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PURELY PERSONAL
Miss Bessie Uplield, of Delray, was
a visitor in this city Tuesday.
C. G. Biddison went to Des Moines
Tuesday to visit the state fair.
Mrs. J. H. Franklin was a visitor
at Blythedale, Mo., lat Friday.
A. M. Pryor returned Friday from
a business trip to Garden Grove,
Friday evening for a short visit
Fay Eaton, the electrician, had
business at Decatur City last Friday.
Miss Leota Peters, of Pleasanton,
•was a visitor in this city last Friday. I
W. C. Stempel was a business vis-
itor at Decatur City last Thursday.
C. E. Wilson/ of DeKalb, was a
J. N. Brown, of Pleasanton, was a
business visitor in this city Monday.
J. C. Danielson, of L&nioni, \VaS a
bU5insfes visitor In this city Monday.
JO. L. Fetty, of Davis City, was
business
day.
U, G. Griffith, of Davis City, was
a business visitor in this city Mon- Lh
a business visitor in this city Mon-
day,
Andrew Sell, of Decatur City was
a business visitor in this city Mon-j
was a visitor in this city last Satur-
Miss Bertha Young, of Pleasanton.
was a visitor in this city last Thurs-
busines visitor in this city last Fri-
was a visitor in this city last Fri-
S. O. Sprinkle, of Davis City, was a
business visitor in. this city last Fri-
G. H. Dennis, of Humeston, was a
business visitor in this city last Fri
I. T. Evans went to Dps Moires
Tuesday afternoon to vis.t the state
Friday to atend the state fair a few
C. W. Robinson was an over Sun- for
was a business visitor in this city last
Mrs. L. A. Blackman, of Blockley,
laBt
last Friday and visited a few days city.
with friends.
R. E. floss, the Decatur City drug
^gist, was a business visitor in this
'city last Friday.
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Rev. G. J. Fansher was a visitor at jay j-rom a visit with relatives in the1
Humeston Monday. vicinity of Crown
John Epperley was a passenger fori
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business visitor in this city Monday. city last Thursday. I Miss
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Misses Alice and Helen Jones, of Miss Fernie returned Monday evening
Decatur City, were visitors in this from a few days' visit at' Promise
city Monday. City.
Mrs. Lennie Chaney, of near De- Wiley Sell returned Monday even
catur City, was a visitor in this city ing from Des Moines, where he had
last Saturday. been visiting the state fair for a few
F. A. Reger, of south of Davis City,! days.
was a business visitor in this city Mrs. R. E. McLaughlin and daugh
last Saturday. ter, Miss Verda, went to Decatur City
Miss Nellie Moore, of Pleasanton, Tuesday for a short visit with rela
was visiting with friends in this city tives.
last Saturday. I Mrs. J. E. Albaugh and children
F. A. Booth and wife, of Blythe- Went to Lamoni-Tuesday evening to
dale, Mo., were visitors in this city visit a,few,,days at the home of Orra
Saturday. Teale.
L. A. Blackman, of Blockley, was Miss Josephine Coder went to
a business visitor in this city Tues-. Humeston Thursday and visited a
day afternoon.
Attorney S. A. Gates returned last being on his wayt home from Des
Thursday evening from a business Moines. J|j|
trip to Corydon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith, of Gax-
Miss Ethel Bunch went to Davis den Grove, were in Leon last Friday,
City Saturday and visited ovar Sun- enroute to Des Moines to ftttend the
day with friends. (state fair atfd Visit
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Miss LaNelle Rlioades returned Mr. and Mrs.
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Miss Josephine Beavers returned
last Friday from a visit with friends
at Garden Grove.
,| Mrs. M. L. Boyce returned Thurs-
Des Moines last Friday. Ayr Tuesday evening for a few days' ited a few days with relatives and old
W. Brpnaum, of Pleasanton, had
vigit with
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C. W. Reeder returned Monday
atives and frie
N Larson
of Sa
cit last Thursday
Miss Annis, of Blockley, were visitors
in thig city
visitor in this city Tuesday.i Mrs. J. F. Gill, of Ga
'C. 'C. McCroskey, of Decatur, was
Monday.
sti went t0
a
fair a couple of days.
came
was
Will
Deg Moines
eston state
itor in this city
from Des
be
|n
visiting a fe
Moines
^lbeua Crawford went to Mt. to Garden Grove Thursday and vis-
friends. friends.
in this city Monday. Ed Parker, of Davis City, returned Mrs. Nancy Moreland returned to
W. H. Shields was a business vis-. Thursday from a few days' visit with
itor at Lanioni last Saturday. relatives at Derby.
