The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25

Robert Good returned Tuesday from
Garden Grove, having gone up to bring
down his little grand daughter, Junita
White, who will make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Good in this city. 90
Corporal Port Bowsher who is student
at the Blees Military Academy at Macon,
Mo-, arrived home Saturday to spend the
holidays. Port is the envy of all the boys
in town in his neat military uniform.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Davis, of north of
Garden Grove, were in this city last Fri
day on q combined business and pleasure
trip, Mrs. Davis spending the day at the
home of Major J. L. Young in east Leon.
r.. w. Bruce, who has been working in
New York City the past year, was Leon
visitor last Friday, having come west to
spend the holidays with his mother at
Garden Grove.
Miss Mabel Brown, who is attending
Drake College at Des Moines, stopped off
here last Friday evening and visited over
night with friends while enroute to Tus-
keego to spend the holidays with her
parents. &s. 1. sas4 If 5eis p,
Frank Mock,aof Lamont, was in Leon
the first. of the week, being called here by,
the serious illness Of his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Mock, who is. visiting at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Turner near
this city. az (, s,,.....,s.
Miss Ceva Bezold, of Waterloo, arrived
Saturday to spend the holidays at the
home of W. e. Myers in this city. Miss
Ceva visited for several weeks in this city
the past summer and is a prime favorite
with our young folks. t's';@i ''a n VIZ
Archie Hamilton, OF Blockley, left last
Thursday for Wyoming where he expects
to secure employment. .tArchie graduated
this year from the Davis City High School:
and is bright young man who will do
we'll in any vocation he adopts. .s a
]. R. Waller, former we'll known resi-
dent of this county, arrived Saturday from
Alexandria, 8. D., to visit for q month
with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.. T. W. Wal
ler. He leaves about Feb. 1st for Spokane,
Wash, where he has decided to locate.
T.S. Arnold made trip to centerville
last Thursday looking up their coal busi-
ness. For some time there has been
almost coal famine inthis city and Mr..
Arnold was trying to arrange to have
their coal orders filled m ore promptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S..STruesdell, Of lDes
Moines, came Monday to visit a few days
at the home of Mrs. eTruesdell's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hoffhines. MIR. Truesdell
is the accomplished advertising manage
4 Of Younger Bros. big store, and his exceIl-
ent work in this line has attracted con-
siderable attention to him as one of the
leading advertising experts of the west.
Will F. Lindsey, manager of the Old
Arkansaw Co., dropped in last Saturday
for weeks visited with his father and
many friends in this city. His company
Is playing to enormous business in the
| coal regions of Pennsylvania, and the IS.
/ r. O. sign is q frequent one with them
viii expects to join them at Harrisburg
next week.
| Hoyle Gilreath. cashier of the Valley
Bank at Grand River, stopped off here
Saturday while returning from Chicago
where he accompanied his father, W. B.
Gilreath with train load of fat cattle.
Mrs. Gilreath and baby had been visiting
her parents in this city while he twas
absent, and returned to Grand River with
him on the afternoon train. l