The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

after short visit In this city with he,
parents, Mr. and Ma Hasa0o WoaQard
Lige Smith. She porsaas eoaeosabs 60
the &. s. ". ftelehs, acovmpsntedst1A AA
wife. passed sbsnaeA ~ skv 9kuaaaty
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fsom ne !sa her friends lie M wasa ss Leoa e ste.
i AL. Lesan, of the Mt. Ayr News, spent
last Friday in this city on business and
favored I He REPORTER with pleasant
call. - = *s
|. Mrs. Henry Often returned last week
from visit of several months with rel.
atives in New York City and at several
places in Ohio. She enjoyed delightful
visit. -.
Miss Pearl Hoffman, stenographer in M.
F. Stookey's law Office, went to Pella Sat-
urday to attend the Baptist convention
and will also visit with friends in Des
Moines.s
Jonathan Hamilton and wife left Satur.
day for Pella where they will visit with
their daughter, Mrs, R. R. Hopton and at
tend the Baptist convention being held in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Smith returned TO
their home in Davis County, Mo-, last
Friday after weeks visit at the homes
of Sam Smith and Elmer Shira in Eden
township.
g. B. Daugherty, L.. vanWerden, John
| LedRerwood and j. F. Gill attended the
race meeting at Mt. Ayr last Thursday
and the boys say there was some very, fine
races pulled off.
| Rev w. H. Ilsley left Monday for Water
loo to attend the Presbyterian Snyod of
Iowa, and will then go to Cedar Rapids
for short visit with his son Roy who is
i student at Coe College.
Frank Johns and family, of Franklin
township, left Monday, their destination
being southern Colorado, where they go,
for the benefit Of Mrs. Johns health, ex-
pectipg to remain until spring.
| DIR. B. D. DeKalb, Of DeKalb, left last
Sat urday to attend big stock sale at
Kansas City tor the purpose of buying a
lot of cattle for his Texas ranch, which he'
| will visit before returning home. ,;s
Mrs. Samuel Meter returned to her
home at Garden Grove last Thursday after
visiting few days in this city at the home
Of ]. L. Meter. Little Harry Meter. ac-
companied her home for short visit. =
Mrs. Lydia E. Stephens who has been
visiting relatives in Woodland for several
weeks, returned Tuesday to her home at
Carlton, Neb., her granddaughter, Miss
Grace Beavers going home with her for q
visit. .
Mrs. Lottie Burnett severing and two
children. of Kingdsher, Okla, returned
home last Friday, having stopped off to
visit relatives and friends near Van Vert
while returning from visit to Hot
Springs, 8. D. fstY
w. e. Myers and wife were called to
Davenport Saturday by the serious illness
OF their daughter Miss B, who, was strick-
en- with nervous prostration from over
study, she being student at st. Kathar-
ines Academy.
]. E. French who has been visiting
friends in this city for couple of weeks
left Friday for his home at Moulton, Iowa,
Joe has many warm friends in Leon who
always extend him a cordial welcome
when he comes to Leon.
John and Hardy Wasson, of Morgan
township, returned Monday from two
I weeks trip out in Montana, but the boy.
were only looking after some cattle
ii interests and have no intention Of moving
away from this locality. .
n DR.. and Mrs. A. Brown went to De,
Moines Monday, where DR.. Brown viii
!, attend the annual meeting Of Iowa Rail
way Surgeons and Mrs. Brown will visit
at Indianola with her daughter who L
attending Simpson College.
NJ. f. Oxford and T. 9. Rodgers, two Of
the prominent citizens ofs Cainsyille, wore
In Leon Tuesday returning home from
Eldorado Springs, NO., where they had
taken party ofland seekers and succeed.
ed in locating several Of them.
Mrs. Charles Shay, of Beaconsfield, and
Mrs. VIM. Malsny Of near there, who
have been visiting at the home Of Denni.
paughton in this county, lefs Thursday
for Mt. Ayr where they visit relatives q
few days before returning home. ~
i, = o. T. Conrey returned Sunday from
Richards, 8. D. he was on the K. & W.
train which was delayed near New Vir-
ginia fourteen hours Saturday by wash.
out, and had to come around by Charlton
In order to get home before Monday.
| A delegation composed of Mrs. G. n.
Ketcham, Mrs. j. A. Caster, Mrs. F. NJ.
Osborn, Mrs. j. L. Meter, Mrs. W. p.
CLARK and Miss Hattie Kirkpatrick went to
4 Omaha Thursday to attend the National
convention of Christian churches OF
America.
D. E. Gatchell and little son returned
4 Monday from three weeks visit with