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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-23
Garden Grove.

Ed Brown returnd from Henderson,
Iowa, last week where he has been the
past few months.
Mr.. Bennett, of Woodland, Iowa, came
last week to join his wife who has been
here for some time visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Amos.
Will Brown, of Crown, was here Mon
day and delivered horse to Fisher &
Daniel.
/ Bessie Dilsaver has purchased the
Gillette Sisters millinery stock and
took possession last week.
Louis Reick and wife went to Davis
City Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs. H. e. Arnold. Mrs. Wayne Boyd
andlBessie Judd, of Grand River, went
to Davis City Sunday to visit their
brother, Ralph Judd and wife.
Last Wednesday afternoon the resi-
dence Of ]. j. McClung on Main street
was burned to the ground, about half
of the contents of the house being
saved.
]. NJ. Pickering, Of Leon, who was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Craigo, returned home Saturday.
Will Curry, of Leon, was here Friday
visiting friends.
MISS Clever, OF Humeston, who has
been visiting with Mrs. Eveland return
ed home Thursday.
Mrs. Sigler, of Leon, who has been
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. 81.
! Jennings, returned home Thursday.
G. P. Arnold Was in Leon last Thurs
day attending a conference of the
leaders Of the Democratic party Of the
county.
W. II. Snyder who has been living on
his farm between here and Leon, has
rented the Eveland place and moved
there last week. His son Walter will
take charge of his farm for the coming
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-23
Saturday Matinee P. N. at the Lyric Children sc.
possum Trot.

Lew Overholtzer, of near Fairview,
was calling at Frank Worden's Monday.
Quite few from this neighborhood
attended party at Sam Overholtzer's
last Monday night.
Miss Minnie Kennedy returned from
North English last Tuesday where she
spent her vacation with her parents.
Those who spent last Thursday even
ing at Butler Wilson's were Lloyd
Smith wife and daughter, Frank Worden
and wife, Ross Judd and wife and
Minnie Kennedy.
Frank Foust was counted among the
sick again last week.
Mrs. Lloyd Smith and daughter Lois
were the guests of Mrs. Hugh Smith
one day last week.
Ira Worden, Newman Manchester,
Newman Worden and Lloyd Hensley
spent Friday evening at Frank Wor-
denis.
Mrs. Lew Smith spent one day last
week at Mart Britten's.
Dorman Trisler and wife were the
guests of Frank Worden and wife one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen. from near Leslie
came Friday and spent Saturday with
their daughter, Mrs. Butler Wilson.
George Mullens and Willie Grogan
from Leon spent few days last week
with the formers sisters Mrs. Grogan
and Stiles.
Frank Hickman and wife from Wood
land visited in this neighborhood few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell spent Sunday at
the home of Lloyd Smith.
Mrs. ]. H. Delk was calling at Charley
Worden's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Abe Pollard called on Mrs. G.
Worden Friday afternoon.
Virgil Arney and family from near
Fairview spent Sunday at Frank Wor-
denis.
Mike Grogan and wife spent Sunday
at Bert Stiles.
Mable Meacham spent Sunday with
her parents.
Mrs. Ross Judd entertained about
Is of her friends Saturday night at a
card party and oyster supper. All re-
port jolly good time.
Those spending Sunday at Uncle Joe
Worden's were: E. T. Worden wife and
daughter, Newman Manchester, Harvey
Worden and Claud Worden.
Misses Vivian and Ollie Arney were
calling on their Aunt Sill Worden Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Worden and daughter
Georgia spent Saturday afternoon at j..
]. Smiths.
Mrs. Charley Worden who was thrown
from a buggy and quite badly hurt one
day last week is better at this writing.
Ed Hurst and Lottie Worden attended
theatre at Leon Friday night.
Henry Haskell and fair lady drove to
Leon Saturday afternoon.
j. W. Delk and wife were business
callers at Leon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ross Judd was quite sick few
days last week with the Grippe.
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Burr Oak Ridge.

