The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-04

u. +. Harris, OF near Saline, a S here
the latter part of last week.
O. Estes and wife took in the state
fair last week.
+. j. Hail, of the north part of the
state, was here last week visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hall.
Elder j. r.. Lambert, of Lamont, &C.
cupied the l.. D.. S. pulpit here Sunday
at IL o'clock and at night.
Elder Turpen came home last week
i, on account of the sickness and death of
his brother-in-law, HI. Purdon.
). j.. Moftet carries an ugly looking lip
as a result of sucking a wound caused
by the bite of a dog, on the arm of his
nephew Lewis, thinking that it would
draw the poison out. It did, but left
| the lip in bad shape.
Miss Alice Bell, accompanied her
aunt Mrs, Harper home near GAINESVILLE
Saturday. Mrs. Harper had been visit
ing the David Bell family for a couple
of weeks.
Mesdames DR.. TrimbIe and Chas.
Cornett were shopping in Leon Satur.
day.
Joe Workman, of Lineville, was a
passenger in on the freight Saturday.
He drove home.
l.. X. Clermont, of GAINESVILLE, was
here last Saturday looking after the
loading Of ONE wood for the excelsior
factory,
DR.. Glendening, of Lineville, was
called Sunday in consultation with DR..
Trimble to see Mrs. p. w. Mitchell. AT
first 1t was thought necessary to per-
form a surgical operation but after
some consideration it was decided no
to do so.
Grandma Orga was quite sick Mon.
day.
S. j. Van Glider returned here last
Thursday from his home a: Milo ON &C
count of the illness of his daughter Mrs,
p. w. Mitchell. He brought Or. Hooper
his family physician with him in consul
tation with DIR. Trimble physician in
charge OF her.
VIM. Horn bought Of Joe Hudson
Monday, q load of fine feeders.
Mrs. O. T.. Macy accompanied the
DR.. ON his way to Burlington Saturday,
as far as Weldon, whore she visited her
friend Mrs. DR.. Snyder the first of the
week.
Rev. Knoll filled his regular appoint
ment at the Nj. e. church Sunday. Il
was his last sermon before the confer
ence. Rev. Knoll has done good work
for the cause, but not what he. has
wanted to 10 on account of illness.
DR.. 0. T.. Macy departed Saturday
for Burlington where he has accepted a
place in the medical staff of a hospital.
This is a most enviable position with
the young physician as lit is remunerativt
both in the science OF madeleine, surgery
as we'll as financial. The DR.. had g
good practice here, but his qualitica
lions were for q higher research of the
profession thar is met with in a prac
tlce like this. His friends wish hin
honcrs and success. He will move hi,
family there as soon as he is we'll settled
down to business.
Theodore o. Teddy" has returned
from bis grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. H
Peck. "Ieddy" is the three year ole
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Peck at The
city restaurant.
Mrs. DR.. Foxworthy and daughter
returned to their home in Leon Satur
day.
VIM. Ovens and Henry Emmons were
on the train Saturday returning hom'
from their Washington trip. We die
not learn whether they bought land OF
not.
Our public schools opened Monda,
under the most favorable prospects fol
the best term of school we have had fol
years. Many scholars out of the dis.
trict were seen in the high room ais,
the primary Miss Julia Mullin
the principal and Miss Edwards the
primary teacher have the love ant
gratitude of pupils and parents. Muci
good is expected.