The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-02-06
Woodland.

His lordship, Mr.. Grounding did
not see his shadow in this vicinity
Sunday and therefore we are not eX-
pecting a severe spell Of weather in
the near future. One grounding
made his appearance a few days
ahead of schedule and was captured
by Irl Beavers last Thursday on
Steel Creek.
Bert Adair sold and delivered
sheep and hogs to Mike Griffin Mon
dry.
Orville Bennett and Claude Clay
assisted R. D. Lockwood TO cut and
haul logs the past week.
J. Q. Lockwood sr, and family
were guests Monday at the Lewis
Cannon home in Eden township:
Mrs. r. D. Owens, Mrs. Ed Griffin
and John Lockwood jr. have been
on the sick list the past week.
Mr.. Helton from Missouri was
here on business the latter part OF
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. D. Gochenouer
were over Sunday visitors at the
Jesse Still home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. Beavers en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Roy
Beavers and family, Mr.. and Mrs. R..
D. Lockwood and Riley Buchanan.
Freeley Beavers went to Leon
Sunday, and his daughter Grace
came home with him and visited I'M
til Monday.
Howard Dodd was in town Sunday
the first time since his leg was brok-
en-. He is getting along nicely and
expects to be walking without
clutches soon.
Mrs. Charlotte Farncs. of Des
Moines was called here Thursday by
the serious illness OF her sister,
Mrs. Flynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Adair visited
relatives at Lineville Wednesday.
Chas. McGhce and Vernon Adair
of Clio were guests Tuesday OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Clay.
;, Ed Owens, J. G.. Hurst and r. -.
Lockwood delivered logs 10 Leon
Monday.
II 4 son was born to Sfr, and Mrs.
Joe Clay Tuesday January IS ana
passed away early Friday morning
from pneumonia and was buried at
TO O'Clock Saturday al the Shield S
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay have
-
friends in this community.
7. c., McGhee was a Lineville call
er Saturday.
Miss Emma Smith of Des Moines
who owns the farm occupied by DICK
Owens, came Friday 10 look after
some business affairs.
Mrs. Stella Culver came Monday
to visit her sister, Mrs. w. c. Beav-
ers.
Vera. the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Petty has been dan
gerously i'll the past two weeks, but
ic considered better at this writing.
a DR.. J. S. CoontZ. Of Garden Grove,
was a professional caller here Tues
day evening.
Fletcher Groves has a gasoline Ell
CINE and wood saw outfit and saved
wood for Jas Grogan Thursday.
w. A. Curry and Dennis Daugh'
ton. of Leon were doing some car
pcnter, work on Dennis farm, occu'
pied BIZ Jas. Grogan, the first of the
week. -
Master Willie Owens visited the
mast week with his aunt, Miss Josie
( Owens.
g5 Earle l.. Beavers was LineVill'
caller Wednesday,
Miss Maggie Atkins, Of De-
Noines, was called here Wednesda,
nv the serious illness Of her grand
mother, Mrs. Flynn.
81. Miss Pearl MAGELLAN who has beef
working for Mrs. Albert Bryant, re
turned to her home near Leon Sat
urday.
81 \ Fletcher Groves was a Linevill'
caller Friday.
Novia S. Beavers, P. E. Hutchin
son and Sven Clay were business
4 callers at Leon Wednesday,
Kent Newln and Arch Coont
were at Leon the past week taking
teachers examination.
Chas. Barrit returned Saturda!
from a visit with his brother Arthu
and family near Malvern.
NJ. NJ. Emmack and family depart
ed Thursday for Ramona, Oklahoma
where they will make their futur
home. We regret to lose these PEG
z Die from our neighborhood bu
wish them we'll in their new Ioca
ton.
Mesdames Sven and Ray Cla:
2 spent Thursday at the John Sinclai
home near Morgan.
Mrs. Addie Richardson returne
Wednesday from visit o. severa
months with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Isaac Scott, at Council Grove
Kans.