The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-10-18
THE REPORTER. THURSDAY. &C roBER Is. 1906

Mrs. l.. }. Lands and little daughter,
of Grand River, have been visiting in
this city the past week with her sisters,
Mesdames l.. p. Van Werden and e. H.
Sharp.
County treasurer W. H. Young went
to Grand River Monday to spend few
days with his family who recently re-
turned to their fine farm near Grand
River.
w. c. kimport and wife, of Des
Moines. came Tuesday for visit at the
home OF Mrs. Kimport's mother, Mrs.
Hazlet, and other relatives on Eden
prairie.
w. r. Ellnwood left last Thursday
for Quincy, H., where he visited few
days with his son, Beryl, who is attend
ing the Gem City Business College in
that city.
Mrs. H. A. Wright and baby returned
Thursday from GAINESVILLE, where they
had been visiting few days at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Biddison.
Mrs. Ellen Coin, of Atkinson, Kas.,
who was visiting old friends in this
city, went to Osceola Saturday to visit
few days at the home of her son,
Will Glaze.
S. A. Gates left Monday for Center
vile where he went on business con-
nected with the coal situation here, and
from that city will go to Milan, Mo-, on
legal business.
Elmer j. Brown, of north of town,
left Tuesday for trip to Paoli, Kas.,
where he purchased large tract of
land last spring and is making prepare
lions to move their.
Albert Mullin, wife and children re-
turned last Thursday to their home at
Pipestone, Mimi, after pleasant visit
in this city at the home of his mother
and other relatives.
Special pension examiner J. j. Horri-
gan and little son, of Charlton, were in
Leon last Friday, Mr.. Horrigan being
here on business connected with the
pension department.
w. A. Ramsey, one of our good
friends who lives in Long Creek town
ship, was transacting business in this
city last Thursday and made this
Office pleasant call.
J.J. Crees of Richland township, took
the train here Tuesday for Winnipeg
Canada, where he has purchased con-
siderable land the past few months, and
goes now to look after it.
Roy Pierce, wife and baby, of Cres-
ton, arrived in Leon last Friday, and
will make this city their home, Mr.
Pierce being employed at the Clarinda
Poultry, Butter and Egg Co. plant.
j. M. Caldwell, of Des Mones, was ar
over Sunday visitor in this city at the
home of f. M. Osborn. Mr.. Caldwell
has been installing new furnaces fol
several parties at Kellerton and Davis
City.
B. ]. Tillotson and wife, of McCool
county, S. D., who have been visiting
with relatives south of Pleasanton
went to Ottumwa Monday where they
will visit at the home of Mr.. Tillotson's
brother.
J. w. Honnold left Tuesday Afternoon
for Big Piney, Wyoming, where he ha:
the contract for plastering the big
ranch house erected this summer by
M. Nicholson, expecting to be absen1
five or six weeks.
Mrs. Sherman Rumley and daughter
Miss Dottie returned Thursday from
Ft. Dodge, where they went severa
weeks ago on account of Miss Dottie'!
health, which has been quite poorl.
for several months.
Mrs. G. M. Wheeler, of Pleasanton
came last Thursday to spend few day:
: at the home of her brother, Fores
Lorey, who was badly injured las
Wednesday evening by being run owe
by the big fire engine.
, w. W. White, of Des Moines, cam,
down last Thursday, being called herr
: by the accident of his brother-in-law
Forest Lorey. Mrs. White was unable
to get to the train in time to come witt
, him, but came down Friday.
G. W. Jenree left Friday for st. Joe
where he will spend few days visiting
at the home of his son, brakeman G. H
. Jenree, and will then go to Grand Is
land, Neb., where he expects to spent
the winter visiting with relatives.
Miss Hattie Brown departed Frida,
for her home in Chicago after tw
months visit at the home Of her uncle
Capt. J. D. Brown, in this city. Mis-
Hattie has many friends here VIII
}, greatly enjoyed her stay in this city.
,, W. W. White and wife, of Des Moines
who were called here by the acciden
to Mrs. Whites brother, Forest Lorey
f went to Pleasanton Saturday for
} short visit at the homes of Mrs. White
;, sisters, Mesdames J. w. Chew and {
NJ. Wheeler.
), j. P. Alldredge of Springfield, ILL.,. VIII
' had been visiting at the home of hi
$ brother, B. D. Alldredge, in Eden towr
ship. returned home Tuesday. His sis
: ter, Mrs. Sarah Cain, of Chicago, VIII
y was also here visiting, returned HON
: the same day.
Sherman Ketcham, of Melbourn,
n Iowa, came in Thursday and visited
4 day with his brother, G. Nj. Ketcham, i
$ this city. Mr.. Ketcham is employed q
a travelling auditor on the G. G. w.
R.. and this was his first visit here fc
y y about ten years.
n d. w. McCutchap. of Scottsyill