The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-05-03
Van Vert.

Moines for visit with his brother
Frank Porter and family.
Miss Patience HaX returned Monday
from Mitchellville, Iowa, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Ray Smith came Monday from Cedar
Falls for visit with relatives.
Frank Greenland, Of Grand River, was
in this city Wednesday.
Fred Gould was Leon visitor Tues
day.
Joseph Hollingshead came Thursday
from Kansas for visit with his father
in-law, Gilreath Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoadley and family came
Friday from California.
Wesley Osborne returned Friday from
Lamont where he had been on business.
Mr.. Swigle came Saturday from OF
tumwa for visit with his parents, Geo.
Swigle and wife.
The base ball game between Garden
Grove and Van Vert was postponed on
account of disagrceable weather.
Wallace Holt went to Kansas Tuesday
to build house for George Kane and
family.
Mary Rhodes, Mamie Letter and Wes-
ley Osborne spent Sunday afternoon
with Media and Celia Thompson.
Rev. Olsen filled his regular appoint
ment at the M. e. church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Messrs. Cecil Johnson, John Bedding
and Misses Ola Pitman and Minnie
Downey spent Sunday at Leon.
Leila Llauton, Nina Thompson, Jennie
Craft, Eva and Benz. Letiler spent Sun
day with Ida Thompson.
James O'Hair and wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilruth Pierce.
The Van Vert boys played baseball
against some telegraph men Sunday.
They played two games, both being won
by Van Vert. The score was to II
and to s.
Will Wheeler was in Osceola Thurs
day on business.
Will Blair returned Friday from In
dianola, where he had been visiting his
family.
Edd Rushing, of Leroy, was in this
city Monday.
Mr.. Ackerley, of Grand River, was in
this city Monday.
Fred Bone and Edd Gale, of Grand
River, came Monday to take charge of
the drug store which they recently pur-
chased of A. L. Belding.
John Vandcrley, of Humeston, passed
through this city enroute for Des
Moines for visit with friends.
Jay Butts came Monday from Chicago
for weeks visit with his mother, Mrs
Cyrus Walker, before leaving for his
new home at New York City.
Leon CARRIER and Wayne Matheny re-
turned Monday from Knowlton where
they had been visiting Mark Tenant.
GhoS Rloir Of IN, fh;c
city Monday.
Monday.
Judge Evans, of Corydon, was in town
Monday.
Ola Pitman went to Leon Monday fol
a visit with relatives.
John Speer returned Monday to Grand
River after visiting over Sunday with
his parents.
Ira Cunningham, Of DeKalb, was in
town Sunday.
VERNE Sloan, of Grand River, came
Monday for visit with her sister, Mrs
Dell Simmerman.
Mrs. Henderson and children left
for Grand River Monday for visit with
rela tives before leaving for their new
home in Missouri.
Earl Britton returned Monday from
New York where he had been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Farrens was in Des Moines
Friday on business.
DR.. Walker returned Monday from De
catur where he had been on business.
Edith and Fern Lantz are seriously
i'll with lung fever.
Chas. Grimm returned Sunday from
Grand River where he had been clerk
ing in store.
Jim Edwards, of Grand River, was ii
town Monday.
Little Helen Fox is suffering with g
severe burned hand.
Elmer Smith is moving his merchan
disc from Lacelle into the Allie Wilson
building east of the harness shop.
David Mason moved Monday into the
house recently vacated by Mr.. Gill.
Otis Specr, of Warren county, was
here Wednesday visiting his parents
Benz. Speer and wife.
DR.. Eiker, of Decatur, and DR.. Tall
man of this city, were called to Leslie
Saturday on professional business.
Tom Tremble, of Grand River, was
here Monday on business.
Alice Letter spent Sunday with Leila
Thompson.
James Fry and family spent Sunday
with Jerome Trauple and family.