The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-02-02
Woodland.


with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Mott, and other relatives.
| D. E. Lentz and family moved the
first of the week from the Rexroat
farm to the Guy Adair house one
mile south of town.
J. E. Lentz went to Leon Monday
to serve on the grand jury.
| Mrs Phoebe Cook and little
daughter, of Seymour, Mo-, visited
a few days the first of the week at
the J. E. Lentz home.
Mrs. Nettie Rumley and two
Children, of Crimson, Mo-, are
guestu at the home of her father,
G. M. Jennings.
| J. NJ. and Otis Deisher wer Leon
business callers Monday.
B. F. Loving and family, who
have resided on the John McClain
farm for the past year, moved to
where they formerly lived. We are
but wish them we'll, wherever they
locate.
H. B. Cox, Guy Beavers and
Mart Newlin attended the l. O.
Ryan funeral at Leon Thursday.
A. P. Bethards and Frank Dodd,
of Leon, were out here Wednesday
and Thursday.
! Frank French has advertised a
public sale on Feb. IA, and soon
after will move to Missouri, and
expects to locate in the Ozark re-
gion.
Jesse MCGEE and family spent a
few days at Lineville the past week.
Joe Gochenour, from near Leon,
was here Saturday and his daugh-
ter, Miss Bess, accompanied him
; home for an over Sunday visit.
Will Lentz went to Leon Satur-
day and his father, J. E., who is
serving on the grand jury, accom-
panied him home to spend Sunday
with home folks.
: w. P. and Mart Newlin were
Lineville callers Saturday.
, John L. and Itah Grogan, from
near Leon, and Merle Merrck, of
Corydon, who was visiting at the
( Grogan home, were over Sunday
guests at the w. T. Lane home.
| Otis Deisher disposed of his
stallion last week and purchased
another Thoroughbred imported
( animal and brought it to his place
IL miles east of town, last Tues
l day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Parsons, of
High Point, spent Sunday at the
, T. J. Stephens home.
S Miss Nora Bethards assisted Mrs.
< C. E. Lovett with her household
duties the past week.
t Eli Hutchinson and G. M. Jen-
). nings are saving lumber on the Joe
: Adair farm l mile south of town
n John Prather and family have
been visiting at Princeton and Mer
: Ger, Mo-, the past week.
y VIM. Axes, of Leon, has Dough
e the former Bryson place, now oc
cupied by Melvin Coin, and will
S move onto it in the spring.
). M. F.. Coontz returned Monday t.
Waterloo after ten days visit her
j. with his parents and other relatives
j. O. Lockwood, wife and daugh
y ter, Miss Alta, spent Sunday witt
|. Mr.. and Mrs R. D. Lockwood.
Mrs. Finley Thompson, of Law
It renee, Kas., came Saturday to visi
her sister, Mrs. w. P. Newlin.
1T Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Gochenour
from near Leon, were Sunday guest
t., at the Jesse Still home.
y Elder J. j. Rupert, of Muscotah
Kansas, filled his regular appoint
e ment at the A. C. church Sunda
r morning and evening.
Miss Lenna King was a CUES
l. Saturday night of Miss Hildah Rid
die.
Ira D. Lentz started the new girls
mill at this place last Saturday an
mill is a fine thing for Woodland
and we trust it will be we'll pat
e ronized, for grist mill here viii
it be a great accommodation to tn
farmers of this vicinity. He viii
e grind every Saturday.
Joe S. Keller and family spen
r. Sunday at the Jesse Still home.
Jas. MCGEE and son, Leo. of Clio
s were visiting at the Jesse Niece
?. home the latter part of the week
# Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Beavers an
children visited Mrs. B. A. an
l. Grace Rayn Sunday.
At w. C. Beavers sold and delivere
40 head of hogs to Leon Monday
, There are numerous cases o
h measles in this vicinity at present
N. S. Beavers was transactin
- business at Leon Monday and Tues
k day of this week.
N Money has been raised by SUI
~ scription to build a house at tn
Lentz cemetery and the building
If now nearly completed, to be use
e. to keep the tools in and as a plac
is of shelter for people in storm
weather, while attending burial
20 The work has been donated by me
N of this vicinity.
H. L. Coontz and wife, from nea
IL Decatur City, and Mr.. and Mrs. l
B. Coontz, from near Weldon, vi:
~ tied at the A. P Coontz home on
day last week.
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