The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-06
Woodland.


f, and Kent Newlin delivered hogs
to Leon Tuesday for the former.
Mrs. G.. d. Newlin and children
returned Tuesday to their home at
Leon, after a ten days visit with
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover New
lin accompanied them and remained
over night
Jas. S. and Irl Beavers, T. c. Lane
and H. B. Cox attended the horse
, sale at Lineville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Lockwood
spent Thursday at the Erie l.. Beav-
ers home.
This section was visited by a
snow storm Wednesday and the high
wind since has drifted the snow until
the roads are almost impossible.
DR.. McNamar, of Lineville and Dr..
McNay, of Garden Grove, were pro-
fessional callers here Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Newlin went to Leon
= Tuesday to spend week with rela-
tives.
Irl Beavers sold his fine driving
team last week to J. l.. Lentz.
L. l., Richardson, Okla Beavers,
Freely Beavers, Glen Lane and X. P.
Baker hauled tile from Leon the lat
ter part of the week for Mr.. Baker.
Guy Beavers and family were over
Sunday guests at the Jas. S. Beavers
home.
Mr., and Mrs. w. C. Ross, J. Z. and
w. E. Lentz were Leon callers Sat
urday.
A number from here attended the
Harvey Northrup sale at Garden
Grove Saturday and Ellis and Mart
Newlin each bought team OF mules.
Erema WoOlman spent Saturday
night at the Grover NeWlin home.
Homer Johnston was on the sick
list the past week, suffering with
tonsilitis.
The winter term of school closed
Friday at Ireland school with Miss
Margaret Grogan as teacher. we
did not learn who would teach the
spring term.
Miss Marjorie Rockhold, teacher
at the Riddle school is spending TINS
week with her parents in LlneVllie,
as this is the week of spring vaca-
ton.
Henry Perkins, who recently NOV
ed to Leon, came after his daughter,
Miss Margaret, teacher OF Gnat
Ridge school Friday and she spent
S,-nday with her parents, in their
new home.
DENIS Owens, of Grand River,
came Satu ~day for a few days visit
at the Ed Owens and S. J. Grogan
homes.
Chas. Blanchard and family arc
moving in with Levi Blanchard.
Okla Bethards spent Saturday
night with his grandmother, MRS.
Mary Bethards.
Chas. Schemp, of Lineville, spent
Sunday night here.
Kent Newlin and Miss Ruth Beav-
ers spent Sunday with Erema and
lone Woolman.
Our mail carrier, Curtis Knapp, OF
Garden Grove, has made his route
every day, Notwithstanding the
stormy weather and drifted roads.
Roy Beavers assisted Erie l.. BeaV-
ers in the store Saturday as the
clerk Homer Johnston was i'll.
S. J. and Jas. Grogan and w. Z.
9 Beavers were among the Leon visit
ors Saturday. The high w,ud drift
ell the snow, so that it was almost
impossible to return home.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Beavers visited
FRIDAY at the l. N. Beavers home.
Miss Margaret Grogan visited over
Sunday with Misses Katie and Ella
G:2san at Leon.
Jas. Flynn returned Wednesday
from Chicago.
Nick Richards was a Leon caller
Friday.
Mrs. Walter Clay and children
went Tuesday to visit her mother
Mrs. Lille OF Eden township.
Frank Sinclair is quite i'll with ty-
phoid fever. He is now living on the
w, c. Beavers place in the house Mr..
Beavers recently built for him.
A fine young horse belonging to
Jas. Grogan got its foot pacsy cut
in the barbed wire Monday.
Miss Neya Moore who had peen
working for Mrs. H. B. Cox returned
to her home Sunday.
Everett Konklin OF High Point
and Miss Nellie Lane were married
last Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. G.. Lane.