Charley Honn and wife returned to
their home at Shenandoah after a
pleasant visit with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gill Vanderpool.
Mrs. A. j. Rumley spent Saturday
with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hamil-
ton, who is suffering with neuralgia.
Willard Chastain visited Sunday with
Jess Arnold.
Mrs. McCalla and Mrs. Chas. Chastain
spent one day last week with Mrs. Gill
Vanderpool.
Garner & Cannon have been saving
wood in this vicinity.
Mrs. Chas. Chastain received birth
card announcing the birth of a baby
boy, Earl Oliver. at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. E. O. Johnson, at Ell Reno,
Okla. Their many friends extend con-
CALCULATIONS.
Misses Bell McCalla and Maud Adams
visited over Sunday with relatives at
Decatur.
Mrs. Hettie Bethards and baby, who
have been quite sick, are somewhat
improved.
Henry and Oren Peters visited Sun
day with George Chastain.
Mrs. Hannah Daughton, Mrs. Hannah
Frost and Mrs. Emma Grogan assisted
Mrs. Julia Griffin with comfort tack
ing Tuesday.
Several called on VIM. Hazlet the past
week to see the new boy.
Mrs. Sarah Robson visited in this
vicinity with relatives few days the
first of the week.
John Frost and wife were pleasant
callers at w. H. McCallas Monday
evening.
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Center.

Several of our young folks attended a
party at Frank CARRIERS jr. and all re.
port good time.
panied by their cousin, Edward Turner,
spent pleasant evening at the home OF
Frank Long last Saturday evening.
Ralph sigler, Mr.. Arnold and Mr.,
Penniwell had business at Pine Grove
one day last week.
Mrs. P. Morgan made a hurried trip
to Mr.. Hull's one day last week.
W. G. Seymour will work for Mr..
Boyce in crop time.
Mr.. Boyce and son are very busy
hauling and receiving corn.
Will Roberts had business at Mr..
Sears one day last week.
The young people from Leon and
vicinity met at Mr.. Boyce's one night
last week ard enjoyed social dance.
Frank Gittinger had business at Leon
last Monday.
We have several Franks in Center
who are good neighbors.
We hope to see all the Centerites dc
what they can to solve the economical
question this year; hope they will lay
down their principle and turn every
thing for the benefit of the masses.
q. Aoush passed this way with new
Cook wagon.
E. Martin delivered his corn to R. D.
Martin.
A number of wood buyers have pur.
chased wood of MIR. Alley.
A. Watson made a trip out in some OF
the western states, but likes Iowa and
will pass the winter in Center.
Hay sold for 81 ton in Center.
Jas. Beavers sons came up one day
last week and drove back his steers he
had on pasture, owned by Ira Beavers
on the G.. Long farm.
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Morgan.

z. T. Newcomer had business at Leon
Saturday.
Jaunita Cozad, Of Leon, visited with
home folks from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson returned home,
Saturday from an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Ned Dillon, in
Kansas.
Mart Davis and family spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Sherman Davis
and q. T. Newcomer.
Cecil Gammill spent Sunday with
Merl Mcdowell.
Delbert Cozad had business in Booth
town Sunday.
j. B. Robson and family were Leon
visitors Monday.
M. L. Dale was Leon visitor Mon
day.
Lou Robson visited at Ed Nc
Dowell's Sunday.
Henry Shores is numbered with the
sick this week.
Fannie Cannon gave a reception in
honor of the B. G. c. club on Thursday
night, and to say we had good time
would be putting it mild for we all en-
JOY ourselves when Fannie entertains.
Refreshments were served consisting Of
oysters, pickles, peaches and cake and
all regretted it when it came time to go
home
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New Buda.
0. Z. Fetty and family are GONZALES

