The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-09-10

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ather, DR.. W. r. Waight.
Mrs. Minnie Gordon and children, who
lave been visiting in this city for sew
,ral weeks at the home of her uncle,
Robert Good, returned yesterday to her
home at Kansas City, Kas.
Tom Garrett, who holds responsible |
position ina commission house at Colo
RADIO Springs, Colorado, came in Sunday
for short visit with his mother and
many friends i'll this city.
Mrs. G. w. Young and children retnrn
ed Saturday to their home at Memphis,
Tenn, after spending a couple of months
in this city at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs II. III. Schcnck.
Miss Ida Hebener who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. Il. Hurst, in
this city for few weeks, left Saturday
for Bedford where she is employed as a
teacher in the public schools.
Miss Eda Anderson went to Garden
Grove Thursday to visit few days with
her sister, Mrs. Eugene Curry. On
Monday she commenced term of school
at Gospel Ridge near Garden Grove.
Mrs. w. P. Clark and daughter Miss
Eta returned Friday from Colorado,
where they spent the summer visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. p. Hall, and had a cot
tage in the mountains for several weeks.
Mrs. B. d. DeKalb and daughter, Mrs.
Lillian McKlveen and daughter, re-
turned Monday to their home at DeKalb
after spending week in this city at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. L. Van Wer-
den.
Miss saba Penniwell returned Satur-
day from months stay in Kansas City,
where she was trimming in a wholesale
house. She will trim this
season with Thompson & Warner in this
city.
DR.. B. d. DeKalb returned to his home
at DeKalb Tuesday, after visiting a
week with his many friends in this city.
His daughter, Mrs. l.. Van Werden and
sons returned home with him for a short
visit.
G. B. Daugherty returned Tuesday to
his home at Mine LaMott, Mo-, after
spending ten days in this city attending
to business matters and assisting in
looking after his bus line during the re-
union rush.
Miss Glare Lunbeck returned Monday
to her home at Mason City, after a ten
day visit with her father and sisters in
this city. Mr.. Lunbeck's many friends
will be pleased to hear he is consider
ably improved.
Senator w. B. Tallman, of Osceola,
has been attending court in this city
this week, being engaged as counsel in
the case of Mrs. w. ID. Luce VS.. Modern
Woodmen of America, which was tried
in the District Court.
Mrs. Margaret Brown returned Mon
day from visit with her daughter at
Jamison, and will remain in Leon until
the M. e. conference meets at Indianola,
to her home at Audubon, Iowa.
DIR. B. R. McAllaster returned Satur-
day to Cherokee, Iowa, after visiting a
few days with friends in this city and
his parents at King City, Mo. He is
employed as assistant physician at the
state insane hospital, and is very much
pleased with his position.
Mrs. r. A. Lee, of Cleo, Okla, arrived
Tuesday afternoon on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sewers. 1t
is the first time she has been home fol
more than twenty years and the meet
ing was a joyful one for the entire
family.
Ray Green, who has been visiting al
at the home Of his uncle, DIR. A. Brown
in this city for several weeks, returned
Monday to his home in Audubon, tc
enter school. Judge Green and family
will remain here a few days yet while
formed by DIR. Brown.
Orr Young, who has been clerking il
W. E. Myers & Co.'S drug store during
the summer, left Thursday for Ottumwa
where he will attend school the coming
year. His mother expects to spend the
winter in Washington with her husband
Maj. J. l.. Young, who is employed il
the interior department.
Mrs. Carrie Smith and children de
parted Thursday afternoon for Newton
where they have taken cottage ant
will make their home the coming yea
while Mr.. Smith is in South Americ
looking after his mining property. Mrs
Smith has many friends in this city wh'
are indeed sorry to see her leave.
W. e. Truman, the well known horse
man from Bushnell, ILL.,, came down her
after showing his horses at the stat
fair and winning large number O
ribbons, and visited few days wit
his many friends, leaving for home Mon
day afternoon. He expects to brin!
some more good horses to this count,
this fall.
Mrs. G. Bobbit of Leon, and Mrs
James Bruner of Des Moines, returne
Friday from Springfield, Mo-, where the,
had been attending family reunion a
the homo of their mother Mrs.Nancy Wei
don. A. j. Weldon and wife and Georg
Williams (brother-in-law) all of Kansas
r.. S. Weldon and wife, Mrs. D. N. Kin
and family, Mrs. Theme Burke, of Spring
field, Mo-, and T. A. Weldon of Mama,
T. made up the happy company with tn
dear old mother the center Of love an
attraction.