The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-23
From Our Correspondents
Van Vert

Alva Davis and wife were in Leon
Thursday on business.
Mrs. A. l.. Bedding returned Thursday
from Des Moines and Creston, where
she had been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gardner of Leon,
attended Woman lodge in this city
Thursday evening. They left on the
morning train Friday for Colorado as
delegates to the Yeomen convention.
Mary Johnson returned Friday from
Weldon where she had been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Woods.
Eva Hauenstein, Of Grand River, visit
ed over Sunday with her cousins, Media
and Celia Thompson.
Anna Tabler returned Monday to her
home at Leon after visiting few days
with Emma Barr.
| Mrs. Kennel went to Leon Monday
on business.
Ida Downey went to Decatur CITY
Monday for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs and Agnes Shell
spent Sunday at Decatur City.
L. e. Edwards came Saturday from
Omaha for a visit with friends.
Earl Matheny came Saturday from
Dakota for visit with his parents.
Prof. Reed, Agnes Shell, Ethel King
and Blanche Bates attended the teach.
ers convention at Humeston FRIDAY
and Saturday.
DR.. lllgenfritz, of Osceola, was in this
city Nonday.
Loran Thompson and Ernest Jones
spent Sunday at Grand River.
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Thompson enter.
tanned number of young people at
their home Saturday evening in homo,
of Gillian G. Gardner's Both birthday
The evening was spent in playing games
music and social chat. At 1890 re
freshments were served, consisting o1
oysters. popcorn balls and apples. Mr.
Gardner received several presents to
help him remember the happy event
About 1880 they all returned to ,heil
homes wishing him many happy birth.
days. Those present were: Misses
DulIa Fuller, Bessie Knight, Alice
Simms, Mabe Fry, Lola Kane, Grace
Mote, Dollie Thompson, Eva Hauen
stein, of Grand River, Mary Rhodes
Lennie Gardner. OF Leon, Media Thomp
son, Celia ThompSon, and Messers
Clarence Fry, Jim Moore, Ernest Jones
Lotus O'Hair, Perry Miner, Ray Thomp
son, Gussic Rhodes, VIM. Miller, Elb;
Strong, Loran Thompson.
The Yeomel lodges of Leon and Crane
River were in this city Thursday even
ing helping organize lodge in thi
city. Seven new members were takel
in.
Charles Evans and family have NOV e,
into the house recently vacated b,
Stewart Fulmer.
r F, D. No. 3.
]. H. Morgan and wife spent las
week at Westerville at the home of hi
sister, Mrs. EVAN.
Lou Housh visited over Sunday wit
Grace Beavers at High Point.
John Ray is the boss corn husker il
these parts. lie husked I29 bushels i
ten hours in corn that was down. VIII
can beat it?
J. M. Miller and wife visited tn
family of VIM. Haak near PleasantoI
last Sunday.
Grandpa Fulton visited Edgar an
Fern Fulton Sunday.
Miss Winnie Housh closed fall teri
of school at Welcome last Friday.
George McBee an old time residen
of Eden township is reported browne,
in Waubonsie lake in Fremont county
! by the capsizing of his boat.
w. j. Smith and Vim. Ray spent Sun
day with George Vices.
Walter Campbell and Ida Standfor
were Sunday callers at H. Manchester
Lon Fulton spent last week in Appa
moose county. While there visited l.
McDonough and reports Ike doing fine
: Marion Wisdom and VIM. Hawker
bury are hauling tics for the K. s. W.
S. P. Hoover is gathering corn 70
VIM. Blacklnan, of Bl0ckley.
There will be an old fashioned shoot
5 ing match at Ac Brazeltons Saturda,
Come and get your turkeys.
Walter Blake was Sunday caller a
Barlean brothers..
II Thank The Lord!"
! cried Hannah Plant. of Little Rocl
Ark, for the relief got in Bucklen
Arnica Salve. 1t cured my feaffl
running sores which nothing els
I would heal, and from which had snffe
ed for years." 1t is marvellous hea
er for cuts, burns and wounds. Guaral
teed at L. P. Van Werden's drug stor,
Csc.