~. ~. reCUy anu family are cOnValeSC-
ing.
Mr.. McDaniels spent Wednesday
evening at l.. Frazier's.
Several from this vicinity attended
protracted meeting at Greenville.
DR.. Reed made professional call at
Mr.. Truths last week.
The scoundrel who has been molest-
ing some Of our good people may meet
with his just dues yet if he persists in
his depredations.
A. w. Martin accompanied by his
family spent Saturday at his mothers.
Oscar Sprinkle visited with relatives
near Murray last week.
Mrs. Martin called on Mrs. Hampton.
B. e. Mcdaniel sold good farm team
to Cecil Cummins.
G.. Rocks have visitors from Okla
homa.
L. Long visited with Bert Fetty on
Tuesday night and Jake Hagan on Fri
day night.
Jas. Longacre, the efficient president
of our school board, was pleasant
caller at school on Monday.
A. Martins spent Tuesday evening at
M. Boeger's.
L. Hagan's have relatives from Chi
cago visiting them.
Oscar Sprinkle's mother is visiting
him this week.
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BloCkley No 1.

John McNelly and family and Miss
Mary Rumley were. visitors at Mr..
Lindstrom's Thursday evening.
Geo. Atha and family returned to
to their home at Jamison, Mo-, last
Saturday after pleasant visit with
relatives in this vicinity and elsewhere.
Gene Teller spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Bert and Charley Dobson.
Bert Millsap and wife were visitors
at Davis City Thursday.
Chas. Hatfield and family visited
Tuesday at John McNelly's.
Geo. Stephen returned home last
Tuesday from Missouri. He thinks the
country is fine.
F. Jones spent last week visiting rel
atives at Lamont, Keilerton and Mt.Ayr.
Bert and Charley Dobson were among
the number who attended the dance at
Gene Gammon's Thursday evening.
Emmett Piper and brother Harvey
loaded their household goods on car
at Blockley last week and departed
Monday for Wray, Colorado, where they
will make their future home. We wish
them success,
Lon Fulton and wife and Ethel Shaw
we're Sunday visitors at Geo. Stephens
Charles Hatfield and daughter Hazel
were business callers st Davis City last
Saturday.
Bert and Charley Dobson have new
Edison graphophone and have been en-
PERTAINING US all with some fine music.
Mrs. L. A. Blackman was a business
caller at Leon one day last week.
Emmett Piper and family visited last
Sunday week at the Jones home.
George Leahy was Sunday guest of
Isaac and Sam Manchester.
L. A. Blackman had business at Leon
Saturday.
Lon Fulton and wife and Ethel Shaw
were Sunday evening callers at Uncle
Hiram Hattield's.
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Terre sHaute.

Orville Butcher and sister Pearl had
business in Davis City Wednesday.
Fat hogs are now $3.50 per hundred
under this prosperous republican times.
Has anyone caught on.
D. r. Slaughter was in Davis City a
couple of days last week.
b. +. Sutherlin called on ]. w. Mullin
last Sunday.
Mrs. John McCully went to Davis
City Wednesday.
G. P. Shaffner was in Leon Friday and
Saturday of last week.
Some of our big hot blooded young
bucks in and around Terre Haute at
tended the dance at H. T. Rauch's jr.,
and some were not invited, and some
wanted to fight. We think it was booze
that wanted to scrap. One of them
was wearing plug hat.
Alfred Miller and Dutch Carroll had
business in Davis City Tuesday Of last
week.
Jay Sellers, who has been living on
his father-in-law's farm northwest of
Davis City will move to his fathers
place north of Decatur in the spring.
Nose Whittier has been hauling hay
from the Uncle Walter McCully farm
the past week.
d. G. Cartwright butchered a nice
beef one day last week.
Miss La Nellie Mullins commenced
her school again Monday after four
weeks vacation on account of sickness.
Claudio Butcher went to Lamont
Tuesday of last week.
j. e. Barrett, of Tobias, Neb., visited
with his aunts, Mrs. Maggie Mullins and
Miss Nancy Barrett few days before
returning to his best girl and home in
the far west.
Mrs. ]. E. Macy visited few days
with her sisters, Miss Nancy Barrett
and Mrs. M. e. Mullins, south of Terre
Haute.
Miss Nancy Slaughter returned to her
school Thursday of last week. She had
been visiting with her aunt Mary Os-
born, of Decatur.
A. Y. Houdesheldt, ALT Miller and r.
S. Forkner visited with Frank Wells
one day last week.
Orvie Butcher was an over night Wis
itor in Davis City Friday night.
j. w. Macy and wife visited over
Sunday with Mrs. j. w. Mullins.
Nan Barrett, who has been sick at
her sisters, is no better at this writing.
J. w. Sellars called on Joe Mullins
Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Oiler, who was taken sick
to the home of her mother, Henrietta
Norman, died last Thursday and was
buried in the Mcdowell cemetery.
Chas. Norman, of Chicago, came in
one day last week.
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Salem,

