The Leon reporter., 1902-07-17

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Miss Mamie Lane went to Weldon Thurs
day to visit friends while her parents are
absent on visit to Nebraska.
Mrs. s. U. Rush and daughter Oracle,
of Burlington, came Thursday for a short
visit with relatives in this city.
Miss Emma Vanostrand departed Mon
day for Omaha where she will visit q
couple of weeks with relatives.
Miss May Kentner was passenger for
Weldon Monday where she will visit
couple of weeks with friends.
S. H. Amos. of Garden Grove, was in
Leon last Friday in consultation with
tho other attorneys for w. Fl. Clark.
Mrs. NJ. d. Fear returned to her home at
Grand River Friday, after pleasant visit
in this city at the home of A. Cox.
Mrs. VIM. Hunt, of Burlington, came
Thursday TO visit at the home of her
brother Onn Eaton, south of town.
Mrs. Lucy Ray departed Tuesday for
couple of weeks with her brothers.
#. e. Horner left Saturday evening for
Cedar Rapids to look at a drug stock
which he contemplates purchasing.
Miss Lois Royal of Garden Grove was
a visitor at the home of John Meter in
this city the latter part of last week.
Miss Marie Trembly of Leon, visited
Friday and Saturday with her brother,
R. E. rimbley.-Chariton Democrat.
Mrs. Henry Often left Tuesday evening
for visit of several weeks with relatives
in Chicago, Ohio and New York City.
County superintendent Mclutosh return
ed from Grand River Saturday, where he
was holding teachers examination.
r. G, Spencer and A. A. Nelson, of Au-
duton, spent a couple of days in Leon the
first of the week on real estate business.
Mrs. Il. h. Rosenthal, of Unionville,
Mo-, came yesterday for short visit with
her father and many friends in this city.
j. @. Wilson the we'll known Bethany
attorney, spent couple of days in this
city on business the latter part of last week.
DR.. Frank GoodsoD, the we'll known
veterinary, returned Saturday from a
weeks visit at his old home near Tuscola,
Ills. {
Milo Moore departed on the excursion
Tuesday for lola, Kas., and will take a
look at the country with view of locat-
ing.
Mike Sullivan left Thursday for Kansas
City, and may decide to locate with one of
the live stock commission firms in that
city.
Master Robbie Horner left Thursday for
Blakesburg, Iowa, where he will spend a
few weeks at the home of his grandpar-
ents.
M. Mayer returned Sunday from Chicago
where he had been buving goods for the
new store which he will soon open in this
city.
Carlisle Canterbury, of New London, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM. Wcodard
and other relatives in this county for few
days.
| R. g. Benton and wife, of Decatur
passed through Leon Tuesday. enroute for
Kansas City, where they will visit rel
atives.
| Will Lewis returned to hts home in
GAINESVILLE, Mo, Thursday after spending
| few days at the home of his parents west
of town.
Mrs. E. L. Shira and daughter Winnie
of Eden township, went to McFall, Mo-,
Thursday to visit couple of weeks with
relatives.
Capt. Garrett Gibson was a passenger
Tuesday for New Hampton. Mo-, to visit a
few days with his son, and attend the old
settlers picn c.
Frank Greenland, VIM. Overholtzer, Doc
Cole and w. A. Ramsey. of the northwest
part of the county, had business in this city
last Thursday.
Miss Nellie Sanger returned to her home
at Leon, Iowa, after a pleasant visit in
Waterloo with Miss Bertha Sanders
Waterloo Courier.
Miss Della Cherrington returned to her
home at Decatur Monday after shor
visit in this city at the ome of her sister,
Mrs. j. 8. Parrish.
Mrs. Mollie Vanbeek and Miss Emma
Vanbeek, returned to their home at Davis
City Thursday after visiting few DAYS
with friends in this city,
w. J. Darr and wife returned Saturday
from st. Jo", where they have been visit
ing at the home of their daughter Mrs, j
u. Bruce for few weeks.
Willard Harrell returned Tuesday morn.
ing from a trip to Denver,l Colorado, and
went from here to resume his duties AZ
station agent at Frederick.
County auditor G. E. Lane with his wife
and two youngest daughter left Thursd ay
for two weeks visit with relatives at lin.
coin, Grand Island, and Mullin, Neb.
Misses Marion Stookey and Ethel Cruik-
shank left Saturday for Lake Okoboji
where they will spend a few weeks as
guests at the Manhattan Beach hotel.
/ s. A. Gates went to Charlton Tuesday to
| help in, oce sock ofshoes which Gates
& ke Ter traded some land for and will
move it to their big store at Inuianola.
Misses Nellie and Flora Stookey return.
ed TO their home at Palo, Iowa, yesterday
after visiting for week in this city at the
home of their uncle, Marion F. Sto key