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Potts went to Keller-
ton Monday evening to visit a few
davs with friends.
Miss Ethel Coffin went to Davis
City Thursday evening for a short
visit with friends.
Saturday and visited
ver Sunday wit
days visit with
day. I Abe Bellamy, who is working near
Davis City) came up
ited a few days in
Pame
came
1nst
Fri-
with
from a few days
jSjt
a
day
G. W. Franklin, of Davis City, Grove, came Monday to visit a few ton Saturday evening to spend a few tes
Friday. Mrs. S. J. Stanford and children James Parsons.
C. R. Riley, of Decatur City, was
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Wjn
to Pleasanton Saturday and vis-
passenger
Mrs. N. Mitchell, of Pleasanton, came Tuesday to visit a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ketcham de- day.
few days with Mrs. Byron Watsa
baugh.
O. M. Jordan, of LeRoy, was a
business visitor in this city Tuesday,
o, of near Decatur hom? 9* his uncle, T. W. Colby, in
Afton last
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Tuesday from a visit with relatives Garden Grove, were in Leon Tues- day morning for Cedar Falls, where
at Garden Grove.
her home at Bethany,
Dixon Newton went to Davis City Moines and Perry. (vicinity. I daughter, Mrs. Fred M&ivin.
Long went to
Monday to
vicinity.
Henry Wilson, the plumber at
Criehton &. Son's store, returned Fri
day evening from a business trip to
Ellston.
Blanche
J. N. Estes, of Pleasanton, was aj Lem vanNostrand went to Des in this city. I of A. L. Ackerley in this city_.
business visitor in this city Tuesday. j\[0ines Tuesday to attend the state Leland Daniels, of Davis City, Mrs. R. A. Rogers,
a business visitor in this city Tues-. Tuesday afternoon. in this city. home at Creston last Thursday.
tat fair a few days from a few
Mrs. T. J. Guthrie and daughter, Mo., was in Leon Friday, enroute Miss Mirbell, of Boone, Iowa,
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iast Friday for a short visit in this city. I Mrs. M. S. Phipps, in this city
day. I A. B. McClaran, of near Pleasan- came Tuesday evening to visit a few at the home of R. J. Barrett, south-, Moines Thursday to
W. K. Macy, of Garden Grove, was ton
day. I Miss Elizabeth Follmer went to with friends. Margaret Hammil, east of this city, her parents, Mr ana
Ed Shelton, of Decatur City, was a
J. A. Daniels,
day. Prof. Russell Manley and wife Garden Grove Friday and visited Leon last Thursday, enroute home returned to tneir nome ai wecai
Miss Mary Pullen, of Pleasanton,
came
day. Mrs. B. Atherton, of Davis City, Mrs. M. E. Bucy, of Lamoni, was of her brother, George O. Gardner «je nome» o: nis^ grana ain
G. H. Dennis, of Humeston, was a
Thursday to visit a few days visiting in this city last Thursday, mr. auu «no.
aay. Mrs. John Gray returned Monday in Des Moines. evening after visiting for several days
fair. Henry Butler, of ner.r this city, days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. home at Chariton Tuesday after visit-1 Kirwin
M. C. Grogan went to Des Moines
days. Mrs. Ella Hamilton left Saturday passed through this city Monday, re- Mrs. Robert Bicknell returned to
day visitor with friends at Garden james Kirk, at Grimes, Iowa. at Albany, Mo. Jf visiting a few days 'in this city at. ,r(,iat|yA this vicinitv
Grove. Miss Millie Sparling, of Garden Mrs. Mary Gatton went to Pleasan- the home of her grandson, Orel Es-
with friends in this city. days at the home of her brother,
a business visitor in this city last jted over Sunday with friends. to Cainsville, Mo., Tuesday to visit city with her aunt, Miss Mantie Mit
Friday. Raymond Watsabaugh went to a few days at the home of her sister, ten. Washineton last Fridav
Dr. F.-*H. Penniwell returned Fri- Omaha, Neb., last Friday where he Mrs. T. S. Duff. W. H. Matsler, who was called here "a°,sitl°" few weeks at the
day evening from a business trip to
Miss Retha Blatt retuiued Tues- ening from a week's visit at Glidden that city Monday, to look after a big Mr. Dwight Birchard, of College
day from a visit with h^r sister at with his young friend, Lewis Boyd, real estate deal. Springs, Iowa, arrived last Friday for
Creston. I Miss Bessie Tye, of Pleasanton, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Epperley and a few days' visit at the home of his
W. J. Fulton went to Des Moines came Saturday for a short visit in this Miss Lyda Epperley went to Des brother-in-law, T. W. Colby, in this
few days. Mrs. L. B. Young returned to her hom^ of her brother, Victor Hull, for Bashaw & Shular's store in this,
S. Weakley, of near Lamoni, was a home at Pleasanton Thursday even- neov
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Paugh, of Cam- River Saturday for a few days' visit Leon Thursday, returning from Des Mrs. J. M. Pickering returned Sat
bria, were visitors in this city last with her friend, Miss Ethel Edwards. ^.loines, where he had been visiting urday from Garden Grove, where she
Saturday. I Miss Lucille Peck, who was visit- with a daughter. had been visiting a few days at the
W. Branaum, of Pleasanton, was ing with Miss Dorothy Hull, returned Miss Pearl Fristoe, of Humeston, home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
a business visitor in this city last to her home in Des Moines Saturday, came Thursday and visited a few days Crago.
