The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-08-20

Mrs. Alice Hebcncr, of Des Moines,
arrived Saturday for a visit of several
weeks in this city at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Hurst.
John Hurst, the crack ball pitcher,
winning game of ball for the Charlton
club against Garden Grove.
S. E. Davenport, wife and little daugh-
ter, of Algona, arrived Tuesday for a
few days visit at the home of his father,
L. Il. Davenport, west of Leon.
Mrs. Alice Ticknor, of Grand River,
was the guest of the family of Wm.
Biggs in this city last Friday, while
returning from visit in Missouri.
Mrs. Roy Hall and little son returned
i Monday to their home near Van Vert
after spending week at the home of
her father Cass Sales, south Of Leon.
:, j. r.. Bashaw was an over Sunday Wis
| itor at Des Moines, his daughter, Mrs.
! Robert Shular and children returning
i home with him for a visit in this city.
Mrs. H.J. Close returned Thursday from
| visit with her sister at Mt. Pleasant,
and will visit a few days here before re-
turning to her home at Carl junction, Mo-
Mrs. Ed. Farney and children return
] ed to their home in Des Moines Thurs
| day after visiting week in this city at
the home of her sister nj rs. Grant Peters.
! Mr.. S. e. Ely returned Tuesday to his
| home at Guide Rock, Neb., after a pleas
ant visit with friends in Morgan town
ship, the guest Of Miss Lucy Smallwood.
! George Parks and family, of Gentry
county, Mo-, arrived Saturday for few
days visit with Mrs. Parks uncle, S. r.
Axes and other relatives in this yicin-
nifty.
Prof. Ed Conwell, of Montrose, S. d.,
spend couple OF days in Leon the first
of the week. He is visiting during his
! vacation with his parents near Wester-
vile.
Mrs. Ella Gadd returned Monday to
her home at Albany, Mo-. after visiting
) for couple of weeks at the home of
81 her sister, Mrs James Howell, north of
town.
J. S. Banker, of Winterset, has accept
{ ed position as travelling salesman for
the Foxy Tom cigar factory, and start
! ed on his initial trip the first of the
week.
George A. Cowden returned last week
from stay of several weeks at Ex-
celsor Springs, Mo-, and says he is feel
ing much better than when he went
away.
Capt. Garrett Gibson left Monday for
Spickards, Mo-, where he will attend the
reunion this week and visit with, many
OF his old comrades and friends in that
vicinity.
w. ii. Bobbitt, proprietor of the Foxy
| Tom cigar factory, returned Saturday
from Winterset, where he had been for q
week arranging to remove his family tc
| this city.
w. e. Myers and wife returned Thurs
day from a stay of several weeks al
Manhattan Beach hotel, Lake Okoboii
where they were enjoying the bathing
and fishing.
II D. Fl. Saunders and wife, of Parker
kas., arrived Sunday for vi sit at the
home OF w. d. Cannon, in Eden town
ship, Mrs. Saunders being niece o.
5 Mrs. Cannon.
r. r. Owen and his brother-in-law
WA. Williams, left Tuesday for Mitch
ell, S. d., where they own considerable
farm land and go to oversee the harvest
!, ing of the crops.
Mrs. w. II. Norton and two children
of Redfield, Iowa, have, been visiting
: at the home of Charles Norton in thi.
L city, going from here to Garden Grov,
81 to visit relatives.
|. G. Smith, who recently bough
!, Iarley's livery business in this city
,. moved his family here from Charlton
last Thursday, and has taken possession
of the livery barn.
J M. A. Gammill went to Des Moine
$ Saturday where he will remain. unit
Y the state fair is over, being engaged a
e an assistant to Supt. John Ledgerwoo,
in the machinery hall.