The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-06-01
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in this vicinity Monday and Tuesday.
w. r. Lane and J. e. Lentz deliv-
cred wool at Leon Tuesday.
W. H. Wilson and Miss Grace Rayn
were Leon visitors Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Lovett went to
Leon Monday and the DR.. assisted
Drs. Eiker and Layton, of that place,
perform an operation on MISS D1an'ne
Cartwright. ,,. stu, and
daughter. Mrs. Bertha Kendall were
SWIMMING in Leon Tuesday:
John w. King accompanied 'amn ee
Dunn to Leon Tuesday, ana nc "en'
to Davis City for visit before s,;, 10
.turniug to his home at Aoos'1'io'
q Beavers made business Trip
RI Humeston Wednesday.
NJ. w. Beckwith was 1aroen
Grove caller Wednesday. -.
Dr and Mrs. C. E. Lovett were
1ineville visitors last "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson wore
,shonping at Lineville last iuesuay.
Erema Woolman spent a few Gays
~ noat week with her friend, MISS
Bessie McClain. Me- Do,g
r. B. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
Co1,iar and Miss Bessie Carton were
Iineyille callers last "Wednesday;
Mr., and Mrs. l. N. Beavers, MRS.
1ucratia Giesseman and Miss Louise
Martin we're guests Friday OF MIS-
Minnie Woolman. NV,
GLADYS Beavers spent few Gays
tho latter part of the week Win nei
grandmother, Mrs. Mary beavers;
Edgar Phillips, OF Linevllle'
nanered several rooms for Mrs. b. A.
Ravn and w. H. Wilson THURSDAY
and Friday. oa tho
uar1 Wilson sale near Lineville last
Thursday. Stock and other tninss
sold brought high prices. Mr. W,,sH ba
intends to quit farming anu w. W.
one of the teachers In the hlne''''0
schools next year. ~ 1o.hords
Lenna King, Mrs. zearl betnarus s
and children were Leon 'lsl'ols i"s'
Saturday. nant
Ruth and Nellie Mcdowell spept
Saturday night with their aunt' Mls'
Mary Beavers. +,o
O;Neal and Eula Keller were the
guests Saturday night of their grano-
Darents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse sui.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McGhee spent
Saturday and Sunday at frlncelon'
Mo. 80
Homer Johnston spent a couple o.
DAYS the past week at the nome VI
his uncle. Shane Spregg, near Aller-
ton. a;,s,
VIM. Vandenburg was a business
caller at Corydon last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Lockwood ana
rono Woolman attended band prac-
tice at the w. P. Newlin home Iues-
dav evening. The boys are making
fine progress and will soon be reaay
to appear in public. They have ~
niece band Just composed OF the
Newlin and Coontz boys.
Mrs, Myrtle Hutchinson klng anu
two children, of Springfield, NO. are
visiting at the Lewis HlnKst anu
Freeley Beavers homes.
H. NJ. Wood and T. B. Adair were
business callers at the county seat
last Wednesday.
Harry Wright, Of Leon, delivered
"a load of implements here TUESDAY.
Edward Pace, of Leon, ana r. r.
Gentry. of Des Moines, were business
callers here last Thursday. w
Eli Hutchinson was Llnevllle
caller last Friday. .,,
q M Jennings and Miss Abble
Bennett were married at Trenton,
Mo-. last Saturday morning, ana oe-
parted for St. Joe on a Wedding trlpc
Irl Beavers purchased team OF
young driving horses last week from
parties near Powersville, MO.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. NeWlln ana Two
children, Mart, Ellis, Floyd and MISS
Myrtle Newlin, Ivan Kent Ne"llh
and M. T. Riddle were Sunday VS.
itors at the A. P. Coontz home.
Alta Lockwood spent Saturday
night with Miss Olive Coontz.
Lenna King and Hilda Riddle
were guests Saturday night and sun
day at the w. T. Lane home.
c. D. Newlin made a business Trip
to Des Moines last Friday, returning
the following day.
J. d. Coontz, Ivan and Kent New
lin attended a show at Leon Ihurs-
day evening. 1ou of
Garden Grove, passed through mere
Friday in an auto on their way 10
Lineville.
J. E. Lentz, E. A. Bright and Jas.
S. Beavers attended Masonic lodge
at Lineville last Friday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. James Grogan went
to Corydon Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with relatives.
Ralph Mcdowell has been suHer-
ing with in1ammatory rheumatism
the past few days.
DR.. C. E. Lovett and N. S. Beavers
were Garden Grove callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Novia Rains, OF near
family spent Sunday at the home OF
j. H. Lockwood.
N. S. Beavers and Mrs. c. G. Dye
were business callers at Linevllle
Friday.
Mrs. Fredrica Rains spent "a few
days the past week with her daugh-.
ter, Mrs. Elver Smith and family, OF
near High Point.
A little son was born Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clark, of Line
willie, but the little one. was too frail
for this world and passed away Fri