The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-10-30

c. T, Smith. the harness dealer, spent
Friday ia st. Joe on business.
Sheriff r. D. Martin was at Corydon
over sunday on Official business.
Conductor Frank Davis, of Charlton,
was visiting Leon friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Q. R. Riley, of Decatur, was visit
ing friends in This city last Friday.
Mrs. Cass Sales left Thursday for a
weeks visit With relatives at st. Joe.
Miss Vida Keowp, of Lamont, was visit
ing friends in this city last Saturday.
NJ. S. Benefiel was transactipg business
with Davis City people last Thursday.
George P. Campbell and wife, of Davis
City, were Leon visitors last THUS day.
3. o. Springer returned Monday even
ing from business trip to Colony, Kas.
c. M. Keller had real estate business
calling him to Kahoka, Mo-, last Thurs
day.
George Spaeth and wife, of Garden
Grove, were visiting Leon friends yester-
day.
Marion Woodland spent couple of days
in Grand River on business the first of the
week.
Geo. A. Fosdick, of Davis City, spent .
couple of days in this city the first Of the
week.
Vic Bedier, of Kellerton, passed through
here Saturday returning rom trip to
North Dakota.
Mrs. r. j. Richardson who is doing,
missionary work, was a passenger Friday
Tor Pleasanton.
j. L Still, the hustling merchant of
Woodland, spent last Thursday in this
city on business.
Marion Woodland returned Friday even
ing from business trip to Arkansas and
Indian Territory.
W. Fl. Bobbitt, of Winterset, was visit
ing relatives and friends in this city the
first of the week.
Miss Anna Vanostrand returned Thurs
day from visit of several weeks with
friends in Omaha.
Glare Mitten left Tuesday for Lincoln,
Neb.. where he has secured employment
in a lumber Office.
DR.. ]. B. Bennett, editor of the Pleasan-
ton Index, had business in this city few
hours last Saturday.
Miss Ora Sankey who is teaching near
Lamont spent Sunday at the home of her
parents in this city.
Mrs Kate Smith and children, of La
moni, visited over Sunday at the home OF
her parents in this city.
Miss Gretchen Myers accompanied her
grandmother, Mrs. Bosworth, to Lamont
Friday for short visit.
Clarence Rounds, of Lineville, is new
harness worker at the shop of e. T.
Smith & Co. in this city.
w. w. Kentner, of Alton, has been
spending few days in this city visiting al
the home of his brother.
couple Of days at his farm east Of towr
the lat er part of last week.
Uncle John Tullis went to Knoxvill.
Monday for short visit with a couple o
sisters residing near that city.
Mrs. Milo Moore who has been seriousl.
ill the past two weeks with neuralgia ant
lagriprs is slowly improving.
M. w. Houe eholder, of Charlton, spen
few hours in this city Saturday attend
ing Axes & Sigler's horse sale.
Mrs. Mary Hawk was passenger Tue
day for Saline, Mo-, to visit few day
with relatives in that vicinity.
W. B. McDonough and wife returne,
Thursday from months visit with rel
atiyes at their old home in Ohio.
George Penniwell and Misses May an,
Louise Waight returned Thursday from
short visit with friends at Derby.
Wilbur Howell of north of town return
ed Saturday morning from three week
visit at his old home back in Ohio.
Mrs. M. A. Hall, of Weldon, came yes
terday for visit with Mrs. Glenn jenkins
and other relatives in this vicinity.
Jess Braden came down from De
Moines Saturday and will stay here 70
time working in Gales barber shop.
Mrs. 8. Farquhar departed Saturday 70
Olathe, Kas., where she will visit for sew
>eral weeks with her sister Mrs. Reeder.
j. NJ. .Chastain and wife returned Thurs
.dav from Omaha, whore they were attend
ing the convention OF Christian churches
Orr Young, who is attending Higl
School in Charlton, came down Frida
and visited over Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Claud Nelly. of Bethany, was a
over Sunday visitor in this city at til
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Hampton
Mrs. Nettie Tsbler returned to he
home at Long Pine, Neb., last Thursda
after pleasant visit with relatives in thi
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