The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-03-27

Mrs. r. III. Kohol departed Thursday for
FIT. Scott, kas., where she will visit a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. G. A.sSmith.
Jefferson Fulton and Mrs. w. H. Fulton
came up from Davis City Friday and Wis
tied few days with relatives in this city.
Capt. j. D. Brown returned Thursday
morning from Council Bluffs, where be
was attendinglU. 8. court as trial juror.
Mrs. Ed Aten, of Chicago, came Monday
to visit her mother, Mrs K. j. BARTLETT,
who is very sick at;her home near Garden
Grove.
Charles Bells and his friend Ben Shear
er, of st. joe came Tuesday to attend the
wedding of hissister Miss Lulu to O. #.
Conrey.
Mrs. d. &. Dudley, of Garden Grove,
came yesterday to visit a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Allen in
this city.
F. D. Close and Al. Warner came up
from Carl Junction, Mo-, last Thursday to
look after business matters in this city a
few days.
Miss Bessie Afford, of Abba, came Mon.
day to attend the wedding of her friend
Miss Lou Bells, which occurred at noon
yesterday.
Otis McKern and Everett Bright return
ed Sunday from Atchison, Kas., where
they were working for the McClelland
Cigar Co.
Mrs. j. M. Caster went to Des Moines
Friday to visit a few days with her sou
and daughter, who are attending Drake
University.
Mrs. w. w. White, of Iowa City, came
last Thursday to visit her parents and at.
tend the funeral of her granddaughter,
Melvo Lorey.
Miss Pink Watson, who has been attend
ing Simpson College at lndianola, passed
through this city Monday enroute to her
home at Decatur.
Mrs. John Davis returned to her home
at Davis City Saturday after short visit
in this city at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Earl Walters.
Mrs. R. F. Throckmorton and children
came down from Derby Saturday and
visited few days with her parents and
many friends in this city.
T.E. Horner, who has been nursing his
brother DR.. j. B. Horner at Lamont. spent
Sunday with his family in this city, re-
turning to Lamont Monday.
Ed Coffin departed Thursday for Chi
cago, after spending few days with old
friends in this city. He is selling nursery
stock for the Shenandoah nursery.
Clerk of the courts G. 8. Stranahan and
j. o. Fry, of Mt. Ayr, passed through here
Monday on their way to Creston to serve
as jurors in the U. 8. federal court.
Mrs. w. M. Boutwell, and daughter Miss
Ulu, who have been spending the winter
at the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. McDonough, started Tuesday for
their home at Albuquerque, Mexico.
Mrs. John Burnison and family left
Thursday to join her husband at Fredonia,
Eas., where they will locate, Mr.. Burni-
son engaging in flaming near that city.
John Ulrich at one time baker in this
city, now located at Bethany, stopped
over Sunday with friends in this city while
eproute to his home at Bedford on short
visit.
Sherman Welton and family returned
Tuesday from years residence in Vim
cennes, Ind, and will again become resi-
dents Of this county: Ws welcome them
back.
J.J Smith and family lett the Arst Oh
the nres for Neyinville, Iowa, where
they viii maks ..hsir home. Mr. s s....a en-
gaging in the Ri rick business with his
! q Newman returned Friday from a
,,,,.iness trim to Lamont. His mother-in-
law. Mrs. Dorothy Gerringer, of west OF
Lamont. came home with him and visited
until Monday with her daughter.
W, H, jenkins and SOP 1yss returned s.
Sunday from an observation trip to TT.
Scott and Beaver Springs, Kas., wnere
thew were inspecting brick plants Wltn
the view of adding machines TO tnelr
plants In Leon.
Geo. Unthank, who has been, visiting
for the past two weeks at the nome OF
h;s daughter. Mrs. j. w. Delk in Franklin
township, left Tuesday for LeavenWoFt a. J,
Kas.. to visit sister and then goes 10 LOS
Angeles, California.
We enjoyed a pleasant call Monday
from WIN, Barrett, OF Tobias, Neb., VINO
left here nineteen years ago. and Is now
monument farmer and stcckman OF SCUM,
arm Nebraska. Mr.. Barrett came las
Fridav on the sad mission OF atte1dine
the fHneral of his mother, Mrs. Ellel
barrett. of Woodland.
Geo. e. Hurst returned Sunday iron
. Chicago where he was busy 1oT wee =;
selecting new goods for Hurst BIOS. on
store. While there he had the pleasure .
attending the big z. p. meeting at Tn,
coiiseum Thursdey night and witnessed |,
the finest floor work ever presented I
}. America. and as'heiis very enuhusiastl
member Of the order he greatly en)oye
the meeting.