The Leon reporter., 1902-07-03

Mrs. Ella Farley, of Leon returned
home to-day after several weeks visit with
her son, John Cook, who lives near
Reasnor, and with other relatives New.
ton Herald.
Miss Laura Bassett, who has been visit
ing for several weeks at the home of her
grandfather, W. E. Cannon, in Eden
township. left Monday for her home at
Farnhamville, Iowa.
George Jackson, the new travelling sales
man for the McClelland Cigar Co., made
his first trip on the road Monday, and we
venture to assert he will soon have his
| order book we'll filled.
Miss Isabel Vanostrand, who has been a
student at Wesleyan University at Lincoln
Neb, the past year, returned Friday to
| spend the summer vacation with her
mother in this city.
Mrs. Charles Detrjck arrived in Leon
Monday morning from Payette, Idaho. to
make her home with her son l.. P. Detrick
in this city. Mr.. Detrick expects to re,
turn to Leon this fall
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stopped off in this city last Thursday and
spent day with friends, being enroute to
Bethany where they were called by the
illness of the mother of Mr.. Hughs.
Mrs. M. Foxworthy who has been stay
ing at the home of her son, DIR. o. w. Fox
worthy in this city, went to Mt Ayr last
Thursday where she will spend the sum-
mer at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.
l.. Lesan.
Mrs. j. D. Strong and daughter Leila, of
Geary, Okla, arrived Tuesday afternoon
on months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. John Rumley, northwest of town
and other relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Drs. j. G. Stone and Mary Gates returned
Friday evening from Des Moines where
they attended the meeting of the State
Osteopathic Association. They report q
very profitable session which was well
attended.
County surveyor Jason Hollinger and
son Harry, of Spring Valley, left Tuesday
for Cambridge, Neb., where Mr.. Hollinger
will visit his son for couple of weeks.
They will also probably make a trip to
Denver while gone.
J. r. Bashaw was a passenger for Des
Moines Saturday to visit over Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. Robert Shular, and
become acquainted with the new grand
daughter which arrived at their home q
week ago last Friday.
| Edgar Cave, who lives few miles north
of Decatur, was in Leon Saturday and
ordered the Des Moines Daily News, as he
is fortunate enough to be on one of the
new rural mail routes which were started
out of Decatur Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allbaugh and Miss
Carrie Allbaugh left yesterday for Green
castle, Ind, where they will make an
extended visit with relatives. From
there Miss Carrie goes to New York City
for visit of some weeks at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Bertha Davisson.
g. M. Kohler and son Bobbie left Mon
day for Osceola, where they join Harper's
Osceola band and go to Sheridan, Wyom-
ing, to furnish music for the big Fourth of
July celebration and Cowboys Carnival.
Bobbie was wearing regulation cowboy
hat, and will doubtless make great hit
with his violin with the people of Wyom-
ing. They will be absent about ten days.
Prof. j. l.. Latta, who has been principal
of the Weldon schools for the past two
years, refused the position again and left
Saturday for Des Moines where he will at
tend the Summer School at Drake Uni
versity and then enter the State Normal
School at Cedar Falls where he will spend
year and graduate, in order to more
thoroughly fit himself for bis chosen pro.
fession. He is already one of the best in
structors in the state, but is bound to
climb to tho top in his profession if hard
study will do it.
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