The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-09-20

city.
Mrs. H. E. Henderson returned Satur-
day to her home at Garden Grove after
visiting few days with friends in this
city.
Miss Lucille Alexander left Monday
for Des Moines where she will study
music at Drake University the coming
year.
Miss Madeleine Ghormley departed
Saturday for Des Moines where she viii
attend Drake University the coming
year.
Mrs. II. L. McClaran, of Davis City
came last Thursday and visited few
days in this city at the home of VIM
Biggs.
Ira Keim, of north of town, returned
Monday from Hardin, Mo-, where he
had been visiting for q couple Of
months.
Glen and Margaret Hammil, of Gar.
den Grove, came down last Thursday
for short visit at the home of Floyd
Preston.
Mrs. Maggie Sylvester, of Davis
City, returned home Friday after
spending few days with friends in
this city.
Mrs. Cora Shelton returned Thursday
to her home at Decatur City after a
short visit with friends and relatives in
this city.
Miss Ruth Sanger, who is teaching
near Garden Grove, visited over Sun
day at the home of her parents near
this city.
Mrs. II. L. McClaran returned to her
home at Davis City Friday after a few
days visit in this city at the home OF
VIM. Biggs.
Mrs. S. e. Terry returned Friday to
her home at Davis City after a short
visit in this city at the home of Mrs
Irwin Gore.
Bishop E. L. Kelley, of independence
Mo-, was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of his son, attorney W. B. Kelley
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Beard, of Osceola
came down Wednesday noon to spend a
couple of days with their many friends
in this city.
Miss Grace Longacre, who was visit
ing at the home of Ed Griffin, southeast
of Leon, returned Saturday to her home
at Kellerton.
Mrs. Orr Sang lefo Monday for hel
home in Chicago after visiting few
days in this city with her sister, Mrs
H. r. Layton.
, G. F. Matsler was a passenger Mon
day for GAINESVILLE where he is looking
after piano business this week for w
A. Alexander.
Mrs. Catharine Warner, of near Val
Vert was in Leon last Thursday, return
ing home from visit with her brothe
near Redding.
DR.. H. r. Layton was called to Lero,
Monday in consultation with Dl
:, Throckmorton, of Derby in a complicat
ed medical case.
Rev. Father Richard Aide, of Chair
ton, was in Leon Tuesday, being o.
his way to Woodland, where he hell
church services.
$ Mrs. J.W. Rowell left Thursday TO
Denver, Colorado, where she will visi
couple of weeks with a cousin an
l numerous friends.
Miss Lizzie Stewart returned Thurs
day to her home at Humeston after
visit at the home of Sam Overholtze
b northeast of Leon.
Mrs. H. A. Kelley, of Davenport
), Iowa, arrived Saturday for a visit a
4 the home of her daughter, Mrs. B.
Craigo, in this city.
y w. H. Warnstaf, of Van Vert, wa
h down last Thursday visiting at tn
home of his brother ]. L. Warnstaff an
attending the circus.
;, Is. Penniwell and wife returne
Friday evening from Mt. Ayr wher
they visited week at the home of M
Il and Mrs. r. E. Fisher.
J.N. Zubrod, who has been employee
for several weeks as butter maker a
:, the creamery, left Tuesday for hi
. home at independence.
Mrs. W. H. McCalla and daughte
). Mrs. G. e. Chastain and children, lei
3 Tuesday for two weeks visit wit
relatives at Pratt, kas.
Mrs. Lena Davis and niece, Miss Clar
NICHOLS, OF Wfay, COlO., afflVeu Iues
day for visit with relatives and oil
l., friends in this vicinity.
) Rev. Leo VanderHayden, of Beave
City, Neb., who preached series {
O sermons the past week at Crown Chape
t returned home Tuesday.
Willie Ketcham departed Thursda
/ for Denver, Colorado, where he ha
J. accepted a good position with tn
Edison Electric Light Co.
S Mrs. Frank Grimes and children, {
# Bethany, Mo-, came last Friday to Wis
her mother, Mrs. Emma Bowman an
other relatives in this city.
v Thomas Rpperly and wife visited owe
Sunday at the home Of their son, Wi
Epperly, who is in charge of a sectio
) on the railroad at Osceola.
S. H. Lorey went to Des Moines Sa
urday where he will visit few weel
s at the home of his son Frank Lorey an
n daughter Mrs. w. w. White.
Miss Ella Kemp, instructor Of must