The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

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Mrs. Carrie Smith and daughter Margaret
left Friday for visit of several weeks
with her sisters at Corydon, Charlton and
Newton.
Miss Emma vogt, of Fl. Madison, came
last Saturday for q short visit in this city
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w. g.
1 Stemple.
L. H. North rup, who was visiting at the
home of j. L. Young in this city, left
Thursday for his home at Port Lupton,
Colorado.
Mrs. Nora Galpin, of Hamilton, Mo-, ar
rived Saturday for visit in this city at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Biggs.
T. M. Stanley, the we'll known Decatur
farmer, was in Leon yesterday and called
to order good supply of reading for the
coming yesr.
Charlie Bells and his friend Ben
Shearer, who were here to attend the
Conrey- Bells wedding, returned to st.
Joe Thursday.
E. L. Blakely, of Osceola, a partner of
Willard Gsmmillin the drug business in !
that city, spent few hours in this city
last Thursday.
| Mrs. Amelia White, of Blythedale, came
Friday and visited over Sunday at the
! home Of her siaser, Mrs: 8: v; Turner
! north Of Leon.
NJ. :. a. II. Caster returned ssssD,rdav
from weeks visit in peS Mehnes with
ner son and daughter, who bre students at
Drake University.
9. B. Daugherty returned from Chicago
tuesday, where he had taken shipment
OF nne horses, topping the market for
chunks on Monday.
Miss Belle Day returned to b..hor,e at
Des Moines Thursday afeerp .s;s,+ ~ GOV.
eral weeks in this city at IT, 1900, ~ no,
sister, Mrs. e. D. Dorm. ~
= Jovial John Lawrence, ~,
turnod ho,.a rs <he grand jury, re
Journing until Tuesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Ar. 49,
Mrs. R. E. Fisher sa'a az.
held, where they .s' ' 49,. ha.a
quarters for few ~. nnaho ono-
weeks.
Milo Moore, th :. u.a
hines grocery, populai 9'oiA ." ~.
tho. ,o;s.s. relatives at Kingfsher an
Mesdames y
3eord uan Marion F. Stookcy and I. N
,isit faw t to Des Moines Monday t.
or a sbo, days and will stop at osceol
,1. tvisit as they return.
esterd ata0 traysoh anu cuiAui On az.
make az for Anamosa, "nere Iney WI
love Laelr home, Mr.. 4rayson being en-
d rs guard at the state prison.
il .E. Dorm aud family returned to Dav
y yesterday after spending few day
i this city. Miss Helen Hamilton wer
Ietme with them to visit few days.
Miss lola Bruner, who teaches in tn
1Des Moines schools, came Saturday :
visit during the spring vacation at tn
y ||lhome of her parents in Eden township.
u Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Scouga)l, who hav
" been visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. I
nIl OlSeu IOr u COuplo VI "00NSS AS'~A az
"A Monday to their home at Belvidere, Ill.
~ Mrs. Matilda Newcomer and gram
NJ daughter, Miss Mabel Newcomer, of Ale'
~ ander, "Kas., came last Friday for a Wis
X. of several weeks with relatives in tn
!! county.
w Miss Nellie Russell Of High Point. r
M turned home Saturday after visiting fe
w days with friends in this city, durir
3. which time she took the teachers exam
~ ination.
w M. B.>Merri.t, of Lamont, spent CO.
w Iple Of days in Leon the first of the wee
n. He wa, On his way home from Nil
~! where he has had charge of the Milo M
~ tor for few weeks.
~ Glen Bernard departed on the cal
W train Monday for San Francisco, Calift
NJ mia, where he will remain. His faith
90 dfarhily expedite move to Californ
~ the coming simmer.
~ Mrs! J.NW. Evans and children left g
W urday for Carroll City, where they W
III tspehd SHINE weeks wi lie her little son
Fl teceiving medical treatment from b
br0ther,' Dr. Bowman.