Thursday. S. Parrott, of Lamoni, who had in this city wiih her friend, Miss Miss Lenore Reeves, of Cainsville,
Will McKern returned Monday been at Centerville, on business was LaNelle Mullinnix. was in Leon Monday, being enroute
evening from a business trip to Wood- a visitor in this city last Saturday, Miss Thelma Harper returned to home from King City, Mo., where she
burn, Iowa. Miss Pearl Gommon went to Grand her home at Van Wert Saturday after had been visiting a few days with
Lee Honnold went to Des Moines River Tuesday to visit a few days at a visit with her cousin, Miss Alta friends.
last Thursday and visited a feV days the home of her uncle, J. F. Hines. Sears, in this city. County superintendent Miss Mabel
in that city. Mrs. W. J. Lemming and son, of! Miss Maud Putnam returned to her Horner returned Monday from La-
J. H. Newman departed Friday Moreland, Oklahoma, came Tuesday home at Cainsville Thursday even- moni, where she visited over Sunday
noon on a business trip to Davis City for a visit with relatives in this ing after visiting a few days with at the home of her father, Dr. J. B.
and Lamoni. city. I friends in this city. Hornerr
Mrs. H. B. Lunbeck, of Decatur John Akes came in Friday morn-| Miss Elma Forbes returned Mon- ReV. L. C. Garner, who was visit
City, was a visitor in this city Fri- ing from Webster City and visited day from a visit of several weeks with ing in this city, went to Davis City
day evening. a few days with his family in this relatives and friends at Des Moines Friday evening, and Saturday went
Mrs. H. C. Lee, of northeast of city. and Grand Junction. to Mt. Sterling, where he preached
I*eon, was visiting at Lamoni Tues- Mrs. Cyrus Weaver returned to her Mrs. Nettie Miller, of Atlantic, Sunday.
day evening. home in Des Moines Friday after a came last Thursday evening for a
Mrs. Anna McKinley and daughter,
Miss Wynne Cash went to Creston week's visit with relatives in this visit with her sister, Mrs. O. M. Zim- at Ridgpway, Mo., Saturday after vis-
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THE LEON REPORTER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1914.
Delbert Smith, of:
v, KeHertondThursday evening and vis-! home at Corydon-Saturday, after vis- had been visiting at the home of J.
evening from a business trip to Des ited a few days with friends in that iting a few^days at the Jiome of her the state
isfcs
Afi^ tv,
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Miss
day, returning from a visit in Des she wjll attend the state Normal
Moines.
Mrs. Ed Shinn and children, of
near Leort, went to Lucas, Iowa,
Thursday to visit a few days with her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. McPherrin went
a
Friday to visit a few days of Decatur City, went to Garden home at Corydon Friday after visit- ^ome ai uecaiur L,uy luurau^y
nd the state fair. I Grove Thursday to visit a few days ing a few days with her friend, Miss visiting a.coupie or daysi acine
from a few days' visit with rela- went to Lamoni Saturday evening and iting at the home of her daughter,-
was a visitor in this city Monday af- tives and friends at Van'Wert. visited a few days at the home of Mrs. Russell Manley in this city, re- js{er Mrs Clare Robinson
tcrnoon.
