The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-09-01
Woodland.

Threshing has been the order of
the day here recently, there being 5
machines in the neighborhood.
Ottie Duff, of Lineville, was bust
ness caller here Monday.
w. p. Newlin and Ivan Coontz re-
turned Monday from Villisca, where
they attended camp-meeting and con-
ference of the A. G. church.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. King and
daughter, Miss Lenna, attended Chau-
tauqua at Allerton Tuesday.
Miss Edna Smith resigned her po-
lsition here as "hello" girl and re-
turned to her home at Princeton,
Missouri, Monday.
III. O. Petty went to Winterset
Monday.
Mrs. Effie Ross and daughter, of
Smith Center, Kansas, came We'd
-nesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Smith, and cousin, Mrs. J.. E.. Lentz
and family.
]. E. Coontz was a Lineville caller
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy LaFollette, OF
Saline, Mo-, were here on business
Wednesday,
S. T. Mcdowell and family were
Lineville callers Thursday and at
tended the street carnival.
Geo. king and ]. e. Doze, of Hum
eston, came down in an auto Thurs
day morning on business. Mr.. Doze
lis agent for the Ford autos.
WIFI Il. Lentz hauled load of
swheRt to Lineville Wednesday.
Halss Ina Woods is filling the po-
sition of hello grip at the central
Office.
Miss Amy Adair brought her Sun
day School class, consisting of ten
girls, and their dinners, from Mt
Olive church about five miles south
west of here, and had a picnic in the
"A. e. church park, last Tuesday.
Okla Beavers and Miss Alta Petty
attended the Lineville carnival Fri
day and Saturday.
Word was received here of the
birth OF son to Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
-Newlin at their home, near Cherokee
Okla.
a number of young folks attende ]
an ice-cream social, at the Charles
iBrant home near High Point. FRIDAY
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Lovett were
Lineville callers Friday.
People in this community were
shocked Tuesday morning to Learn
Df the sudden death of John Aten, 81
Garden Grove, which occurred Mon
s1ay evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Metz were Line
vile visitors Friday.
MISS Mary Davis, from near Garder
Grove, has been secured to teach the
Woodland school, and the term will
snpen September 6.
T. C. Lane and wife and daughter
Miss Letha, spent Saturday at Line
willie.
Misses Sarah and Olive Coont
and brother, Ivan, attended the car
nival at Lineville Saturday.
Miss BERTHE Adair assisted Mrs
Gene Massey with her household du
ties the past week.
Audrey Woolman spent two day.
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Vivian
Lockwood.
MI Otis Metz moved back to Gar
den Grove this Monday morning. w,
are very sorry to loose Mr.. and Mrs
Metz from our midst.
Yves Brown and family, from nea
-A1lerton. came Wednesday and re
manned as guests at the j. e. Lent
home until Friday.
T. G. Lane threshed a acre fiel,
of oats that yielded SIS blu. per acre
And wheat that yielded 21 bu. pc
acre
Mrs. Mary Beavers returned Thurs
day from a ten days visit at the HON
sof her daughter, Mrs. Harold War
rington, of Garden Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hubbard an
daughter, Miss Halle, from nea
Morgan, came over in their new aut
Sunday and spent the day with Mrs
Margaret Massey, and Mr.. and Mrs
Otis Diesher.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Biddison, o
Leon, and Mrs. Albert Biddison an
son, Martin, of GAINESVILLE, Mo-, wer
guests Sunday at the Jas. S. Beaver
home
Messrs. Oscar Peck and Levet
'Cozad and ladies, from near Morgan
passed through here Sunday mornin
tenroute to Des Moines to attend tn
State Fair.
John McClain is having his hous
son the farm, which he purchase
from Mr.. Sylvester, rebuilt and whe
complete will have a large and cor
yenient home of nine rooms.
A very enjoyable day was >spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Bea,
GERS, the occasion being Mr.. Beaver.
s63rd birthday, when his children an
a few friends brought we'll file
baskets and spent the day with then
Those present who enjoyed the bour
Heous dinner and ice-cream were: Ro
Beavers and family, Mr.. and Mr.
Erle Beavers and Wayne, Mr.. an
Mrs. R. D. Lockwood, Mrs. Mimi
Woolman and children, Mrs. B. 4
Rayn, Mrs. H. ID. Richardson, an
Mrs. Lucretia Giesseman.
A barn belonging to Willis Dillo1
5 miles south of here, was total
destroyed, by fire, Saturday eyenin
together with the contents and onl
by the greatest effort was the hous
prevented from burning also. We vi
s1erstand Mr.. Dillon had no insul
ance ON barn or contents.
Miss Grace Rayn spent Sunda
with Miss Blanche Cartwright.
nI1pnhor Of fo11x. a.,