The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-17

Mrs. l.. F. CURE departed Monday
pleasant visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. w. M. Smith, in Eden town
ship.
Dennis Daughton, John Frost and Ben
Bledsoe, of southeast of Leon, returned
Tuesday from Chicago where they took
big shipment of livestock last Sat
urday.
Mrs.J.H.Robinson, of Davis City, pass
ed through Leon last Thursday on her
installed the new officers of the Rebekah
lodge. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Cox, j. ]. Post and son Mark Post,
of Bethany, Mo-, attended the funeral
of little Hazel Cox in this city last
Friday.
Member of the board A. B. McClaran
went to his home in Hamilton township
Saturday to visit over Sunday with his
Monday.
Mrs. A. Armstrong returned Mon
day to Davis City where she is assisting
her husband with series of meetings,
after spending Sunday at her home in
this city.
J. H. Evans departed Friday for storm
Lake, Iowa, where he was called by the
dangerous illness of his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Betsy Parker, who is very low with
pneumonia.
E. o. Alexander and wife returned
Saturday from Garden Grove, where
they were visiting at the home of Mrs.
Alexanders mother, Mrs. S. E. Buffum
for few days.
Miss Florence Skiles, trained nurse
from Creston, who has been waiting on
patients in this vicinity for short
time, left Monday for Humeston to take
charge of case.
Mrs. G. M. Meeker, of Decatur City,
came over last Thursday for short
visit with her daughter, Miss Maud,
who was operated upon in this city the
first of the week.
Chairman of the board of supervisors,
John f. Hacker spent Sunday with his
family on his fine farm near Van Vert,
the board having adjourned Saturday
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Mrs. Fred Smith, of Blockley, came
Monday for short visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. j. H. Stanley, of
Humeston, who had been visiting at
Blockley for few days.
Mrs. f. W. CARRIER, of north of town,
returned Tuesday from Des Moines,
where she had been for several weeks
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necessary some time ago.
| D. L. Robbins left Tuesday for his
home at Carlisle, Ark, after pleasant
visit with many old friends in this
vicinity. He reports everything flour.
ishing down in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cornett and daugh
ter, Mrs. Jennie Cooper, of Davis City
came Friday to visit few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Gore, anc
other relatives in this city.
i C. e. Chastain, of Eden Prairie
returned Monday from two weeks tril
down in Texas. He says they are hav
ing delightful winter down in Texas
but SO are we here in Iowa.
Mrs. ]. S. Parrish and son Frederik
went to Corydon Saturday and visited
over Sunday with Mr.. Parrish who i!
attending the January session of Judge
Evans court in that town.
Mrs. Joe Bailey and daughter Mis-!
Gladys, of High Point, returned Satur
day from Belle PLANE, Iowa, where the!
visited at the home of Mrs. Bailey.
mother, Mrs. Hannah Meneugham.
Toh,, w V1oecor onl Jo,rb4ou M,
Ida departed Tuesday for Texas
where Miss Ida will visit her sistel
Mrs. J. S. Warner and Mr.. WATSON will
look after his real estate business.
E. Nordyke, of Washington, Iowa
who was visiting at the home of hi!
brother, Ernest Nordyke, near this city
left Tuesday for Amarillo, Texas, t.
take look at that booming country.
Miss Pearl Nc lurg returned saturda.
to her home at Mt. Ayr, having beer
employed as a trained nurse for severa
weeks at the home of Henry Hughe.
north of town, whose baby was very
sick.
Mrs. G. o. Greever, of Des Moines
and Mrs. L. Oberkamper, of Cooper
Iowa, returned Monday to their homes
after short visit in this city at tn,
home of their amt, Mrs. Matild
!, Rumley.
Charles Hucke, of st. Joe, was the
guest of E. B. McClelland in this city
couple of days last week. Mr.. Huckt
was employed as operator at the Burl
ington depot in this city some seventeen
, years ago.
Dan Sullivan left Monday for De
/ Moines, to assume his duties as one Q
the assistant doorkeepers of the low
Senate, to which position he was elect
ed through the good influences o
senator Stookey.
| J.J. Post. of Bethany, Mo-, forme
resident of this city, came up Thursda
to make arrangements for the burial {
his little eight months old grandchilc
! Hazel Cox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. v
H. Cox, of Bethany.
Taylor Mercer, an old time residen
y of Bloomington township, now residin
,, near Princeton, Mo-, was in Leon las
: Friday, being on his way to Tuskeego t
visit his sister, Mrs. Perry Orfield, VIII