Grace Dale spent Sunday with her
cousin Myra Blakesley.
John Odgen, Of Drinkwater, Canada,
was visiting with his old friends in this
vicinity last week.
Mr.. Drury was called to GAINESVILLE
Thursday by the serious illness of his
mother.
Ray Marvin took Sunday dinner with
Nor Linden.
Mrs. Annett and little daughter de-
parted for their home in Okla, Saturday
after an extended visit with her daugh-
Mrs. Ode Dale.
Mrs. Ora Spurrier, of Lamont, visited
last week with her parents, Jack Wool
sey and wife. MIR. and Mrs. Spurrier will
soon leave for Neb., where they will
make their future home.
AL Griffin, of Saline, Mo-, was visiting
relatives in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Moore is much improved
from her recent illness.
Tom Wynn and wife were Pleasanton
callers Saturday night.
Scott Clark and wife were Leon call
ers Saturday.
Verlie and Margaret Brown, who have
been visiting friends at Garden Grove,
returned home Monday, accompanied
by their friends Steve and Nora Nc
Cullough.
Mr.. Clark, of Woodbury., Ia. is visit
ing his brother, Scott Clark and family.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-23
Sleepy Hollow.

Sleepy Hollow has just walked upIfrom,
a long sleep.
Rev. G. W. Reeder and family were
visiting at the home Of ]. A. Marvin the
latter part Of last week.
Anna Mcdaniel was Leon caller
Monday.
Eugene Moore and family, of Decatur,
visited over Sunday with Tom Guthrie
and family.
Morris Linden visited with home
folks Sunday.
Homer Lytle and Kenneth Frazier
were Leon callers Saturday.
Mrs. Minor and son John called on
Mrs. L. A. Blackman Sunday.
John Minor, as usual made his trip
to ]. A. Maryin's Sunday night.
Julia Horney called on Cecil and Anna
Guthrie Sunday afternoon.
T. S. Guthrie and daughter Cecil were,
Davis City callers Saturday.
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Van Vert.

One of the most beautiful house par
ties of the season was given Saturday
evening, Jan. 18th, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. 7. Thompson in honor Of
their daughter Miss Clella's 18th birth
day. Only the club of IA were present.
The guests were received at the door
by Miss Celia, and after they were all
assembled, memorizing, good jokes, rhy-
med squibs, and the old fashioned con-
versation lozenges helped to keep the
ball rolling as they were exchanged be-
tween the lads and lassies.
A cupid was roughly sketched on q
sheet of paper, his poor little heart
Indicated by heart drawn on the
paper, and after the guests had arrived
they were called to the archery contest.
Each submitted gracefully to be blind
folded in turn. Bach person had only
one shot, the winner being the one most
nearly piercing Cupid's heart, which
proved to be Mr.. Jesse Holt, who was
presented with cup and saucer as q
memento of the occasion. 1t was a
very elaborate entertainment in the
form Of hospitality. The color scheme
was carried out, the colors being green
and white. About II o'clock oysters
and fruit were served, Of which all did
ample Justice. The young ladies using
the leap year custom. accompanying the
young men to supper; some of the girls
tried to make believe that they were
bashful, but such was not the case.
About 2 o'clock they all returned to
their homes wishing Miss Celia many
happy birthdays.
Mrs. Will Ransom returned Monday
from Des Moines, where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Woods.
Mrs. Media Robson returned Friday
to her home at Aurora, ILL.,, after few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. aid
Mrs. j. T. Thompson.
Harry Cunningham and wife, of Des
Moines came Saturday for visit with
relatives.
Gussie and Willie Rhodes were Osce-
ola visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Johnson, of Tingley, visited
with her sister, Miss Syvilla Buck.
Miss Syvilla Buck went to Tingley
Friday for visit with relatives.
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q. f. D. No. 8.

