The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-06-11
Mrs. G. w. Carmean and daughter re-
turned Saturday to their home at Kel-
lerton after visiting week at the home
of her parents in this city.

lurneu saturday TO their home at kel-
lerton after visiting week at the home
of her parents in this city.
Fred Evans returned Sunday to his
home at Colony, Kas., after visiting a
couple OF weeks in this city, called here
by the death of his mother.
Rev. Allen Judd, of Des Moincs, visit
ed Leon friends between trains Satur-
day while enroute to Garden Grove
where he preached Sunday.
Misses Leona and NeIla johnson went
to Saline, Mo-, Friday to visit few DAYS
at the home of an uncle before leaving
for their home in Oklahoma
Mrs. d. Fl. Peck, Mrs. Mary Robbins,
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Laney and Misses
Pearl and Ona Riley, Of Decatur, were
visiting in this city yesterday.
Mrs. James Zornes, who was called
here by the illness and death of her
MOTHER Mrs. j. III. Evans, returned Mon
day to her home at Grimes, Iowa.
Mrs. George Shaw returned Saturday
to her home at Garden Grove after
spending week at Pleasanton visiting
her son, Suel f. Shaw and family.
A. NJ. Haag, of Pleasanton, passed
| through Leon Saturday, returning from
| Waterloo where he attended the annual
session of the Masonic grand lodge
Claud Clark left Monday to commence
work with HI. ID. Harrelrs gang at Alton.
! Mrs. Clark and baby went to Van Vert
to visit her mother a couple of weeks.
3. G. Ticknall and wife, who were
called ca to this city by the death of Mr..
lIlcknalls sister, Mrs.J ii. Evans, return-
cd Friday to their home at Alta, Iowa.
Mrs. L. j. Smith and sister, Miss Ora
Sankey, OF Lamont, came Tuesday to Wis
it week in this city at the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. sankey.
Mrs.W. r. Cartwright and daughter
Miss Kate, OF High Point. returned
Thursday from Davis City, where they
attended the Andrew CARTWRIGHT we'd
ding.
Mrs. B. r. Treasurer, of Saline, Mo.
was IN Leon Saturday in company with
her sister, Miss Lucy Clark, Of New
Hampton, going to New Hampton for
visit
Judge Il. l.. Parrish and reporter j. S.
Parrish returned to Corydon Thursday
to hear small case which was by
laSreement continued from the regular
term Of court.
Mrs. Hoyle Gilreath and baby RETURN
ed Monday to their home at Grand
River after visiting week in this city
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Weodard
Mrs. Minnie Hughes and Miss Maud
Hammond, of GAINESVILLE stopped off in
this city Monday to visit the. family OF
W. W. Craig while returning from vis-
it with friends at Lamont.
Mrs. u. 5. Manney, who has been yis-
lifting at the home Of her sister, Mrs. J.
E. Lentz, in Woodland and her parents
in Eden township, returned Tuesday to
her home at Marshalltown.
4 Mrs. Samuel Parker and Miss Ida Van
Buskirk returned Friday to their home
at Alta, Iowa, having been called here
I by the sickness and death of Mrs, Park
er's sister, Mrs. j. H. Evans.
James Kindred, one of the substantial
farmers of north Missouri, living few
miles south of Pleasanton, was here Fri
day looking at W. III. Hazlets Red Poll
cattle with view of purchasing.
III. M. Wilson returned Friday to his
nome at Fredonia, kas., after spending a
week in this city, being called here on
business and then delayed for several
days on account of the high water.
4 Mrs.W II. Atha and children returned
Thursday to their home at Charlton af-
ter spending week in this city at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Green Parsons and other relatives.
| W.;
ing college at Champaign, His, arrived
Saturday morning and will spend the
summer in this city, having accepted
employment as book keeper at Swift's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dupree Smith arrived
Tuesday from Chicago. Mr.. Smith will
spend few days in this city with his
family and then leave for South America
to look after his extensive mining prop
critics.
Ed Fl. Alexander returned Friday
from a business trip to Bethany, Mo.
While he was there the body of lady
who was drowned during the flood at
Kansas City, was brought to that city
for burial.
Mrs. Suel r. Shaw who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. A. Fulton during
her severe surgical operation, returned
Thursday to her home at Pleasanton.
her mother being well along the road to
complete recovery.
D. L. Robbins left Monday for Carlisle,
Ark, where he has purchased two farms
and will spend several months there
looking after his property, and will also
engage in the real estate business.
Parties interested in Arkansas real
estate will do well to write him.
G. V. Humphrey, editor of the Van
4 Vert Record passed through Leon Mon
day enroute to ST. Joe in search of two
Van Vert boys, Ralph Fl. Parrish aged
IA, and George McJimsey aged IS years
who left home Friday afternoon, and
were last seen between Decatur City
and Leon. 1t is thought the boys
wanted to see a little of the world and