The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-10-30

a meeting Of the mutual telephops com
panies. T li
w. A. Allbaugh and wife returned last
Thursday evening from visit with rel
atives at several points In southern
Kansas.
Mrs. j. F. Penniwell went to Derby
Saturd az and visited few days at the
home. of her daughter, Mrs. r, ~ Throck-
morton.s.;.ss.. I'm
Editor 8. M. Greene, of the Charlton
Herald, accompanied by his wife and
little son, spent few hours In Leon last
Saturday. -
Joe Nugent, the popular manager Of
Swift g. Com pany's big establishment In
this city, spent Sunday with friends IN
Charlton, Yi{
A. @. Long, the we'll known postal clerk
who resides at Shenandoah, was visiting his
brothers in this city the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. Robert Good returned Thursday
from Garden Grove where she was called
to attend the funeral of her old friend,
Mrs. White. @
Mrs. Almira Judd returned to her home
at Garden. Grove yesterday after visiting a
few days in this city at the home OF Major
]. L. Young.
Mrs. 1. P. Martin departed Monday for
visit with her son and other relatives at
Pocatello, Idaho, expected to be absent
several weeks.
w. 8. Kern and wife, of Seger, Okla,
arrived here last Friday for short visit
ut the home of their son, 81. M. Kern, our
poultry dealer.
Amos Chambers was passenger Mon
day for Kansas City, where he goes to
consult specialist for stomach trouble
of long standing.
Miss Allie Tansey returned to her home
in Weldon Saturday after very pleasant
visit in this city at the homes Of y. N
and Charles Lane.
w. r. Umphress and wife were called
to Wayland, Iowa, last Thursday by 9
telegram announcing the death of Mrs,
Umphress, aged father. .l.,..
Mrs. Jennie Sanger who has been visit
ing friends in this vicinity for several
weeks, will return to-day. to her home at
Breckenridge, Colorado.
Mrs. Rebecca b. Ryan returned to her
home at Eagleville, Mo-, last Friday, after
q pleasant visit in this city at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. A. s. Tharp.
J.P. Martin and wife returned Tuesday
| from three weeks visit with relatives
i ana 1rl6OQS AZ MlICuclls Oduu Nd4A6y duO
other points in South Dakota.
Mrs. o. E. Macy, passed through Leon
Tuesday on her way to Pleasantpn from
| burlington, where with her husband she
has been residing for some months.
Mrs. Myrtle Afford returned to her
home at Bonaparte, Iowa, Friday. after .
parents and many friends in this city. II
Miss A. M. Lemmax and sisters, Mrs.
Clemens of Princeton, and Mrs. Stock OF
Ravanna, Mo-, were visiting relatives at
Davis City the latter part of last week.
Miss Pearl Hoffman returned Saturday
morning from spending week at Pella
where she was visiting friends and attend
ing the convention of the Baptist church.
g. Edgar Brown, wife and two daughters
of Hasting, Iowa, spent couple Of days
lin this city visiting at the home Of his
brother, DR.. a. Brown, the first Of the
week.
Jonathan Hamilton and wife returned
lSaturday morning from Pella, where they
we're attending the Baptist convention
and visiting their daughter, Mrs. r. r
lHopton.
L Charles Harrell who has been operator
at this station for some time has resigned
land left yesterday to visit his parents al
Alton. His place is taken by Grisso 10
Grimes.
Mrs. w. D. Moore accompanied her
mother Mrs. Ella Early as far as Osceola
yesterday on her way to Farnam, Neb.,
where she will spend the winter with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tatman returned
from their honeymoon Sunday. They
will make their home for the coming
winter with Mrs. Tatmans parents ID
north Leon. j.
Mrs. Ollie Gilman leaves this morning
for Seattle, Wash, where she will Spend
the winter, her health not permitting hel
to remain in this climate during the win
ter months. s
The family of Frank Hampton, ths
barber at Gales shop, has arrived from
Bethany and they have gone to house
keeping in the Drake property east Of thu
new school house. i}sit
j. H. Wood, who is travelling for the st
Joe Press, was an over Sunday visitor witt
his parents in this city. Mrs. Wood il
spending the winter at Trinidad, Colo
RADIO, for her health.
Mr.. G. w. Bradley and wife, of Indian
I apolis. Ind, are visiting at the home o
Joseph Hamilton in this city, a brother o
Mrs. Bradley. 1t has been nineteen year
since they were here before.
Mrs Mary Clemens Of Princeton, Mo.
and Mrs. Marv Stock, of Ravanna, Mo.
returned 10 their homes Monday afte
visiting week in this city at the home .
, their brother, j. A. Lemmsx.
Wade Warner and John Hurst wer
chicken hunting down at the junction
last Thursday but it was poor day 70
chickens, likewise the hunters who re
; turned with empty game sacks.
Mrs Helen Daily, who has been visiting
for short, time at the home of r. s
Arnold in this city. went to BLOOMFIELD
" Thursday to visit q few days before re
turning to her nome in Kansas City.