The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-05-28


daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Harris.
Orr Young, who is a student at Lake
Forest University, near Chicago, came
Friday for visit in this city at the
home of his sister, Mrs. James W. Hurst.
Phillip Grimes and Mrs. Ella Duncan,
of Columbus Junction, Iowa, came last
Thursday for visit in this city at the
home of their sister, Mrs. J. M. Marvin.
o. S. Kelley, the electrician who is
working on the electric light lines in
this city, went to ST. Joe Saturday
where he visited over Sunday with
friends.
/ M. j. McCaull returned Thursday to
his home at Garden Grove after visiting
for couple of days in this city at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. w. b.
Howard.
Mrs. W. H. McCalla and daughter,
Miss Belle, of Eden township, went to
Decatur City Friday for few days
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. M.
A. Brown
Mrs. B. F. Rain and children returned
Monday to their home at Luton. Iowa,
after visit at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Alldredge, of Eden
township.
Harry Craigo and wife, of Garden
DAYS in this city at the home Of Mrs.
Craigo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Pickering.
Mrs. NJ. L. Stock, of Newtown, Mo-,
and Mrs. A. w. Clements, of Princeton,
Mo-, were in this city last Friday at
tending the funeral of their brother,
!, W. H. LemmaX.
Mrs. t. S. Arnold left Thursday for
Bloomfield, Iowa, where she goes to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Mary Finley, who
is 81 years old, and recently fell and
i fractured her hip.
Mrs. J. G. Atz and baby returned Fri
! day to their home at Osceola after WIS.,
| iting for couple Of days in this city
at the horne of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. W. F. Waight.
J. H. Hill and j. c. Cozad, president
5 and cashier of the new bank which
/. opened at Decatur City Monday, were
in Leon Saturday on business connected
r with the new bank.
I CD. Strickland, foreman of the egg
4 department at the Clarinda Poultry Co. S
plant, accompanied his wife and chill
0 dren to Creston last Saturday for
: visit with relatives in that city.
n Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin and niece
Miss Rose Weable, returned Friday &c
d their home at Lamont after visiting fol
y a couple of weeks at the home OF hel
e brother, Fred Jones, near Blockley.
Miss Bertha Lester, of Salem, Iowa
IS arrived Tuesday for visit at the home
e of her niece, Mrs. E. E. Bell, in this city
6 Miss Lester will sing at the commence
ment exercises on Thursday evening.
d Mrs. Charles Brown returned Monda!
t. from spending few days with friends
;e at Decatur City. She was accompanies
home by Mrs. G. W. Hartman, OF Keller
20 ton, who will visit here for several days
it Mrs. ]. D. Brown returned Tuesda.
r, from visit of several weeks at tn
home of her sister, Mrs. Cain, in Chi
Or cago. Her many friends will be pleased
le to learn that her health is greatly i'm
s.. proved.
State Pardon Clerk B. w. Garrett, G
to Des Moines, came down last Wednes
is day evening and spent a day in thi
of city incidentally doing little boost
ing for Governor Cummins, as he wa
s. one of the original progressive reput
er licans of this county.
ne Mrs. j. P. Hall, OF Denver, Colorado
came last Wednesday to visit coupl
ne of weeks with her mother, Mrs. Armand
at McClelland and many friends in thi
J. CITY. She will return home abou
June LIST and her mother will go to Der
s. yer to spend the summer.
in Mrs. Sue Grimm and children re
n, turned Tuesday morning to their HON
at Omaha after visiting for several week
n in this city at the home of her parent
al Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell. Mr.. Bell az
ed companied her as far as Osceola, re
turning on the noon train.
va Prof. J. A. Mcintosh, of Weldon, r.
va turned home last Thursday afte
in spending few days in this city, a
ranging to have brick foundation pt
mi under his residence property on mort
ng Main street, and is also building
,w cement walk in front Of the property.
Mort Shell, of Decatur City, was VII
ay iting in this city last Friday. He hs
RS almost recovered from the serious tin
err, he had with his hand, having had tingt
amputated and expects shortly to r
rt, turn to his work at the state hospit
ng for feeble minded at Winfield, Kansas.
he Uncle John Tullis and granddaughter
Keo Weaver, went to Decatur City FL
es- day to visit a few days at the home
he his brother, Thomas Tullis, and after
ira the commencement exercises OF the d
catur High School Saturday night, b
sic nephew, Henry Tullis, being one of Il
ISIS Mrs. j. Blanchard, daughter, Mrs.
M. Powell and son Frank Blanchard.
lay Creston, came Friday to visit her cousi
lad G. Nj. Axes and other relatives and s
for tend the funeral of her grandfather,
R. Axes, but arrived day too late
RS. the funeral which was held Thursd
a afternoon.
Z. George Ayres, the well known Weld
banker, was in Leon last Saturday,
ty, ing on his way to Garden Grove for
yer over Sunday visit with relatives. He
to just out Of hospital at Des Moin
where he recently was operated up
ted the second time on account of an alta
asst of appendicitis.
aw, Jacob Shiveley returned Saturday
his home near Coppock, Iowa, after v
up, iting for several days in this city at
lslt home of his nephew, G. M. Axes, a
nts, with other relatives. He was Mr.. Ak
mothers only brother, and was cal
;ur- here to attend the funeral of his broth
had in-laW, S, r, Axes,