The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-03-04
Woodland.

Mrs. ]. b. Gochenouer and son Leroy,
! departed Saturday for the home of her
mother, Mrs. w. j. Shafer of Maryville,
Mo.
M. NJ. Rmmack visited his brother,
G. A. Emmack and family near Clio Fri
day.
Several from here attended the J. B.
Newman sale Friday.
Miss Stella Spicer closed the winter
term of school here Saturday. Miss
Spicer expects to depart for her home
at Bloomfield the latter part of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Beavers and Mrs.
B. A. Rayn and daughter Grace, were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c..
Dye Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. E. Lentz received a
letter last week from Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Lentz of Montford Montana, announc.
ing the birth of little daughter re-
Gently.
Pearl Gochenouer returned Monday
of last week to his work near Hum
boldt, after short visit here.
j. II. Jacques, of Allerton, agent for
the Bes Moines Insurance Co. was look
ing after professional business here
Monday.
from visit at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. M. Tinnell of Centaur
Station, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Gochenouer spent
last week at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gochenouer Of High
Point township.
Fl. B. Cox and niece, Miss Eta Ryan
visited MIR. Cox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. G. Cox of near Lewisburg, Sun
day.
John Thompson who has been living
in High Point township, has purchased
the LaRue farm Of Clyde Northrup, and
expects to take posse ssion soon. Martin
Smith who has been living on the place
the past year will have sale Tuesday
and expects to move to Garden Grove
Mrs. Carey Deisher who has been i'll
for some time seems to improve very
slowly.
Freely Beavers sold 100 acres of land
to w. G. Beavers last week, for $45 pei
acre. Mr.. Beavers will give possession
next fall.
Eugene Clark was Lineville caller
Monday of last week.
Mrs. 4. A. Cartwright spent Friday
with Mrs. Mary Beavers.
Lulu Adair resigned her position ir
J the central office here Saturday.
J. B. Gochenouer has gone out of the
, restaurant business and nj. M. Emmach
J expects to move in and run a res taurant
and barber shop. He expects to have
some inside remodeling done on the
building before moving in.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kendall spent Sun
t dsy at the home of her sister, Mr.. anl
Mrs. Joe Keller, of near Leon
: j. II. Lane departed Monday from Des
s Moines for visit at the home of Mr.
y and Mrs. j. W. Hartman.
a Jake Lockwood and Ivan CoontZ Wis
/ tied Lipeville fri. rds Sunday evening
Rev. W. S. Wickerson the new pasto
e o: the Gallatin district will take charge
J. of the pastorale OF the NJ. E churet
here the remainder of this conference
n year. The first appointment here being
:. the second Sunday OF this month.
r Morris Lane who has been attendin,
q the Lineville schools returned to hi
!. home last week and will remain
t home to assist his father with farI
r work.
t. Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hrrber
: .antZ sympathize with them in ti,Hi
n recent total loss by fire Of their house
i hold gnous They were living on a farr
Io' 'it''. ti'SttT ttOblutdSU vi mere, Dtt
G we're away from home at the time Of th
j. fire and saved nothing. Help has bee
s donated by several in this vicinity ais
frou the vicinity in which they wer
r. living which will help them to ge
r started up again. They carried littl
or no insurance.
@ The extension of Lineville rural rout
, which has been talked of for som
n time took effect March lst. The rout
n now comes from the east through Wood
land then south. Several more patron
!. will be accommodated by the extension
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bethards visite
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Bethard
Friday.
S. d. Leachman was Lineville visito
n Wednesday.
S. G. Byrum shipped a load of willo,
S trees to an Oklahoma man tie first o
a the week.
- Van Vert.