The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-04-23

@. M. Keller and wife went to Van vert
Monday where they go to take charge of
the Blair store which Mr.. Keller has
traded for.
Miss Sophia Shell returned Monday to
! her home at Decatur City after visiting a
| few days in this city at the home Of Mar
/ ion Woodland.
! Mrs. Ed Moore, of Kellerton, came Fri
day night to visit over Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Elliott,
south of town.
Mrs. Mary Umphress returned Tuesday
to her home at Leroy, after pleasant
visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Combs.
Mrs. j. F. Gill returned Friday from
Garden Grove, where she was called to
attend the funeral of her friend, Mrs.
w. B. Hoagland.
Sam Allen, who went to Beecber, ILL.,, a
few weeks ago to work. returned to Leon
Saturday, having been sick most of the
time he was gone.
DR.. j. B. Horner was visiting his many
friends in this city last Thursday, having
come up the night before to attend the
Masonic banquet:
] Q. B. Showalter returned Thursday from
q business trip to Ottumwa. He has en-
gagged with the Mccormick Harvesting
20. for this season.
Mrs. Hattie Hargrave,of Hamilton, Mo-,
departed last Thursday for Des Moines,
after visiting few days in this city at the
home of VIM. Biggs.
Mrs. H. M. McKern and son Oran went
to Abba Monday, where they will visit for
month with her son Otis, the we'll
known cigar maker.
Mrs. j. w. Harvey was called to Morn
ing Sun Tuesday by telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of her sister, Mrs
James A. Whitman.
Miss Bessie Moore, who has been teach
Ing in the Weldon schools returned to her
home in this city Saturday, the Weldon
schools having closed.
F. G. Mullinix was down at GAINESVILLE
the first of the week figuring on rebuilding
some of the business houses destroyed
during the recent fire. 81
Mrs. Robert Turner, of Lamont, return
ed home yesterday after visiting over
night with her mother, Grandmother
Bennett, in this city.
Mrs. John Turner returned Saturday to
her home at Chillicothe, Mo-, after visit
OF several weeks at the home of her son,
3. Turner, near this city.
Miss Bertha Robbins returned Saturday
to her home in Davis City after visiting
few days in this city at the home of her
sister, Mrs. @. 8. Gibson:
George Warner and Frank Bowling, of
MT. Ayr, spent Monday night in this city,
being on their way to Osceola to attend
the Hunter murder trial.
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WOOL 1o,.,o nU 1--WE leas iuesoay ioI Glen
ssr;nne i1,na,.s VIZ" ~ I sue was cniieu py 'ne
forr,as ,a as;S - etts JOIN nitnelrlc''
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sole W. ahu ~ Auesuay STARTED ioI NO
tow neaLs tu,f, ~ tn Mnet ts sue WIZ WISH
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eru p - Sa Gsa' o. Leon; ana A; n. Aek-
e. EN- 49, y. of1 na n.ver, uhparteo luesuay
~, ~; -, W., Wnere Cney were calleu
W ~ poi 's'n' ousineSS in@''efs.
Harry Dill, of Clarinda. who was in
t ti o. oW WI q GompanJ g Ieedlng sta
,Gn a. ;nis casy lass Wlner was Vlsltlng
iiie''us - 'nis Guy 1ne pas1 week.
Miss Amy Spurrier, of Lamont, left
Thursday for visit with friends at Pleas
a;ts, ;. a.'I l spenolng rev oaM IN inns
ivy ''A'-- % 1iSs i4o'ifa ise"iiu'
ed to their home at Des Moines Tbursdav.
having accompanied the remains of Mrs
f1anllton mere 1or 1nterment at Palestine.
A. H. Lowe, assistant agent at the Bur-
lington depot, returned Friday from Burr
Oak, Michigan, where he was called the
week previous by the death of his grand
motner.
R. 8. Fisher, who has been visiting his
brother and sister in this city for several
weeks, departed Thursday for Los Ange-
les, California, where he expects to make
his home.
Mrs; s: M. Hitchcock and children re-
turned Thursday to their home at Muchi-
k sa AFTER a pleasant visit IN this city at
the nome OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Jesse NeWl1n.
rhoros ord T;n, ch,o, 80 mr.. 49,.
eiat o mere mere onaay nlgnt ana VISITED
1lst t ns Its oehnis Daug mon, WINE
Hmntar ,nrd seet tr;, oe'ns witnesses III tne
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daughter. Clyta Worden. returned Thnrs-
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