The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-09-24

Marion Woodland was a Decatur
visitor Monday.
l. n. Beard made a business trip to
Osceola Tuesday.
Oscar Judd, of Weldon, was Leon
visitor last Friday.
Ed Alexander went to Fontanelle
Tuesday on business.
d. B. McClelland had business at
Saline, Mo-, last Friday.
Fred Fisher, of Decatur, was in this
CITY on business Saturday.
e. L. Farley returned Thursday from
a business trip to Charlton.
4. f. Bedier had business at Ellston
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Walter McCulley, of Davis City,
was Leon visitor Saturday.
Attorney Geo. w. Baker had business
at Davis City last Thursday.
O. E. Tullis had business at Ottumwa
the latter part OF last week.
r. NJ. Walker, of Pleasanton, had bus
mess in this city yesterday.
Mark M. Shaw, of Des Moines, had
business in this city Tuesday.
G. II. Fransham visited over Sunday
with his parents at Davis City.
DIR. Mary Gates had professional busl-
ness at Davis city last Thursday.
Miss Pearl Riley, of Decatur, was
visiting Leon friends last Friday.
y.R. McGinnis had legal business at
Osceola the latter part OF last week.
E. HI. Alexander returned Saturday
from a business trip to Bethany, Mo.
Rollie Mills had real estate business
calling him to Blythedale, Mo, Saturday.
Marion Woodland had legal business
at Indianola the latter part OF last week.
w. H. jenkins and three sons returned
Tuesday from their trip to Michel, >. ID.
Thomas Teale and wife We're visiting
their sons at Lamont the fore part OF the
week.
Mrs. Maggie Patterson, OF Van Vert,
was visiting friends IN this city last
Friday.
ID. A. McMains, the well known auc-
tioneer of Derby, was Leon VISITOR
Monday.
Mrs. A. b. Owen returned Thursday
from a short visit with friends at Deca-
tur city.
In. McDonough and family returned
yesterday from a few days visit at
Charlton.
Mrs. Walter Bassett, of Decatur, was
visiting her parents in this city last
Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Quiett departed Monday
for Grand River, where she will remain
few days.
Miss Bertha HUMPHREYS went to Fair
field Tuesday for a visit of few weeks
with relatives.
Elder III. II. Hubbell returned Thurs
day from a few days visit with friends
in Des Moines.
]. S. Tullis went to Clarinda Tuesday
to visit a few days with his daughter
Mrs. Ed Claver.
S. r.. Axes returned Monday from 8
visit with relatives in the nelghborhooo
of Garden Grove.
Mrs. W. H. Howard returned Saturday
from two weeks visit with her parents
at Garden Grove.
Miss Alkaline Bowman went to Deca
tur Friday to visit few days with rela
tiyes in that city.
Edgar Brown, of Hastings, Iowa, wa
visiting his brother, DR.. A. Brown, Il
This CITY Tuesday.
f. E. Thompson, the we'll KNOW
travelling salesman, was an over ouhda.
visitor in this city.
Mrs. Jane Gardner departed Monda,
on visit to her daughter Mrs. JON
Axes, at Holton, kas.
Mrs. Pearl Norman, of Davis City
came Saturday for short visit wit
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Kate Brown went to Humesto
Saturday to visit a few days with rela
tives in that vicinity.
Mrs. Eta Manchester went to Crow
Saturday to visit a few days with rel
atives in that vicinity.
John Jacob Zimmerman went to Kell
erton Monday and expects to work il
that vicinity this fall.
Miss Flo Albaugh went to Lamon
Monday to visit a few days with he
sister, Mrs. O. E. Teale.
John Hurst went down to Ridgewa
Thursday to pitch ball during tourna
ment held in that city.
Mrs. T. H. Schenck and daughter Jer
ME went to Decatur Monday to visit
few days with relatives.
George Kraft, of Eft. Madison, an
George Painter, of Osceola, were guest
of /. N. Beard yesterday.
Frank Hoffman and wife left Saturda
for Mitchell, S. d.. where he has Sc
cured position as baker.
Mrs. James Grandstaff went to La
moni Tuesday to vista few days wit
her sister, Mrs. Vim. Houk.
Mrs. l.. A. Zerbe and little daughtc
returned Friday from a two week S vlsl
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