The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-11-10

MS nome at weldon AFTER spending a
few days in this city looking after BUSH
ness matters.
Mrs. w. H. Paris and son Ralph re-
turned last Thursday from St. Louis
where they had been visiting the
Worlds Fair.
G. M. Ketcham and j. A. Caster left
Saturday for Chamberlin S. d., where
they will batch it for week on Mr..
Ketcham's claim.
Mrs. ]. II. Robinson returned Friday
to her home at Davis City after visiting
Mrs. ]. w. Honnold.
Misses Lenna Beavers and Bertha
Deisher, of Woodland, returned last
Thursday from ten day visit at the St.
Louis Worlds Fair.
A. J. Moulton returned Thursday to
his home near Lamont, after spending
ten days in this city serving as menl-
Der of the grand jury.
B. r. Mcdaniel and O. w. Halstead, of
Davis City, returned home last Thurs
day after serving for ten days as mem-
bers of the grand jury.
Mrs. Jonathan Hamilton, Mrs. M. w.
Davis and Mrs. ]. F. Lewis left Tuesday
for St. Louis, where they will attend the
Worlds Fair for week.
]. E. Penniwell, of st. Louis, came in
Tuesday in time to vote and will enjoy a
three weeks vacation with his parents
and many friends in this city.
Mrs. A. G. Stephens, Of Woodland, de-
parted Tuesday for Oaks, Neb., where
she was called by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. 7. r. Beavers.
F. f. Bedier and wife went over to
Kellerton last Thursday and visited a
couple of days at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Greenman.
G. NJ. Keller and John Barry and son
left Sunday for Marcelline, Mo-, where
they went to look at farm which Mr..
Barry is contemplating purchasing.
B. M. Anderson, wife and baby, of La
moni, spent Friday night in this city.
Mr.. Anderson is travelling salesman for
the Carpenter Paper Co., of Omaha.
Mrs. Hattie Cartwright returned
Thursday to her home at Davis City
after spending few days with the
Cartwright families east Of this city.
! Mrs. N. ]. Boothroy, of Mitchellville
Iowa, was in Leon last Thursday en-
route to Garden Grove, where she is
visiting with relatives for few days.
Ed Kemp, who has been at Ef6ngham
Kas., for several months selling pianos
came in Monday morning to vote and
visit few days with his family in this
city.
DR.. Herman Stempel, of 1T. Madison
spent the latter part of last week ir
this city visiting his brother, w. G.
Stempel, and enjoying few days quail
hunting.
:. Miss Jess Pryor returned Friday to
Clarinda where she is employed as
trimmer in millinery store, after Wis
iting few days with her parents il
this city.
/ Mr.. E. o. Moore who is working in the
railway mail service, 18th division anG
stationed at ST. Louis, Mo-, came in tx
vote and take his annual vacation witt
home folks.
| DR.. N. E. vredenburg, of Moorhead
Iowa, in company with his mother-in
law, Mrs. Mary Brown, of iPleasanton
was transacting business in this cit,
last Thursday.
Ed Coffin, of Council Bluffs, came il
Friday to visit couple of weeks Will
friends in this city. His headquarter.
are at Council Bluffs and he is still sell
ing fruit trees.
Mrs. Olive Boggs and children, of Os
ceola, came last Thursday for avisi
with her brother, Leonard Dickey, i
being the first time they had seen eacl
other for six years.
Lotion Gassett and sister, Mrs. Elm,
| Morrill, left Monday morning for st. Joe
where they were called to attend tn
funeral of their sister, Mrs. Homer A
Dye, who died Sunday.
Harry Aten, who is clerking in Gam
mills drug store at Osceola, came dow
last Friday and spent day with friend
in this city, while on his way to Gardel
Grove for short visit. M
Judge W. e. Miller and wife, of Bed
ford, were in Leon Monday and Tuesday
The Judge returned home to vote AM
Mrs. Miller stopped at Garden Grove
visit few days with friends.