The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-06
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lug WlUn relatives IN UnlS city, lett
Thursday for visit with relatives at
Grand River before returning to her
home at Bates, S. d.
S. w. Gates and daughter Miss Alice,
of Arkansas City, Kas., came Monday
for visit at the home of his cousin,
Mayor S. A. Gates and other relatives
in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. G. T. Pace went to Weldon Mon
day for short visit with relatives. Her
neice Miss Eva Tansey and two little
sisters who have been here visiting
returned home with her.
Miss Addie Woodland, who is employ
ed as bookkeeper in Yonker Bros. store
at Des Moines, came Monday to spend
few days visiting relatives in this
city and at Decatur City.
Mrs. N. Judd of Garden Grove, and
son Tom Judd, of Marshalltown, were
in Leon last Thursday on their way to
Grand River for visit at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Boyd.
Edward and Earl Robertson, of Frank
lin, Neb., were in Leon last Friday,
having been visiting for a few days
with relatives at Pleasanton, and going
from there to Lamont to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. NJ. Mullin, of east of Leon,
accompanied her mother, Mrs. NJ. J..
Strickland, to her home near Andover,
Mo-, Saturday. Mrs. Strickland had
been here for couple of weeks visit
ing.
DR.. Mary Gates and sister, Miss Grace,
left Wednesday for a trip of several
weeks in the west, their destination
being Los Angeles, California, but they
will stop to visit at several places en-
route.
Mrs. John Horton, of Centerville, who
was visiting relatives at Davis City,
visited over night with friends in this
city Friday, going from here to Pleasan-
ton for short visit before returning
home.
Mrs. Harl Lewis and little daughter
yelva, of Corydon, and her sister, Miss
Carrie Hutchinson, of Clio, came Satur-
day for a visit at the home of their
sister, Mrs. W. r. Perdue, northwest of
this city.
: DR.. W. G. Jefries left Tuesday on
business trip to Kansas City and Peoria,
and will also attend class reunion of
the class of '06 Of the Northwestern
University at Chicago, of which he was
q member.
o. L. Ellinwood and son Leroy, of
Colorado City, Colo, who were visiting
here, left Saturday for visit at his old
home at Everett, Ohio. Mrs. Ellinwood
remained here to visit her mother, Mrs.
M. II. Wood.
Jacob Bicknell, of Pleasanton, passed
through this city Monday on his way to
Alliance, Neb., where he has decided to
locate and expects to engage In the
wholesale mineral water and ice cream
manufacture.
0. E. Bassett and wife returned Sat-
urday to their home at Farnamville,
Iowa, after visiting for a couple of
weeks at the home of Mrs. Bassett's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Cannon,
of Eden township.
V. r. McGinnis went to knowlton
last Friday where he delivered the ad-
dress before the graduating class of the
Knowlton public schools, and then went
on to Bedford where he had business in
the district court.
Geo. e. Gemmel, of Quasqueton, Iowa,
who was here assisting his daughter,
Mrs. Perkins, to pack and ship her
goods to Mt. Ayr, left Saturday evening
for Mt. Ayr where he will make an
extended visit with his daughter.
w. W. Warner and wife came up from
Ridgeway, Mo-, Sunday afternoon where
they have been for several weeks. MIR.
Warner is closing out stock of goods
there and returned Monday, but Mrs.
Warner will remain in Leon for several
weeks.
A. j. Ensley, of Clarinda, who accom-
panied the remains of his mother, Mrs,
A. e. Ensley, who died at the home OF
her son, Edmond Endsley at Beatrice
Neb., to Decatur City for burial, was
visiting in this city last Thursday with
his sister, Mrs. LYDIA Fulton, going tc
Davis City on the evening train to visit