The Leon reporter., 1902-09-25


Mrs. R. F. Throckmorton and children
returned to their home at Derby yester-
day after visiting few days in this city.
Mrs. G. W. Jenree was q passenger
Thursday for Leslie, where she visited a
few days with relatives and old friends.
h. M. Kern went down the road Thurs
day to look after car of poultry for A. B.
Owen who was attending the st. Joe fair.
County attorney A. P. Olson returned
Thursday from Des Moines where he was
attending the Odd Fellows Encampment.
Mrs. Nor sankey and children came
down from Osceola Friday and visited
couple of days with relatives in this city.
A. 8. Tharp and family left Monday for
two weeks vacation which he will spend
at the home of his parents in Alliance,
Neb:
A. M. Haag, of Pleasanton, came up
Tuesday and on account OF the high
waters did not return home r1tn the next
day.
Harry Clark of Chicago, and H. Fuller
of st. Joe, officials of Swift & Co., spent
Tuesday in this city inspecting their big
plant.
Mr.. A. P. Smith, of Racine, Wis.,,
arrived Saturday on visit to his daugh-
tor Mrs. A. Peterson who lives Just north
of town.
d. M. Hoadley and wife returned to
their home at GAINESVILLE Saturday after
visiting few days at the home Of Capt. ].
D. Brown.
DR.. B. L. Eiker, of Decatur, was in
Leon Thursday, returning from Ottumwa,
where he was called by the serious illness
of his aunt.
Mrs. 8. Bailey returned to her home at
Charlton Saturday after visiting few
days at the home Of her son, Mark Bailey,
east of town.
The only ''Buck" Pugh returned Satur-
day from visit with his 'smammy" At
Bethany, and says he didn't even look at
any other girl.
Otis McKern returned to Abba yester-
day where he is employed in cigar
factory. Mrs. McKern wiz remain here
for a few weeks.
Mrs. E. A. Adams and children, of Van
Vert, came Saturday for q short visit with
southeast of town.
Miss Muriel Jackson returned yesterday
to her home at Ottumwa after q pleasant
visit at the home of her uncle, 8. @. Law
head, erst of town.
Mrs. Tom Moore and children, of
omega, Okla, arrived Saturday and will
visit few weeks with relatives and
friends in this county.
Oklahoma, arrived Saturday for visit Of
several weeks with his father and other
relatives near Decatur City.
DR.. ]. w. Laney and wife, of Davis City,
spent couple of days in Leon the latter
part of last week, guests of the families of
W, D. Moore and A, Fulton.
Mrs. j. 1. Trisler and little son, of Gar
den Grove, stopped off here Tuesday and
spent day with relatives while enroute
to Ringgold county on visit.
A. o. Hoagland went up to Charlton
Tuesday to spend couple of days with
his family, the heavy rain having stopped
work on the new school house.
]. D. Williams, who recently moved
with his family to Chanute, Kas.. came in
Monday to spend few days looking after
business matters in this vicinity.
County treasurer, w. H. Young returned
Friday from Des Moines where he was at
tending the Odd Fellows Encampment.
He reports having splendid time.
Mrs. G. M. Axes returned last evening
from two weeks visit with relatives at
Carl junction, Mo. Mrs. j. L. Warner
came home with her for short visit. -.
Mrs. @. M. Morris and Mrs. Phoebe Wal
ters returned to their homes at Winterset
Friday after visiting few days at the
home of B. W. Childers, west of town.
8. H. Reynolds and wife, returned to
their home In Allerton Monday, after
visiting few days at the home of thei,
son, o. 81. Reynolds, southwest of town
]. r. Bowsher returned Friday from
Macon, Mo-, where he accompanied hi,
son Port the first of last week. Port ia
now enrolled as student at Lees Military
Academy.
Millard Trogden, wife and two daugh
ters, of Billings, Mont, arrived Tuesda,
for visit with relatives in this city, Mrs
Trogden being daughter of Jamel
Farnes of this city.
DR.. n. r. Layton was called to Chicago
Monday night to see Mr.. Orr Sang who Il
quite sick. He also expects to buy al
lx-Ray machine while in Chicago to ado
10 bis Office equipment;