The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-07-17
pIeasanton.

SSodo0OSluS 6OulC OuSlAS9o AClO 3AOhuuys
Don't get mixed up on the dates Of
% and %. Now remember it please.
Yonrself and family and neighbors are
cordially invited to attend the Wood
men picnic here July % and rs. Come
and have a goood time.
Steve Thompson and Elmer Mc\Vlll-
Jams left Thursday for st. Charles where
they have a job of work.
Miss Eliza Willis, brother Mack and
little niece Marie BicknelI, were shop
ping In Leon Thursday.
Amos Harris and wife of neal. Saline
were passengers from here to Leon last
Thursday over the K. Il w.
VIM. Roberts of near Spring Valley
afternoon. He brought Mrs. Lucy
Keshlear with him and she visited over
Sunday with friends.
Samuel A.. Burgess of st. Louis was
here the latter part of last week and
the first of this visiting old acquaint-
ances. His parents W the farm where
P~leasanton.
Mcintosh Hill was in town Friday.
Elder NJ. M. Turpen departed Satur-
0eS 1Ol LID SlulSa WIN AC-A ICo
Moines.
Mrs. S. Hawk and daughter Ethel
were shopping here Saturday.
Alvin Still was here Friday shaking
hands with friends. 1t Is the first time
we have seen Alvin since he quit work.
ing on the north section.
2. w. Mitchell has sSld quite a num-
Der of Champion mowers and binders
this season.
The Bowsher & Biddison boys have
put out several mowers and stackers
within the past two weeks.
The friends here Of Jack Frisbee were
sorry to learn Of his death which &C.
cured at Andover, Mo-, II day last
week. Mr.. Frisbee was one of Pleasan-
tons first merchants, locating mere in
SOS or COS. Mrs. Chas. Morey north of
town = a niece of the deceased.
o.. j. Hill and wife were in town trad
ing Friday.
Miss Hattie Cozad returned Friday
from a few days visit With friends in
Leon.
Mrs. A. NJ. Haag and baby came home
Friday alter a few weeks visit with rela-
tives near st. Charles.
DIR. Maxwell of Clearfield came in one
day last week to look after his property
interests north of town. His brother
A. V. lives on the place and owns a part
interest.
Miss Ellen Bernan arrived home Fri
day from Garden Grove where she had
been several weeks visiting relatives.
Nick Bates a former resident of Ham.
ilton township but now living near
Charlton came down one day last week
and visited old friends a few days.
Nick says crops are looking we'll in LII.
cas- county.
s. f. Shaw had business in Saline be.
tween trains Monday.
Mrs. Frank Booth of GAINESVILLE, who
has been here under the care of DR.. Il
q. Macy for some time, departed for hel
home Mondaynoon much improved ir
health.
Miss Maud CLAY Of GAINESVILLE who is
tesching music here has now Il large
class. We understand shs has IA pupil.
enrolled.
Sam. A. Burgess filled the pulpit a
the l.. ID. S. church Sunday evening.
Mike Griffin and NJ. g. Grogan were
business visitors here Monday.
Ivan Beach, our stock man, bought
lot of cattle and hogs near Grant City
LlIc ldllG1 puTI VI ldSI week.
While trying a new moving machine
cutting some weeds in front of L. j
Groves lots, Monday evening, T. w
Mitchell cut a leg of fine Belgian col
belonging to VIM. Haak whose team ht
machine. The colt had run in the
bar before MIR. Mitchell could sto,
tl,a toop, Mr. Hooly had , ,,,to r.,
the colt and for the two he was Offered
, SlU0 a few days ago.
MIR. and Mrs. b. II. McGirr of Gains
vile came Saturday and remained unit
Tuesday visiting ameng friends. The,
will start in a few days for Benton coun
ty where they Will make their futur.
home, MIR. McGnr having resigned hi
position with Bowsher Il Biddison a
GAINESVILLE. Their friends here are sorr:
they have decided to move away entire
! ly, MIR. McGirr was formerly manage
here for Bowsher d Biddison until put
ting in the store at GAINESVILLE when the!
prevailed on HIM to 20 there and tax
charge of that store.
&C. E. Read was a Leon visitor between
: trains Monday forenoon.
@. r. Reed advertised for old rags o
anything and some said he would no
take them if brought to him. Well
they had been in his store Saturaa,
they would have changed their minds
He took IN quite a quantity Of old rag
and is ready for more. He says, "Wha
say will do, l will do"
DIR. Mitchell will preach at Uniol
school house Saturday evening and I'll
his regular appointment here at the Z
u. church at IL o'clock and at night.
Our ball players played near Hickor,
Saturday coming out victorious. Tn,
game stood 81 to y in favor OF Pleasan
ton
The cheese factory people have re
ceived an order from Ottumwa for al
the output of their factory for the mex
few weeks. This is quite a reputation
for our people; to compete with manu-
facturers on the Ottumwa market means
that if the goods is not there you ge
nothing.
Miss Buelah Apologize was in towr
shopping Saturday.
Il. L. Newcomer north of Spring Val
ley was here trading Saturday.
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