Jasper Record and family visited over
Sunday at the home of Lawrence
Frost.
G. M. Corington and wife, John Sell
and family, A. e. Ellis and family and
Elva Evans visited at M. J.Powers'
Sunday.
Jessie Cox and family called on his
parents Monday evening.
Harley Ellis hauled load of house,
hold goods to Pleasanton last week for
R. M. Houston, who recently bought q
farm down there.
Harry Negley sawed wood for o. II.
Reynolds Monday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Powers and Mrs. A. e.
Ellis called on Mrs. S. L. Cox the first
of the week.
Mrs. N. M. Cox called on Mrs. Chas.
Beasley one day last week.
Mrs. S. L. Cox is quite poorly.
Fred Epperly is in Des Moines learn
ing the barber trade. We wish him
success.
While returning home from school
last Wednesday evening Laura Sell
had the misfortune to lose her pocket
book.
Bessie and Clara vanderpool spent
one udy laS0 Week d0 UHe nOmo VI w. +.
Axes.
Sam Martin and son Arthur returned
to their home at Council Bluffs after
visiting at the hone of his father, A. ].
Martin.
Bill Stout spent Sunday at the home
of his father, Byrum Stout.
Albert Epperly and Fred Beers were
up trying the roller skates Saturday.
Floyd Powers took his cousin Elva
Evans to Leon Sunday evening where
he had some very important business
to transact.
Albert and Pearl. Epperly went up
near Weldon to visit the first of the
week.
John Sell commenced work on the
new court house Monday.
Buy your pure cider vinegar Of Cooler.
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R.F. D. No. 2.

Several from this vicinity were Leon
callers Saturday.
Frank Hickman and wife spent Sat-
urday and Sunday near Weldon with
her sister, Mrs. Mike Grogan, and
family.
Gene fuller and sister Stella, called
at Il. Gammon's one evening last week.
j. E. Evans of Leon called in this
vicinity one day last week.
Mrs. J. o. Garner and daughters,
Grace and Glata visited Wednesday at
e. Gammon's.
Emmett and Claude Bryson had bust.
ness In Leon Saturday.
Bert and Charlie Dobson of near
Blockley spent Thursday at W. c..
Tuller's.
John Evans and wife were Leon call.
ers Saturday.
Emma Daughton and Katie Conwell, ;,
of Grand River, are visiting relatives.
and friends in this vicinity.
J. 0. Garner and family spent Sunday
at e. Gammon's.
Fannie and Bertha Cannon enter
tanned the B. G. G. Club members, and a.
few friends Thursday evening with an
oyster supper and dance. Those pres
ent were: M. L. Dale. and family, j. O.
Garner and family, Fred Potter and
family, Miss Newcomer, Stella fuller,
Angie Still, Bess, Nell and Opal Gammill,
Marion Huston, Ruby and Mary Peck,
Florence Bryson, Mrs. Johnnie Minor,
Gene fuller, Clyde Walter, John Nc
Gala, Maurice Grogan, Merl Bracewell,
Milt Spencer, Guy Peck, Elmer Kimport,.
Blink Gammill, Bert and Charley Dobson,
Roy Marvin, Ed Spencer, Willie Moore.
Vern Bracewell, John Flynn, Will Beard
sley, Will Mahoney, Roy Perkins,
Claude Bryson, Delbert Cozad, Geo.
Minor, Ed Fisher, Bird Duncan, Jim,
Claude, Joe and Roy Clay, Curly Craig.
Clifford Wood; all there reported fine
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-23
Good Hope.

