The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-02-04
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/ G. B. Townsend, of Decatur City, was
in Leon Thursday, being on his way to
Mt. Ayr to look after some business in
that city for the Citizens Bank.
John WATSON returned Sunday from
st. Joe, where he had taken shipment
of cattle from his farm, shipping them
over the Rock Island from Lineville.
Senator Marion F. Stookey came
down from Des Moines last evening to
attend to some urgent business matters.
He will return to Des Moines this after
noon.
Mrs. Harry Bowen and little daughter
returned Thursday to their home at
Conway, after pleasant visit in this
city at the home of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. f. Waight.
A. P. Culbertson and wife, Of Prosser,
Neb who We're visiting at the home of
their son, b. l.. Culbertson in this city,
left Friday for Humeston to visit rela-
tives in that vicinity.
| A. G.. Merwin, who has been visiting
for month past in this city with his
sister, Mrs. w. A. Alexander, left Tues
day for lola, Kas., where his parents
are spending the winter.
Mrs. G. w. Carmean and daughter, of
Kellerton, came over Saturday on a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Evans, being called here by the serious
illness of Mrs. J. r. Bowsher.
Mrs. W. A. Ferren and daughter
Freeda returned Thursday to their home
at Clearlield after visiting for couple
\ Of nj NV, bo of
Z parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Waight.
A. S. Parker, of Pleasanton, took the
t train here Tuesday for trip through
n southern Missouri, his destination being
Lonoke, Ark, where he goes to look at
i the country with view of locating.
If John w. Waterman who has been
spending couple of weeks in this city,
went to Van Vert Saturday where he
= visited over Sunday with friends before
returning to his home at Muscatine.
G. A. Offield, Of Center township
y, went to Darlington, Mo-, Friday where
- he met his wife who has been visiting
relatives at Lock Springs, Mo-, for sew
nj eral weeks. They returned home Satur
th day.
j. e. Bruner, former we'll know
er farmer residing in Eden township, re
lis turned Monday to his home in De
Moines after short visit in Eden a
no the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fran
, ie Chastain.
M. Lathrop, of Trenton, Mo-, forme
~ well known resident of this count,
Nv spent the latter part of last week i
~ this city on business while returnin
from business trip to the northern pal
Ter of the state.
Hold Moore returned from Glenwoo
Monday where he was called last wee
IN by the serious illness OF his sister WI
is still in precarious condition. II
mother remained at Glenwood to nurs
yas her daughter.
q. J.H. Dotson and wife, of Crab Orchar
Neb., who have been visiting relative
me- in the vicinity of Lamont and Leon, le
it. Friday for Knoxville to visit few day
ty. with relatives in that city before r,
81 turning home.
IN Mrs. Anna Sayres, Of Hiawatha, Ka.
SIS. who has been visiting relatives in tn
M city for a few weeks, departed Saturda
he for Des Moines where she will visit
1r- few days and go to Webster City to tax
charge of millinery store.
ne I. P. Casey and bride. Of Barring, Mo
ne are spending few days at the home {
of his brother-in-law, A. w. Bryson, i
Woodland township. In company wit
49, Mr.. Bryson he made pleasant call a
20 THE REPORTER Office Saturday.
ne G. MAGELLAN and wife returned Thurs
day to their home in Des Moines ate
VIZ visiting few days with relatives an
he friends in this vicinity. MIR. Machla
NJ. is employed as state carpenter at Eos
ter's Opera House in Des Moines.
he Pres. Wiley former well known res
rn dent of High Point township, now resio
or ing at Albuquerque, N. NJ, arrived
Leon Saturday and will spend few day
;. in this county looking after bushes
4, Is matters.
jer r. w. Bruce returned to Garden Grov
Monday after spending week in thi
life city. He has not yet decided where
ed will locate, but is considering sever;
,ts newspaper propositions, and hopes
remain somewhere in the Eighth di
trict.
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us, r. II. Spence, the we'll known attorne
lrt of Mt. Ayr, passed through Leon Sa
urday on his way to Des Moines
spend few days visiting the legisl
7fe ture and incidentally working fe
politics, as he is chairman of the repu
eA- lican state committee.
,ad Miss Ella Finley returned to her wo
,ad in Chicago Saturday evening, aft
.aa visiting couple Of weeks with h
az mother in this city. She was acco
panied by little Genevieve Simmons,
,ur- Chicago, who visited her grandparen
fter Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hoffhines while M
aac Finley was here.
George Jennings, of Garden Gro
gay was in Leon Friday, purchasing sup
OF of telephone poles to replace those
=. stroyed for the Garden Grove exchar
during the recent sleet storm. The tie
dav phone system in that town was ba,