The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ Mrs. l.. p. Mards, of Corydon, came
Monday for short visit in this city at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. N. McPhearin.
Mrs. Sarah Clark returned Friday to
her home at DeKalb after visiting a few
days at the home of her uncle, Isaac
Clark, in this city.
Mart Sanger, of Long Creek town
ship, left Monday for a holiday visit
with his daughter, Mrs. nellie Lyman,
at Washington, Kas.
Misses Kate Ogden and Harriet
Meter, two of the Leon teachers attend
ed the teachers meeting at Garden
Grove last Thursday.
w. II. Allbaugh went to Phillipsbnrr ',
Has, last week for Il short visit with
his aged mother whom he had not seen
for number of years.
Vim. Woodland, of Decatur CITY, was
in Leon last Friday, being on his way to
Pleasanton to look after his banking
business in that town.
Rolla Moore returned Thursday to
his home at Blythedale, Mo-, after visit
ing for several weeks at the home of
his parents in this city.
Joe and John Baker, Charles Kelley
aud Henry Street, of Grand River, took
the train here Tuesday for two week s
trip through Oklahoma.
W. X. Macy, of Garden Grove, took
the train here Tuesday for Des Moines,
to visit his wife, who is very i'll at the
II. <. hospital in that city.
Miss Mabel Horner, of Lamont, was in
Leon few hours last Friday, beirG on
her way to Decatur City, where she
gave recital that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Dye returned
Monday to their home at Humeston
after short visit in this city with
their niece, Mrs. J. r. Conrey.
V. X. McGinnis was passenger Fri
day for Garden Grove, where he deliver
ed an address before the Farmers In
stitute and Teachers Meeting.
Miss Agnes Hartshorn returned
Saturday to her home at Davis City,
after visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. c. E. Henderson, in this city.
/, Mrs. J. A. Stout and son Orr of Mine
, LaMotte, Mo-, arrived SATURDAY., being
called here by the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Smallwood.
| Miss Gretchen Myers, who is taking
voice culture in Des Moines, came home
Monday to spend the HOLIDAYS with her
. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Myers.
f
Saturday from Burlington, where the,
have been visiting for several weeks al
the home OF their son, +. Otis Grandstaff
Mrs. Sue Boyd returned last Thursda,
, to her home at Burrows, Mo-, after !;
short visit at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Elliott, south o
I town.
A Mrs. Edward Mcfarland returned
Thursday to her home at Washington
Iowa, after pleasant visit at the hon,
r OF her sister, Mrs. Ernest Nordyke nea1
this city.
, Mrs. E. NJ. Mclaughlin and son Rabbi
returned Saturday to their home n,
Newton, Iowa, after pleasant visit i,
this city at the home of her sister. Mrs
VIM. Marts.
County superintendent Eli Hutchin
son went to Garden Grove Thursday tt
+ attend the Decatur County Farmers
institute and Teachers Meeting helt
Mrs. }. +. fenniwell was called tt
Derby last Thursday evening by /;
telegram announcing the illness of he,
daughter, Mrs. r. f. ,Throckmorton. I'm,
she Is now getting along nicely.
E Give and Enid Alexander. Freds
Teale. Ralph McGinnis and Leo Hoffma,
returned Friday from Garden Grove
where they furnished orchestra music
! for tho Farmers Institute and Teachers
, Meeting.
VIM. Marts returned Friday from
blanchard, Iowa, where he went to look
after the property for which he recent.
: ~ traded. He is well impressed with
that town and is contemplating moving
his family there. ~
c. II. Preston, wife and little son wbo
moved a year ago to Lock, Mont. ar.
rived Saturday fora months visit with
relatives in this vicinity. Mr.. Preston
says that country is a good place to
make money in the rancho business
but as to living there he prefers good
old Iowa every time.
me season of the year draws near
when wise husband will not notice
any sudden furry when he happens to
step into the house. 1t means only
slippcrs necktles or smoking jackets.
License to Wed.