Bowman.
C. NJ. Keller returned Friday from q
business trip to Des Moines and the north
part of the state, where he was hust]ing
- $780, r
Mesasasles Glare and T. j. Smith return
ed to theff nome at Lamont Thursday
after spendins couple days with friends
in this city.
Guy Calhoun who is working with the
| z. q W. bridge gang at Memphis, Mo-,
spent Sunday at the home of his mother
in this city.
Glen and Lyss Jenkins departed Tues
dow for Chickasba, /. r., and viii spend a
couple of weeks down there looking at
the country.
Mrs: M. G. Belts and son Paul, of Spring
| Valley, were passengers for Des MOines
Monday, called there by the illness of Mr.
Belts mother.
c. M. Keller made business trip to St
Joe last Saturday where he is negotiating
| for stock of goods in connection with {
real estate trade.
Mrs. Joe Hamilton, of Fierce, was visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. F. Avery in this city the latte
part of last week.
r. Shobe and Miss Alice Brooks, Of
northeast of town, departed Thursday fol
Omaha, called there BY the illness of Miss
Brooks'sister, Mrs. Shobe.
g. M. Tullis returned to his home in OF
tumwa Saturday after making short
visit in this city with his brother, Johr
Tullis, and other relatives.
o. J. Reber, the plumber for Farqnhal
Bros. returned Saturday from two
weeks stay at st. Joe, where he was tax.
ing treatment for rheumatism.
I Mrs. /. B. Painhero and little daughte,
returned to their home in Council Bluff!
Tuesday after visiting few days in this
city with her friend, Mrs. Belle Gunter.
! f. M. Osborn and Mrs o. G. Clark anG
children returned Friday from York
Neb., where they were called by the ill
ness and death of Mr.. Osborn's father.
J. r. Bowsher was called to Osceola yes
4 terday as an expert witness in a case ir
court growing out of the failure of Der
nard & Myers, an Osceola implemen,
firm.
Miss LYDIA Ensley went to Pleasantor
Monday to attend the wedding of hel
niece, Miss Fannie l.. Covington who was
married at noon yesterday to Suel F
Shaw.
| Mrs. Robert Shular and daughter Ma
jorie returned Friday to Des Moines after
a visit of several weeks in this city at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R
| Bashaw.
John Powers, who resided several years
ago on the Daugherty farm, south oftOwn
was in this city last Thursday. He is now
travelling salesman for the Grinnel
Glove Co.
Miss Jess Evans departed Monday fol
Kansas City where she will trim q few
weeks in the wholesale millinery houses
and then return to this city and trim fol-
Thompson & Warner.
Levi Guthrie and family departed Mon
day for Scottsville, Va, where he has
| purchased farm. He makes the change
| in the hope of benefitting Mrs. Guthrie's
| health which has been quite poorly.
Sheriff Wolever went to Weldon Tues.
day so az to be on hand yesterday to at
tend s. L. Curry's big sale, as he expects
to take possession of his farm March LIST.
and has his eye open for some good stock.
Mrs. w. E. Kemp and children, who
have been visiting relatives northwest
of town, went to Van Vert Friday and
after few days visit with her brother
there will return to their home in Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hemelrich, of Char.
iton, we're visiting friends in this city last
I hursday. Mrs. Hemelrich's mother
Mrs. Isabel Priest, who had been Wishing
at Charlton for several weeks, retuSned
the same DAY.
W. p. Clark and wife, Frank Clark and
wife, q. W. Beck and wife. Mrs. I. N
Clark and Misses Ophia and Fannie CLARK
Ellis Conrey and Josie Bowman attended
the shaw- Covington wedding at Pleasan
ton yesterday.