The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-04-21
Leroy.
J. w. Westfall was Humeston

j. w. Westfall was a Humeston
visitor last Friday.
Mrs Wolverton was a Weldon Wis
5tor between trains Friday afternoon.
Clarence Pence has been sick the
past week
Mrs. Florence Trisler, of Leon,
came Thursday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Ross, returning home Sunday.
Florence Westfall, of Derby, came
Friday to visit. over Sunday with
friends.
The Ladies Aid society of the M.
IT, church met with Mrs W., S.
s Throckmorton Wednesday afternoon.
Lena Boyce, of Weldon, visited
with home folks Wednesday night,
returning on the early train Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Ross and daughter Flor
ence were Humeston visitors Friday
afternoon.
Charley Gorsline and Lou Lillard
were at Bruce joys, near Humeston,
tuesday for seed corn. Good seed
corn. is in great demand this year,
selling as high as $500 per bushel
G. G. Barr, of Cambria, was a
business visitor in our town Thurs
day.
Frank Sharp left for Weldon Sat
Brday where he expects to make his
nome in the future. He has been a
resident of Leroy for the past nine
years.
Henry Ross and Bert Cornell came
from Leon Saturday where. they have
been working at the carpenter trade
the past few days.
Irwin Bone and Ray Gibbs, of Hum
n Cof, :,-l,%
w. A. Rush was in Humeston last
Thursday having dental work done.
Will Day had business at Humes-
ton Thursday.
Lawrence Stubs and Louie Evans
Royce home
Mrs. Abbie Sullivan was a Hum
seston visitor last Friday
Mr.. Reed, of Lucas came Thurs
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Hood.
Mrs. w. F. Wilkie and son, w. G.,
visited the latter part of the week at
Lucas with John Wilkie and family.
Roy Hoadley of Garden Grove, was
in town Friday on his way home
from Weldon.
Gus Ross was the early bird in our
neighborhood, planting about five
acres of corn last week.
Verle Stanley was a passenger for
Weldon Friday and Osceola Satur-
day
W. F. Wilkie was Corydon bust
ness visitor Friday.
John Cherry was visiting and trad
Jng at Humeston last Tuesday.
j. Lowe was calling on friends in
Humeston Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy McGhee,s of
Corydon, came Monday to visit his
brother, Joel, who is very sick with
no hopes of recovery
Matte Hicks, who is staying with
her brother, Vern Hicks, visited with
her parents in Osceola last Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy went to Garden
Grove Thursday to consult a physi-
GIan in regard to Mrs. Hoys health.
Mrs. Hoy has not been we'll for some
time
Mrs. Jim Brown went to Corydon
"wednesday to visit her parents.
Roscoe MITCHELL of Weldon, was
an town Thursday.
The town officers met Tuesday
might to install the new town officers,
the old ones retiring from duty.
The Presbyterian Aid Society met
with Mrs. John Cherry Thursday.
Belle Duncan has been on the sick
list the past week.
Ethel Duncan came Saturday from
Van Vert to visit home folks, re-
turning Monday morning on the
early train.
Aida Silvers and family came
home Wednesday afternoon, return
ang Thursday to his brother Henry's
farm southwest of Garden Grove, he
heing in poor health and taking treat
ment at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
DR.. Doolittle was called in con-
ssultation with DR.. Burbank and Dr.
Lyons in regard to Mrs. B. D. Boeg-
ser's health. She was taken very
sick Thursday night but is now re-
ported some better.
Mt. and Mrs. Bridges, of Cambria,
were visiting in Leroy between trains
Wednesday.
George Mcclellan and family, of
High Point, came in Wednesday on
she 2:45 p. m. train from Unionville,
where they had been visiting.
Joel McGhee died Sunday at
O'Clock after an illness of several
months. His suffering was intense.