The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-10-07
Woodland.

Alonzo Bright, of Leon, spent last
week visiting l..s son, E. A. Bright,
and family.
A number from this vicinity at
tended Carrie Nation day at Garden
Grove Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Leachman
were Sunday visitors at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. C. e. Lovett.
Miss Nora Bethards is working for
Mrs. Thomas Teale in Leon.
Mr.. and Hrs. R. d. Lockwood and
Mr.. and mrs. e. L. Beavers were
looking after business at Leon last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James konklin were
over Sunday visitors at the Mary
Beavers home.
Thomas Crawford, of near Mercer,
Mo-, and Henry Mills, of near Leon,
were guests of their old time friend,
Jesse Still, Friday.
o. j. Beavers and G.. M. Jennings
departed Monday for Aberdeen, S.
D., to make filing in the land draw
ing which begins October 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Lushbaugh
and daughter Leah and Miss Blanche
May, of Lineville, were Sunday
guests at the W. P. Newlin home.
Miss Cora Lowe, who is teaching
the Gnat Ridge school, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents in
High Point township.
Taylor Ellison, of Lineville, was
buying sheep in this vicinity Friday.
Mrs. H. B. Cox visited friends at
Garden Grove and near Humeston
from Thursday until Sunday.
n Tnnf1 Gor1c0n
and Roy Beavers, w. /. Coontz and
K. p. Baker were Leon callers Sat-
urday.
Misses Lucy Lindsey, Verda and
Nellie Lane attended the corn picnic
near Garden Grove Saturday.
Mrs. I. N. Beavers and daughter
Cora we're visitors from Saturday
until Monday at the home of Mrs.
Beavers neice, Mrs. Will Nelson, at
Allerton.
Miss Ruth Robertson visited her
parents at Garden Grove from We'd
nesday evening until Sunday.
Miss Letha Still and Frank Ken
home of her sister, Mrs. Will Moore,
in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Durritt, who
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Coontz home, went to Lineville Fri
day for visit with relatives there
and from there expect to visit friends
near Kansas City, Mo-, also in Kan
sas before their return to their home
at Commercial Point, Ohio
Mrs. j. A. Armstrong, of Leon
preached mere Sunday morning and
evening. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Fred Conrey, of Leon, who
rendered two fine vocal selections al
the evening service.
Erma Woolman had the misfor.
tune of getting her arm broken
near the elbow last Saturday while
visiting her friend, Hilda Riddle.
The girls were going nutting and
some colts scared the horse they
were riding which threw the
girls to the ground. Hilda escaped
without injury.
Miss Sarah Coontz and brother
Bliss attended the corn picnic neal
Garden Grove Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Massey ant
children expect to depart Tuesda,
of this week for visit with Mrs
Massey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sylvester, of near Yuma
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lovett, O.
Lineville, visited the first of the weel
with relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Coontz were
Lineville visitors Friday and Satur
day.
o. F. Duncan has sold his farm
known as the D. B. Newlin place, tt
Vern Massey, of Wayne county
Friends here have received the
announcement of the marriage O.
Miss Beulah E. Myers to Mr.. Alder
F. Lamars, on September 4th, a
i Denver, Colorado. Miss Myers man,
friends here extend congratulations
+ DR.. Layton, of Leon, was out las
Tuesday to see H. D. Richardson
who still continues seriously ill.
B. D. Bethards and son Jaspel
were Lineville visitors Tuesday