Miss Marie McClaran of Decatur, Oliver Brenizer turned to her home in Osceola Fri-
was a visitor in this city Tuesday af- Miss Lola Brazelton in this city. parted last Wednesday for a visit at Miss Bernice McNaught, who had prazjer
ternoon. Miss Marie McClaran, of Decatur Lake Okoboji with her sister, Mrs. been here working in the interest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Redman, of City, came Thursday and visited a W. S. Robinson. the New York Bible House, returned i,0 js employed in that city
DeKalb, were visitors in this cit'/ few days with friends in this city. C. M. Keller came in Sunday noon to her home at ladianola last Fri-j
Tuesday. I Fay Marshall returned Friday ev- from Omaha, Neb., and returned to day. I
Thursday to attend the state fair a city, the. guest of Miss Edna Biggs. Moines Monday to visit the state fair city. I Mondav to thpir hnmp at Ken
few days. C. E. Drew, the steam merry-go- a couple of days. J. R. Bashaw returned last Friday consfield ufter visiting a tew days at
J. A. Harris went to Des Moines round, man, of Afton, was a busi- Miss Kate Hull returned last Fri- from Des Moines, where he had been j.he home of her parents Mr and
Tuesday to attend the state fair a ness visitor in this city last Friday, day from visiting a few days at the for a few days buying holiday goods Qrogan
Dnint.
business visitor in this city last ing after a short visit in this city. G. H. Williams returned to his Mrs. Lawrence Caster and daugh
Thursday. Walter Cruikshank went to Des home near Grand River Tuesday af- ter, Miss Wilma, went to Decatur
Charles Smith, of Garden Grove, Moines Thursday to attend the state ter spending a couple of days in this City Monday to visit a few days at
was a business visitor in this city last fair and visit a few days with friends, city on business. the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Thursday. Miss Kate Hull went to Grand Carey Deisher, of Woodland, was-in Sears.
Mrs. Guy Starlc and diugltfer re-^
turned Tuesday from Norwalk, where
they had been visiting a few days at
the home of her parents.
Mildred Avery departed Mon-
College the coming year.
Mrs. W. A. Ferren and daughter,
Miss Freda, went to Osceola last Fri-
a few days' visit with lier parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blair.
Decatur City J. H. Stanley went to Pleasanton] Mrs. Will Henderson, of Garden fail a few flaya,
visit a few days with rel- Friday evening for a short visit at Grove, came Thursday for a short! Mibh .Bettiei Schwnk, Btenographer
nds. the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. -t Swift & Co. soffice, went to Beth
and Albert Dorland, T. Smith. B. O. Springer, in this city _| Mia., Saiturda and viisited over
iine o., were visitors in this Dan Morrison, of Tabor, Iowa,! S. Ii. Lorey returned to his home Sunday with her parents, Mr.
i,„sjn?6S visitor in this thU-city." I his son, sheriff L. Lorey. to hej' ..ho^at BrooKnem^MO,
Bigley, of Saline,! Mrs. 'Nellie Shjrey and daughter
home from a visit with friends at Sunday to visit^.few
came Thursday and visited a few Grove, came Saturday to visit a few
Garden Grove, days at the home of George Myers, days at the home of her daughter,
s. M. S. Phipps, in this city.
Mrs. C. E. Haskins, of Des Moines,
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transacting business in this days at the home of Mrs. Mary Sears east of this city returned to his ton^weni jo^es iioni«^^
Cartwright, of east of Leon, Miss Frances Strange, of north-: Masses Mar^'knrGrVre'Ja'mpbell,
me
Monday. 'Osceola Monday to visit a few days Decatur City, came Tuesday evening
John Vanpelt returned last Thurs- 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John to visit a few days with relatives
day. Irving Green, The Reporter's lino- was in Leon last Saturday, being en- Neb., came last Sunday for a visit at. few dajs visit at tne nome
„. I operator visited at his home in route to Kellerton to visit a few days the homes of Mr. and Mrc. Carl Mon- grandpa:rentts, Mr. and Mrs.
Lamoni Friday evening. with friends. roe and other friends in this city ^ocnran^ins iiy.^
day. J. W. Smotherman went to Des' Mrs. Floyd Powers and children, Miss Ivy Clayton returned to her! Mrs Kaipn Avery returnea io
ill
Thursday to visit west of Leonf returned Thursday of south of Leon, went to Kellerton, siaesrau
days' visit with relatives Monday evening
day. S. W. Lewis, cashier of the Hum- at Blockley. with relatives in that vicinity. jnton. were Leon omng
George Kreigh, of Davis City, was
ank, was a business vis- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sigler went to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of on the
who had been work- Mrs. Ellen Elsey and daughter,
friends. ing in this city, went to his home at Miss Ada, of Mercer, Mo., were in I ™p retuuBra *na
Qsceola Friday for a few over Sunday. from a visit with friends at Mt. Ayr. r*.^ *BLloyd
relatives. Mrs. G. F. Acton, of Davis City, Mrs. Anna Curry and daughters, £An®. !r.