Charley Imhoff and family called at
]. N. Bargers Friday evening.
Ed McGahuey and wife returned to
their home Friday from Terre Haute,
where they were called by the death of
their niece, Mrs. Frank Oiler.
Clyde Gould and wife, of Van Vert,
we're in these parts Tuesday.
Lou Thompson made a business trip
to Leon Thursday.
Mrs. w. H.. Wise and daughter Nellie
spent Monday evening with Mrs. H. A.
Thompson and daughters.
Orville and Elba Wills were Sweet
Creek callers Friday.
Bert Krouch, of Humeston. spent
Thursday night and Friday with
Lloyd and Earl Barger.
Roy Beck, Of Kansas, is visiting at
George McGahuey's this week.
John Muse, wife and daughter Sylvia
visited at H. A. Thompson's Thursday
afternoon.
Clyde Stephens and wife spent We'd
nesday evening at j. N. Barger's.
Grant Wise returned to his school
duties near Lamont Sunday after visit
ing Friday night and Saturday at home.
Mrs. M. ]. Waterman returned to her
home at Van Vert Saturday after a few
days visit with her daughters, Mrs. H.
A. Thompson and Mrs. w. II. Wise.
Lou Thompson, wife and daughter
Ivah took dinner at James Downey's
Sunday.
Mrs. H. A. Thompson and Mrs. James
Downey are on the sick list.
Those who took dinner at Ed MEGA
huey's were: George McGahuey, wife
and two children, Thomas and Oscar
Wills, Roy Beck and Nellie Wise.
Earl Wise made his Sunday evening
call at Ed McGahuey's.
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Pleasant Valley

Henry Quigley and wife were visiting:
at the home of Robert Woods last Sun
day.
Mrs. Charley Millsap and Mrs. George
Virden attended lodge at Decatur City
Saturday night.
Thomas Roberts and wife were visit
ing at the Earnest Prang home Sunday
evening.
Charley Millsap attended the funerala
Of Mrs. Frank Oiler at Terre Haute
last Thursday.
Grace Dingman was visiting at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Brannaman last
Sunday.
Levi Virden was visiting at the home
Ct his uncle, W. A. Hill, a few days last
week.
Quite few from this vicinity we're
down on Grand River Sunday skating.
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Sweet Creek.

Hazel Stewart called on the Misses
Gentry Tuesday.
Frederick Wion was a Decatur caller
Wednesday.
Several have been attending meeting
at the Chapel this week.
Ivan Fortune is visiting home folks
this week.
Thomas Noftsger is improving nicely
after receiving broken arm last week.
School was closed Wednesday on ac-
count of the teacher being sick.
John Zimmerman called on Frank
Noftsger Thursday evening.
The dances held at Vance Fosters
Thursday night and at Mr.. Stewards
Saturday night were we'll attended.
John Wion and wife were Lamont
callers Thursday.
Orville and Elba Wills, of Van Vert,
were visiting in these parts Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Stewart and daughter Hazel were
Lamont callers Friday.
A. M. Noftsger, wife and son Thomas,
Earl Wise and Nathan Smith took din
ner at Frank Noftsger's Sunday.
Emmett Noftsger went to Kellerton
Saturday.
Ferd Hoffman and Bell Smith departed
Thursday for weeks visit with rela-
tives in Omaha, Neb.
Grant Wise spent Saturday and Sun
day at his home near Van Vert.
Those who were Lamont callers Sat-
urday were; Mr.. Smith and daughter
Jennie, John Zimmerman, Fife Gentry,
Frank and Thomas Nottsger, and Will
Wion.
Eva Wion is on the sick list at this
writing.
John Wion, Of Kellerton, was in these
parts Saturday.
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kilgore.

Will Moore and Ed Spencer were
calling on their lady friends Sunday
evening.
Anna Mcdowell was on the sick list
last week.
H. 3. Horney had business in this
vicinity Saturday.
Nv. Still, wife and daughter Angie
were Leon callers Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Robson and son David
spent Sunday at S. B. Latta's.
Angie Still called on Anna Mcdaniel
Sunday evening.
Willie Still worked for David Rob-
ison last week.
John Barrett had business in these
parts Sunday.
WA Moore and daughter Grace
we're Leon callers Saturday.