The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-01-21

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John Scott and J. r. Carver, of the
Lamont Chronicle, were looking after
business in this city last Thursday.
M. B. Merritt who has been working
in the Republican office for several
weeks returned to Lamont NJ onday.
Mise Dollie Farnes came down from
Des Moines Tuesday for short visit at
the home of her parents in this city.
A. Olsen, of Lamont, was an over Sun
day visitor in this city at the home Of
his son, county attorney A. p. Olsen.
Mrs. Nj. H. Lille, of Des Moines, came
Friday to visit week with Miss Allie
Gardner and other relatives in this city.
Ed. Stanley, Of Omaha, Neb., came last
Thursday for a short visit with his
mother and other relatives in this city.
Lew Fl. Young, the well know travel
ing salesman for Myers Bros. Drug Co.,
of st. Louis, was Leon visitor Tuesday.
Representative E. j. Sankey returned
Friday from Des Moines, the legislature
having adjourned on Thursday until the
Goth. &
G. r. Goble, one of our good friends
living east of Davis City, had business
in Leon Monday and made us pleasant
call.
Mrs. Jess Stevens and her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Harrow, left Saturday for
few days visit with relatives at Clear
field.
Mrs. James w. Hurst returned Tues
day from visit at Newton with her
sister and also spent few days in Des
Moines.
We received pleasant call Tuesday
from r. c. Dale, of May, Oklahoma, a
on visit.
K. Harp, of Davis City, accompanied
by his nephew, G. E. Harp. of Lamont,
spent couple of days in Leon the first
of the week.
Mrs. John Grimes. of Nebraska, who
is visiting relatives at Davis City,
spent couple of days in Leon the first
of the week.
DR.. B. l.. McNay, veterinary from
Humeston, was called here Saturday to
attend fine horse owned by l.. L. Gam
mon, Of Eden.
Mrs. Len Simpson left Saturday for
Carthage, Mo-, where she will visit a
few weeks with two daughters residing
at that place.
! Miss Lille McGinnis, a popular young
lady from Farragut, is visiting at the
home of her uncle, +. A. Gardner, north
west of Leon.
Glen, Lyss and Harry jenkins and Ed
Harris left Tuesday on trip to South
| Dakota, their objective point being
/ Chamberlain.
MrssE A. Adams, of Van Vert, came
yesterday to visit few days at the
home of her father, w. H. McCalla,
southeast of Leon.
Mrs.J A. Caster and Mrs. o. q. Hull
returned Friday evening from few
days visit in Des Moines, where they
witnessed Ben Hur.
Harry Craigo, of Garden Grove, ac-
companied by his cousin, Miss Hazel
Craigo, of Oskaloosa, visited relatives
in this city Tuesday.
DIR. Harry Stempel and bride, of Ft.
Madison, came Monday to spend a few
days at the home Of his brother, w. G..
Stempel, in this city.
Mrs. S.S.Starkey returned to her home
of Davis City Tuesday after a pleasant
visit in this city at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Hal Lutz.
Attorney Lewis B. jackson returned
Friday evening from Grand River,
where he had been looking after legal
matters for a few days.
M. Mills and wife returned Thursday
to their home at Memphis, Mo-, after a
pleasant visit at the home of their son,
Il. r. Mills, in this city.
Mrs. r. J. Richardson returned to her
home at Pleasanton Friday after visit
ing few days in this city at the home
of her brother, VIM. Biggs.
Miss Halle Miller who is recovering
from severe attack of sickness, went
to Decatur Friday to spend few days
visiting friends in that city.
Rev. Mrs. Sadie Gibbons who has
been preaching at Crown chapel left
Friday for Udell, Iowa, where she filled
he appointment on Sunday.
Charles Carroll, the effic lent janitor at
the court house, went to Osceola Tues
day to appear before the pension board
for an increase Of his pension.
Ed. Walters who has been employed
as grader at Swift & Company's poultry
house in this city for several months
returned to Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. M. A. Hall returned Friday tx
her home at Van Vert after pleasant
visit at the home of Henry Oney and tn,
Chastain families east of town.
Miss Florence Finley, who has beef
attending business college at Kansas
City, was called home last week by thu
illness and death of her father.
Harry Wright, the popular bookkeepe
at Swift & Company's, left Saturda
+ night for Abba, where he will spend
: weeks vacation visiting friends.
d. f. Lambert, editor of the Lamon