The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-03-31
Leroy.

Clifford ThrOckmorton is laid up
with the mumps at this writing.
Ray Fisk went to Centerville Tues
day for examination for position as
operator.
Mccullough & Brown shipped car
of horses out of here Monday for
East Buffalo, N. Y.
Jesse Stogdill is on the sick list
this week.
The M. w. of A. neighbors met
Tuesday night at Hoods hall as usual
and decided to take sides and con-
test for new members, the losing side
to furnish the ice cream, so get busy
neighbors as the contest closes in SO
days.
John Hilliard went to work for
Jim. McBroom first of last week.
Newt Heath is having a fine els
tern dug this week.
Ed Scofield, of Garden Grove, was
in town Wednesday of last week to
meet his brother, G. P. Scofield and
wife, of Glenwood Junction, Mo.
B. D. Barger went to Humeston
Wednesday of last week on business.
nellie Young was Humeston Wis
itor Wednesday of last week.
G.. Jennings was a Humeston Wis
itor Wednesday of last week.
Plat Hicks went to Osceola on No.
5, Wednesday of last week.
Oliver & Wolverton shipped a car
of corn last week.
Ed Rushing returned from trip
out on the Shenandoah division We'd
nesday of last week.
E. A. Hull shipped car of horses
to East st. Louis, ILL.,, Thursday of
last week
Miss Lena Boyce, of Weldon, Wis
tied in Leroy last week, returning to
Weldon Thursday afternoon.
G. A. Shaw is having an addition
built to his shop which will give him
more room to handle business which
is growing each day.
w. H. Heaten returned from Beth
any, Mo-, Thursday of last week.
Will Day went to Weldon On bust
ness Friday of last week.
Mrs. B. Conner went to Humeston
Friday of last week.
L. Collins, of north of town, who
went to work for the Des Moines &
st. Paul week before last, and his
household goods shipped to Des
Moines last week. We are sorry to
lose Mr.. Collins but glad he got
good station.
Mrs. Ross, of Corydon, visiter at
the home of Charlie Barnes last
week, returning home Saturday after
noon.
Marion Ross and little Howard
went to Leon Saturday of last week
to spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Trisler, who live near Leon.
Will nav was in Hum on huc-
mess last week
Mrs. B. Conner and little daughter
returned from Humeston Saturday
morning, but had to take the train
for Humeston that evening on ac-
count of the little girl taking the
humps that day.
Vertal Stanley, of Humeston, was
in town on business Friday and Sat
urday, taking the morning train for
Humeston Saturday of last week.
Misses Belle and Ethel Duncan, Of
near Humeston, visited at Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Shaw's last week.
Thomas Gilbert went to Van Vert
Saturday to bring horses to Leroy for
B. E. Rushing.
B. E. Rushing returned to Van
Vert Saturday on No. 2.
Glenn Young, of Garden Grove,
helped his brother here in the store
last Saturday.
B. E. Rushing had car of horses
shipped in Sunday morning of last
week.
Ray Fisk spent Sunday with his
mother, who is still on the sick list
but is improving some.
Clifford Throckmorton is up and
around this week after taking his
turn with the mumps.
Miss Willie Throckmorton started
to school again last week after being
laid up with the mumpS for some
time.
Miss Helen Rushing visited at Van
Vert Saturday of last week.
The Leroy Concert band gave it's
first concert on the street Saturday
night of last week, arrangements be-
ing made by the business men here
for concerts every Saturday night
during the summer season, SO come
and enjoy the music. We had good
crowd last Saturday night and ex-
pect a bigger one next Saturday.
We were glad to have Mrs. P. H.
Young with us again Sunday and to
know that Edna is improving after
such long illness and hope she will
be able to be out soon.
w. S. Throckmorton returned last
week from Charlton.
The Easter entertainment at the
NJ. E. church Sunday night in con-
nection with the Epworth League,
was good but many were kept away
on account of sickness.
w. e. Stanley went to Osceola on
business Monday of this week
Miss Belle Duncan went to Van
Vert Monday of this week.
Mrs. w. Hood went to Osceola last
Monday.
Mrs. B. Conner returned Monday
morning.
E. A. Silvers went to Weldon last
Monday morning on business
Ray Fisk returned Monday from
Cambria where he spent Sunday
Capt. Bogardus Again Hits the
Bulls Eye.
This world famous rifle shot who