The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06

lew Jays WORK yet TO Go on Dr. IhPOck-
morton's new house which they built
this summer.
A. M. Garrett, the efficient section
foreman of the Burlington at this sta
tion, left Monday with his family for
two weeks visit with relatives at
Adams, Neb.
Mesdames j. and Harry Stated re-
turned Tuesday from ST. Louis, where
they were visiting at the home of Mrs.
j.. Statzel's cousin and attending the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Brant and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. VAIL returned Thursday to
their homes at Victor, Iowa, after a
pleasant visit at the home of G.. Bonn
near this city.
Mrs. Mary Barrett and daughter Kate
returned Tuesday to their home in Keo-
kuk after weeks visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Patrick Flynn, in Wood
land township. -
Mrs. L. Van Werden and children went
out to DeKalb Monday, being called
there by the illness of her father, DR.. B.
D. DeKalb, who has been quite sick for
couple of weeks.
]. D. Hiatt and wife returned to their
home at Bethany Thursday after spend
ing week visiting at the home OF DR..
o. w. Foxworthy in this city and with
relatives at Pleasanton.
John Powers, the efficient round
house foreman Of the Burlington at Van
Vert, passed through here Saturday on
his way to Kansas City where he will
spend short vacation.
Mrs. F. A. CARRIER and sister, Mrs.
Frank Gittinger, of Center township,
left Monday for Libertyville, Iowa,
where they were called by the serious
illness of their brother.
Miss Ora Hammond, one of the popu-
lar dining room girls at Hotel Leon, left
Tuesday to visit week with her
mother at Keokuk and attend the street
fair in that city this week.
Roy Stout and wife left last Thursday
for GAINESVILLE where they will make
their future home, Mr.. Stout becoming a
partner in the new clothing store of
Forbes & Stout in that city.
Attorneys G. W. Hoffman and v. R.
McGinnis went over to Grand River
last Thursday and spent couple OF
days looking up evidence in cases to be
tried at the coming term of court.
Mrs. E. ]. Mendenhall, of High Point,
took the train here Tuesday for Com
anche, Ind. Iy., where she will visit
couple Of weeks at the home of her son
Sam, who owns ranch near that town.
Mrs. Anna Field, of Creston, district
deputy matron of the Eastern Star, who
visited the chapter in this city Thurs
day night, went to Garden Grove Fri
day to inspect the chapter in that city.
W. H. Lloyd, of Decatur City, was
in Leon Tuesday, and secured supply
OF stationery from THE REPORTER Job.
rooms. He expects to engage in the inn
plement business at Decatur City
shortly.
DR.. W. L. Gleason, of Garden Grove,4
writes us to forward his REPORTER to3
Chicago for few weeks, where he ia
taking postgraduate course to betters
equip himself for his large and growing
practice.
Mrs. R. I. Mitchell returned last
Thursday to her home at Abba after
visiting couple of weeks at the home
OF her brother, ]. F. McMorris, south of
town, and with numerous friends in1
this city.
M. M. Ray and family left Monday for
Maquoeta, Iowa, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Ray is travel
ing for the DR.. Baker Medicine Co., oil
Keokuk, and makes his headquarters atJ
Maquoeta.
Mrs. A. e. Humeston, OF Collbran,
Colorado, who had been visiting herl
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Vanderley
in this city, went to Humeston Satur-
day to visit a few days with relatives
in that city.
]. w. Dickinson and wife returned
to their home at Lock Springs,
Mo-, after pleasant visit with rela-
tives north of town. Their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Offield accompanied them
home for visit Of several weeks.
Miss Lelah Osborn returned Friday
to her duties as bookkeeper for the
Piano Co., at Des Moines, hay-
ing stopped here and visited couple
of days at the home of her parents after
\ trip to the st. Louis Worlds Fair.
G. w. Kelley; who recently spent
month visiting relatives in this city,
writes us to change his REPORTER from
Apishapa, Colo, to Graneros, Colo, he
having been transferred to the latter
place as foreman of track laying gang
If thirty men.
Arthur Forbes came up from Gains
lille Thursday where he was assisting
or few days in getting his new CLOTH
ng store opened, which will be manag-
ID by his son-in-law, Roy Stout. He re-
oorts the new store starting off with a
inc business.
Charles Hodges and daughter Clara,
If Weldon, were Leon visitors Monday
His sister, Mrs. John Ledgerwood went
nome with them to spend a few days
resting up in the country. Mrs. Ledger
wood is just recovering from severe
spell of illness.
]. r. PenniweH and wife returned
Monday morning from two weeks visit
n St. Louis with their sons John and
lin Penniwell and daughter, Mrs. ]. W.
Rush, while they were attending the