The Leon reporter., 1902-10-09

Miss Stella Ford and her friends. Misses
Clara RatzlaR and Daisy Fesler went to
Kellert0n, Friday and visited q c6nnla 81
days with friends near that city.
Mrs. Amelia Whito, who has bean visit-
Ing ae the home OF her brother, 81. ".
Turner, the dairyman, returned to her
home In Blythedale, Mo-, Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Davis, Of Leon, visited her
uncle, Milton Thompson, this. week
lenrontel home frdmahvfsdt with der ,baili
e1ts IN Nebraska = oliss3entlneE !itss T.;
Geo r. :Farquhsr, the sbosis stinuagr AZ AZ
Farquhar Bros, store Went to sSprinV
Valley yesterday ito do tho spiUdutine son
the hne new residence OF "A 'R.s.Afccl claren,
Mrs: Laura Artt returned last Tb M ussdaiy i,1'
from Osceola, where she bad been for sev-
eral weeks nursing little Florence Ed
wards through very severe spellvof sick
ness. Inc little one IS now convalescent
w. j. Davis, editor Of the Pike County
Post, published at Bowling Green, Mo-,
had business in this city last Saturday and
made The REPORTER Office a frsternai
call.
F. Q. Springer returned last week from
Apache, Oklahoma, and will spend the
winter at Decatur City. He was in Leon
Saturday shaking hands with his many
friends. ..tst-ssfs T.
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Mrs. Charles Chastain and her mother.
Mrs. w. H. McCalla, departed Tuesday for
Prat, KAN, where they will visit for
couple of weeks with Mrs. McCalIa's son,
George. IT.
j. p Martin and wife departed Tuesday
for Mt. Vernon, South Dakota. where
they visit their two daughters for a couSle
of weeks. ~ 20
Mrs. W. A. Davis, of Pt. Lupton, Cole,
who has been visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. A. j. Allen. III this city. lefb
Monday to visit relatives In Indianola g
few days.
Mrs. j. M. Buffum, of Omaha, Neb. who
has been visiting at the home of her sister.
Mrs. j. e. Cumnins, went to Lanneni
Tuesday to visit her parents before return.
ing home. $50 81.
u. II. Grosscup, who lives just west Of
town, departed Tuesday for Valley June
tion where he goes to look after some bss,
tness matters.
]. W. and Hardy Wasson, two Of Nor: ::
gan townships prominent farmers, left
Tuesday for Kalispel, Mont, whore they
80 to spend couple of weeks looking q
the country. 10. 3.
n. F. Frogden, wife and children, who
have been visiting for several w4eksa at the
homo Of Mrs. FroRden,s father, Jamse
Farnes, left Monday. for their home near
PlAiioss' Mons. 80. .tsa as'fs,.e s..
Er Q. B.. Townsend. assistant cashier Of The
Decatur City bank. had business, In this
city Saturday in connection with the Ale
fht Hotel Leon, he having writteR:t the,lisi
F:tp the Hanover Co. ,rs., "a,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". a.. Allbaugh departed
TUESDAY for Parker, Kan, where: they
will visit relatives. They will also visit
pnmerous other places In Kansas and Nil:
epuri before returning home.
Sam L. Darrah went to Charlton Thurs-
Aay and visited over night with his
hrothers. He returned Friday accompa-
Ried by his daughter, Elizabeth, who had
been spending few days in Charlton.
W. B. McDonough and wife Left satur-
Day for visit Of several weeks In Ohio,
going first to Columbus, and then 10
Cambridge, where Mrs. McDonouph viii
Again visit the scenes Of her childhood
days.
Mrs. Ed Moore, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam ElliotS.
youth OF town, returned homo yesterday.
Her sister, Mrs. Andrew Mccartney and
baby accompanied her homo for . fsw
days Visit. 3,s -.
NJ: jay DAY, who has been visiting q
The home OF bis daughter, MrS. -. D..
5lss Moines Friday. Mrs. Dorm and littie
daughter went homo with him for q feH
faAys visit.
Miss Mamie Read, who is employed -
etenogFapher with wholesale Arm n
Boston, returned to that city Thursdsy
AFTER spending q short vacation with hey
mother, Mrs. Horace Brown, Of Center
township. :.
.. r. Gatchell and little son, John, lsft
Friday night for Washington, d. @. C.,where
they will visit for q couple ofweeks. NJ.
Gatchell resided In, Washington for
number Of years and his mother. brothey
and sister still reside in that city.
J. H. Evans returned Friday from Mt.
Pleasant. where he was attending the re.
pnion OF his regiment, the 4kh Iowa Cayal
y. He reports having fine time and
| says the old boys were served With the
Anest banquet ever served In that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Dorm lett Tuesday
tot Raywood, Te1es, whore they Will ss-
qraf Of the haywood, Rice & Milling Go,
Their many friends are indeed sorry 10
gee Them leave, bat wish them unbounded
SUCCESS In their new homo. IN!
n. 2. Bell, J. r. Gill, g. ". Kehlor and
Bob Craig went to Des Noines MONDAY
moaning to attend the big d. o, z. II.
ceIemenial In that city Monday nishS.
Spence Kshler was the victim and hs
Travelled across the hot sands viii the bia
olaes which was iniatsd and is satisfed he
got his moneys worth.
Mis-. Frank Grimes, Of Beatrice, Neb.,
whp has been visiting her brother ana
sistaH, DR.. Bowman and Mrs. W, u,
Blown in this city, went 10 Davis CITY
Ihatsday IN company with her sister,
Mlsa Ethel Bowman, for visit with rsls.
tivsa IN that city. The many friends Of
Mrs. Grimes will be pleased TO learn tkst
che has entirely recovered from her recent
severe illness. =
y, A. Boone, cashier Of the Exchange
Natio4sl Bank, left Friday night on tho
4.A, !, excursion 10 Washington, p. =. q
tngtop will 60 to Philadelphia for visN
With his sos, Glare Boone, who is 9, stu
dent Of the Pennsylvania Dental College
Il that city. It Is the first vacation Nj.
bo9ne has taken IN several years, and he
"a crowd Of Cainvills people were In
Leon few hours Tuesday, being on their