The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-03-11
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w. IL. truman, OF Bushnell, ILL.,, was
Sunday guest of j. S. Beavers.
Mrs. G. c. Dye visited friends in Hum
eston Friday and Saturday.
Amos Chambers, of near Leon, was
looking after business here Friday.
Mrs. Mary Beavers is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. P. Browning, this
! week.
DIR. J. S. Coontz sold his fox hound,
sport" to Chas. McWilliams, of Osce-
ola, Saturday, for ten dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Truitt, of High
Point, visited Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bright
Sunday.
p. L. Hutchinson and Nova Adair
attended the play, EAST Lynne at
Leon Friday evening.
George Dennis, Of Humeston, and a
buyer from Des Moines, we're purchasing
horses in this vicinity Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson spent
Thursday and Friday with relatives in
Leon.
John McClain sold his farm to Sam
Thompson last week for $50 per acre.
| 7. B. Adair and II. M. Wood were
transacting business in Leon Friday.
S. j. Grosan and son Michael visited
at the John FeDnell home at Corydon
over Sunday.
DR.. J. S. Coontz spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Smith, of High
Point, spent Saturday at the home Of
Mrs. Frederick Rains.
Mrs. DcMotte departed Friday TO,
her home at Lewisburg, Ohio, after ar
extended visit with her daughter, Mrs
G. G. Dye.
Mrs. Oscar McClain and children, O
New Mexico, who have been visiting al
Clio, came here Wednesday for visi
at the John McClain home.
Mrs. S. D. Leachman and daughter
Lorene and son Boyd spent the latte
part of the week with friends in Line
willie.
r. ID. Lockwood made a business tri
to GAINESVILLE Monday.
DR.. McNay, of Garden Grove, wa
looking after professional business her
Monday.
j. %. LentZ was elected sub dirccto
of this district at the school meetin
which was held here Monday.
, Miss Stella Spicer departed Thursda
for her home at Bloomfield.
, Bliss Coobtz began working for 7.
Adalr the hrSt OF March.
Ray Beavers purchased a span G
draft colts Of W. T. Cartwright the frs
, of the week, consideration being SIO(
S. G. Byrum sold his farm Of so acre
y to r. E. Woods last w. elk.
Several from this vicinity attende
the Leon horse sale Friday.
Tom Keller departed Friday for Dodp
n City, kansas. near which place he ha
t some land. lis stay wi be indefinit,
/. Ethel Hatch and Nellie Rupert, {
n Leon. visited friends here Saturday, r.
turning to their homo at Leon Sunda,
/ John Bledsoe, Of E4bsrt, Wvomin.
4 was transacting business here Tuesda,
Mrs. b. A. Rayn has been suffering til
v past week with very sore foot cause
i. by step ling on a rusty nail.
t A. Dewald, a Yeoman deputy from Ii
dependence. was looking after busiues
here Tuesday
t Mrs. + l.. Trutt departed Thursda
for Indian"a where she will visit he
: son Albert before returning to he
home at N'interset.
v Mrs. Herbert Lantz and children dc
parted Tuesday for their home on tn
: George Mosier farm. Friends both her
and in that community have responde
to their aid in their recent loss by fir
of their household goods, and they ar
now able to begin housekeeping agail
4 j. ". Deisher, B.. NJ. Wood, Stephe
: Vaughn, r D. Lockwood, S. r. Karn
and Alfred Petty hauled hogs to Line
} vile Saturday for j. NJ. Deisher.
l Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Lockwood an
daughter Alta went to Diagonal Nor
day for few days visit with thei
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Smith.
Mrs. Eunice May Shoemake, of Wich
lta, Kansas, who formerly lived at Lero,
died at her home in Wichita Friday an,
was brought to Garden Grove Monda
afternoon for burial. Mrs. Shoemals
was we'll known here and her man
! friends extend sympathy to the be
reaved husband and children.
; Frank Dodd, wife and daughters, Q
Garden Grove, visited Mrs. Dodd'
sister. Miss Nora Rains, Saturday an,
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