The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-10-16

" 80 AS'OWhH returned SAbuTudy
from Des Moines where she had been
attending the Grand Temple Rathbone
Temple.
Misses Edith Bright, Laura and Meryl
Warrington, of High Point, took the train
here Saturday for Dies Moines where hey
will visit relatives in that city and at
Berwick. ~
Mrs. Macy Buchanan returned, to her
nome at kinsley, skss.s last Thureday after
visiting couple Of weeks in tbisN city At
u ps..a nome Of her sister, MIS- Green
f alf ~ ;;ss So r:
p Miss Daisy Sells departed Thursday for
Cedar Rapids; Iowa, To- aattend the state
convention Of tho Christian Endeavor
Society as delegate from the society in
this city.
Mrs. George Trauple returned Saturday
to her home at Berwick, AFTER a pleasant
visit of several weeks with relatives and
friends at her old home in High Point
township.
j. e. Cummins left Saturday for Clarinda
having been assigned to duty as postel
clerk on run from that city to Bigelow,
Mo-, during the absence of the regular
postal clerk.
Elder H. H. Hubkell departed Tuesday
for Des Moines and after visiting couple
of days in that city will go to Omaha to
attend the national convention OF Chris-
tian churches.
Harry Osborn. Of Latham, Kas, return
ed home last Thursday after visiting
couple ofweeks with relatives in this city.
Elva Osborn of this city accompanied him
home to spend the winter.
Mrs. j. r. Conrey returned Saturday
from two months stay at Richards, s. b.
having stopped off at Indianola for a few
days to visit her daughter Ella who ID
attending Simpson College.
Mrs. o. 8. Eals and daughter, Dorothy,
went to Des Moines Monday to attend tho
wedding of her sister, Miss Sue Van LEV.
to Mr.. VIM. Brown, which was solemnized
in that city last evening at 8 O'Clock.
Sam Evans, of Eden township. returned
the summer. working most Of the time In
cotton mill. He likes that country very
we'll and may return there in the spring.
]. H. King, of BLOOMINGTON. Neb. "a
turned home last Friday after spending q
fsw days in this city looking after business
matters. John is prospering with his
farm lands and is also doing some real es-
tate business.
Mrs. Frank Grimes, of Beatrice. Neb..
who has been visiting relatives In this city
leit Ihursday for visit at King City, Mo,
with her brother, Will Bowman, ana viii.
then go to Tarkio, Mo-, where her hus-,
band has located.
w. d. Haz!et, the will known stock
breeder had the pleasure last week ,of =
few days visit with his old friend, Mr.. j.
a: hamilton, of Greeley, Kas., who stopp-
cd OIL here couple Of days while snronts
home from trip to Chicago. ~
A. Q. Merwin, who recently graduated
from pharmacy school at VALPARAISO,
Ind, and has been clerking for some time
in the drug store of w. A. Alexander, left
Monday for Audubon, Iowa, where be
goes to take position a. pharm acist In Q
leading drug store. So
q. e. Miller and family returned Friday
70 their home at Clarinda, after visiting .
few days in this city with their parents
and many friends. 1t had been several
years since they had been here and they
were naturally surprised at the changes
which have taken place in this city.
Mrs. Paralee Moore returned Saturday
from 9 stay of several months with her
daughter Mrs. Sam Grayson at Anamosa,
who some weeks ago submitted to q wore
surgical! operation, but is now fully re-
covered. Mr.. urayson Is still employed
as guard at the state prison in Anamosa.
Bert Howard, a former Leon bow. now
business manager of the Lawton, Okla,
Daily Republican, visited over Sunday ia
this city with his father, W.. n. Howard.
Bert has been eminently successful In the
newspaper business and has the reputation
Of publishing one Of the best dailies In the
territory: His many friends In this city
Will be pleased to learn Of his success.