The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-08-28

from q few days. visit with friends a
Charlton and Abba.
q. M. Axes went to Des Moines Saturday
aud is acting as one of the gate keeper.
during the state fair.
Mrs. Fred Teale and children spent sew
eral days with relatives at Lamont the lat,
ter part of last week.
B. NJ. Russell, the Lamont attorney, wa
attending to court business in this city
the first of the week.
U. r. Acton went to Russell Tuesday tc
to attend the annual meeting of the Eden
Baptist Asso citation.
T. R. Early, the st. Joe lamber dealer,
was an over Sunday visitor at the home 81
his parents in this city.
Mrs. Will Fort, of Winterset, came
Monday for a short visit at the home OF
H. l.. Lutz south of Leon.
Miss Mate Parrish returned Monday
from an extended visit with relatives in
Des Moines and Charlton.
George r. Farquhar was at Davis City
Tuesday arranging to put in a furnace in
the new Poush residence.
Ed H. Schenck left Tuesday for Lamar,
Colorado, where he expects to spend aev-
eral months for his health.
Mrs. Q. M. Lutz departed Tuesday for
Corning where she will visit q couple OF
weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. L. J. Lands, of Grand River, is a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. l..
VanWerden, for a few days.
e. B. Kirwin went to Des Moines Friday
and will visit with his brother In that city
while the fair is in progress.
Mrs. j. a. King came up from Davis
City to spend a few days at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. j.. P. Martin.
Mrs. Harry j. Vogt returned Monday
from aweek's visit at Charlton with her
sister, Mrs. e. v. Lawrence.
d. L. Robbins and W. q. Braden were
among the passengers who went to the
state fair Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Eunice Dale came~up from Davis
City last Friday to visit a few days at the
home of her son east of town.
John Lindsey was a passenger for Des
Moines last Thursday and is visiting with
friends during the state fair.
George Foreman was a passenger for
Des Moines last Friday and will visit
friends in that city for a week.
Mrs. VIM. Martinda]e went to Des
Moines Saturday and will visit a couple of
weeks with friends in that city.
John Woodmansee went to Des Moines
Saturday aud will visit with his children
in that city during the state fair.
Genial Tom Wallace went to Des Moines
last Friday end is doing duty as one of the
main gate keepers at the state fair.
Harry Subway and children, Charles
and Nellie, returned Sunday from a ten
days. visit with relatives in Chicago.
Cass Sales took the train for st. Joe
Monday to visit a few days with his
mother and attend the Elk's carnival.
Mrs. F. r. Owens and daughter, Matte.
went to Des Moines Saturday and will
visit a week with friends in that city.
Mrs. Carrie Smith and children returned
Monday from a few days. visit at Charlton
with her sister, Mrs. Fred J. Waight.i
F. E. Thompson dropped in Friday
evening and visited over Sunday with his
mother and many friends in this city.
Will Lewis and bride came up from
GAINESVILLE Friday and visited over Sunday
at the home of bis parents west of flown.
Misses Helen and Linnie Gardner went
to Des Moines Friday n will visit with
friends in that city during the state fair.
Lewis B. Jackson returned last Friday
from n trip to Centerville and Abba,
where he was looking after legalmatters.
DR.. II r. Layton and w. Z. Myers left
Tuesday night for Lake Okoboji where
they will spend a couple of weeks fishing,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Cochran. of Letts,
/ Iowa. arrived yesterday for a visit with
; Mrs. Cochran's mother, Mrs. W.. F. Kel.
l.y.
Mrs. S.. J.. Richardson, o fCarthage, Mo.
arrived Tuesday for a visit in this CITY 81
the home of her brother, Mr.. E.. l. Ear
ley.
s. B. johnson left Tuesday for Hatfield
Mo-, to fill an engagement with The Doug
las Concert Co. during the Hatfield reun
ion.
Mr.. Bert Emberling, of McCook, Neb
came in Tuesday to visit a few days will
his sister, Mrs. J.. W. Bowman, in ,hi
city.
Mrs. F. 3. Bramos and little SOP, of Del
phos, are visiting at the homo her father
County Treasurer W. II. Young, for . few
days.