The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-03
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Mrs. Bert Youngs was shopping in

Mrs. Bert Youngs was shopping in
Leon last Friday between trains.
Earl Axes, our band instructor,
made his usual trip Saturday even
ing to be with the boys during the
band concert. Earl is an excellent
instructor.
Mrs. Landphair did some shopping
in Leon last Friday between trains.
A pony and wild west show COM
bined reached our town last Satur-
day and gave a street parade in the
afternoon at one o'clock and two
shows under tent at two o'clock and
eight o'clock. They did very well.
Mrs. F. M. Huston received an
nouncement Of the marriage Of her
son Grover Huston to Miss Margaret
Fern Dinsdale, the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Nj. Dinsdale of near
Webster City, Iowa. Grover has
been employed in the little Chicago
Cafe at Webster City the past two
wears and about six months ago he
took a trip west and located on a
ranch of $50 acres near Willow
Lake, S. d. He came back to Web
ster City and got his bride and de-
parted last Monday for South Da-
kota, where they will make their fu-
ture home on his ranch. His many
friends all join in wishing him sue
cess in married life.
Mrs. Ofie Parker, of Lamont, WIS.,
tied friends and relatives in our
town. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Leeper of Leon.
Mrs. Cap Miller visited her son,
WaaS
Miller resides on d farm near Pleas
anton.
Eugene Branaum has come home
for an extended visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Branaum. Gene.
as he is commonly called, has been
in the printing business for several
years.
Mrs. George Owens and son Ber-
thai commenced a course OF music
under the instruction Of Mrs. F. NJ.
Huston. Mrs. huston class is in
creasing, with Il pupils at present.
Leo Pile and wife visited the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Belle Sneathen,
last Saturday. He assisted in the
Tharp restaurant during the day. He
had worked for several months in the
restaurant before deciding to go on
a farm.
Mrs. Ed Seymour's sister, of Neb-
raska. is visiting her and other
relatives and friends.
Waldo, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Waybill met with a pain
full accident short time ago while
playing, a splinter of an inch and a
half long was lodged in his foot. DR..
Macy removed the trouble and he is
getting able to be out again.
Emma Sneathen has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Small
wood the past week, who reside near
Pleasanton, returning to her home
in Pleasanton last Friday.
Charley Morey preached to a good
sized audience last Sunday morning.
His son Walter filled his appoint
ment Sunday night and preached an
able sermon to a we'll filled house.
There were two special selections of
music, quartette by Mrs. Mcneil
ston and Prof. Shelton. A duet by
Miss Marian Huston and Miss Dot
Tye was we'll received.
Charley Keown and wife, of La
moni, are visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
We understand that Lon w. Smith
is married but we are not informed
as to what his wife's name was.
They were married in San Francisco
where he has been employed in the
Journal Printing Office for eight
years. He is drawing a salary of
81 10000 per year. Lon, as he is
commonly called, is we'll known in
Decatur county, graduate of the
Leon High School and has made
good His many friends will wish
them happiness and prosperity.
Little River