The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-01-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
GRAND river.

Grand River.
!rd's next dates at Grand River
14th to 10Th.
4. Williamson and wife departed
y for lola, Kansas, where they
AXE their future home.
Is Addie Combs and sister Maude,
ceola, came Monday to visit with
lives.
rl Beatty, of Clearfeld, Ia, was in
city Tuesday.
Rev. Scott Jones, of near Decatur,
rs in Grand River Thursday soliciting
disorders for the Davis City Lariat.
Chris. Overholtzer returned Saturday
npm Nebraska where he has been for
past year.
ga G. Donaldson and wife departed
day for their future home in lola,
lsas.
fhe "Black Cats Eye that was given
the opera house Tuesday evening
vas attended by large and attentive
audience.
Rev. VIM. Cox had business in our
own Thursday.
Miss Bessie Brammer and Epha Mum
on were quietly united in marriage
thursday at the home of Rev. Joe
edwards. Miss Bessie is one of our
most accomplished young ladies and is
highly respected by all who know her.
Mr.. Munyon is one of our most promi-
ent young men, being the only son of
Ar. and Mrs. VIM. Munyon. They
tart in life with the brightest of pros
ects before them. Their many friends
Din in wishing them long and happy
fe together.
,,lo u,,1,s d.
ttended church at Center Tuesday
light.
Oscar Draper returned home Monday
rom the west where he has spent the
bast year.
Prof. Cosner left Wednesday for his
home in St. Joseph, Mo-, where he will
spend his vacation with his parents.
Jeffery Binning is not feeling so we'll
this fall as we think it is due to the
large crops he has raised; he had an
excellent crop of potatoes and corn.
Horace Johnston and sister Alice
departed Saturday for Bradyville, Ia,
to spend their vacation.
Miss Angie Sears departed for her
home Saturday to spend vacation
with her parents.
Y The watch contest ended Monday
apd Miss Tressie Emily was the lucky
ole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green are the
happy parents of a baby boy that took
up{his abode with them Wednesday.
The NJ. e. Sunday school gave can
tata Christmas eve, having large and
attentive audience waiting for Santa to
come with his presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mcconnell, of
Osceola, came Monday to spend few
Adays with relatives.
Y Jess Hawk is building new wood
house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turl Williamson visited
at the home of Ellsworth Brammers
Friday.
Skating is fine on the river. A large
and merry crowd of the married as we'll
as the single were found enjoying
themselves skating Friday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Grimm visited her parents
in Van Vert last week.
Miss Opal Mcconnell, of Beacons-
!, field. is visiting Mrs. E. Hanes this
week.
George Trower returned home from
Oklahoma Sal urday; he says there is
no place like home.
Harvey Garren and wife came from
Des Moines Saturday. They will m ike
their future home on a farm near Elk
hart, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kingman and
little Louise, Of Des Moines, are visit
ing Mrs. kiDgman's parents this week.
Jess Durham and wife left for st.
Joseph, Saturd; y, to visit with relatives
Miss Mertie Edwards left for her
her home in Diagonal Saturday to visit
With her parents.
~
Shenandoah Saturday wnere he is at
tending college. Dennis will graduate
from the Normal the last of July.
Chas. Bradshaw is visiting friends in
I Grand R yer this week.
Mr. Albert Tillotson, of Clark county.
IFS visiting her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs.
z. T. Taylor.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Browns daughter
died Saturday. The remains were laid
to rest in the Young cemetery. Rev.
Joe Edwards conducted the services.
Earl Britten and Miss Della Young
attended the dance at Van Vert Tues
day night.
Glen Peasley went home Monday to
spend vacation with his parents and
friends at Fairfield.
Mrs. Mary Brammer left Saturday
for Osceola to visit over Sunday with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Eaves left Satur-
day for Lacona and Charlton to visit
relatives.
George Louthan returned home Tues
day to visit his parents.
George Harris, of Des Moines, is
visiting his cousin, Thos. Paulis Taylor.
Geo. Burchett returned Friday from
the Indian Territory, where he has
been visiting E. NJ. Grimm and family.
Miss Rosa Burkhart and mother re-
turned to Allerton after weeks
vacation at home. Miss Rosa is teach
ing in the High School.
q Miss Alta Hauenstein returned to her
school in Garden Grove township.
Mrs. Dan Day is on the sick list.
Miss Sada Kelley returned to Des
Moines where she is working at the
dressmaking trade.
Mrs. Rosa Smith, of Hopeville, is
viSitinr relatives and friends of thic