Saturday to visit a few days at i».isses Eva and Neva, returned Mon-
Friday and vis- the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. day from Humeston, where they had ..
this city. Charles Coffin. been visiting a few days at the home "Penning a rew aays in in
Thursday to visit a few days visiting in this city last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parker returned .»
frjends jn this vicinity. being on her way home from a visit to their home at Davis City Monday rn.j.,„ nini..m
visit with relatives Mrs. C. B. Simpson went to Davis with friends in this city and vicinity. visitine for aev-
vicinity of Cainsville. City Saturday evening to visit a few Mrs. W. H. Atha returned to her the home of her erand-
Decatur Saturday and visit- Jeems Burrell. ing a few days at the home of her p„ok
Sunday with friends. Mrs. Charles Hall, of Saline, Mo.,' sister, Mrs. O. E. Tullis, in this city." ^mena mo auu«i
work at his trade this fall. Peter Cruikshank returned Tues- to attend the funeral of his mother, vome
Tingley. C. E. Leahy, of Blockley, was a day evening from Des Moines, where Mrs. Angelina Matsler, returned to wtiiglit in this city
Riley Buchanan was a business
visitor at Kellerton last Thursday visit the state fair a few days. for a few days. day. xuesdav evening from Lake Okoboii
evening. Mrs. J. L. Gardner returned Satur- Mr. and Mrs. James tirandstaff Mrs. F. M. Kyte, who had been vis-
the hom.e of her uncle, turning from a visit with her sister her home at Pleasanton Monday after Mm Marvin nnri nthpr
Monday for Des Moines to he had been visiting the state fair his home at Ironton, Mo., laBt Fri-. 'c Ketcham and wife returned
city.
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merman, in this city. iting a few days at the home of his
Mrs. C. P. Browning and children, sister, Mrs. Ralph Brooke, east of
of southeast of Leon, returned Sat- this city.
urday from a visit with relatives and
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friends at St. Joe, Mo. Saturday evening to their home at
Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Penniwell went Cainsville after visiting a few days
to Des Moines Monday and visited in this city at the home of J. Xi.
a few days at the home of her Gardner.
brother, J. V. Arney. C. F. Matsler, of Princeton, Mo.,
Miss Mabel Bradley returned Fri- who was called here by the illness
day evening from Chillicothe, Mo.,1 and death of his mother, Mrs. An
where she had been visiting a few gelina Matsler, returned home last
days with her mother. Thursday.
Mrs. George Rosengrant went to I Mrs. Ray Whiteley returned to her
Grand River Saturday and visited a home at Allerton Tuesday after visit
few days at the home of her son, in a few' days in this city with her
Dr. H. D. Rosengrant. (sister, Mrs. John Fulton, and other
Mrs. John Flynn, of southeast of relatives.
Leon, returned Monday from Humes- Cyrus Holybee, who has been work
ton where she had been visiting a ing on a farm near this city, de
few days with friends. {parted Thursday for Moline, Illinois,
Gurley George, John Harden and-where he expects to spend the com
Arthur Sparks, of east of Leon, went ing winter.
to Des Moines Tuesday to attend the
state fair a few days. WM.
Charles Lowe returned to his home
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Everett returned
Mrs. Roxey Biggerstaff, of The'
Dalles, Oregon, who is visiting at the.
home of her sister, Mrs Win Cash
in this city, went to Des Moines Mon*
day to visit a few days with friends
la'-' that city*
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day for a short visit at the home of and Fay Hooper, of Decatur, Illinois,
her sister, Mrs. J. C. Atz. who is visiting at the Tellier home
Mrs. Henry Minor and children at Davis City, were visitors in this
went to Lamoni Monday evening for city Tuesday.
Mo., Saturday Pleasanton, were in Leon Monday, homes of Will and George Cartwright
after a visit with relatives in this being enroute home from a visit with east of Leon.
herxmother at Albany, Mo. I S. G. Mitchell, wife and daughter,
Forest Hagan, of Pleasanton, was Miss Elsie, returned Monday from a
a visitor in Leon last Friday, bringing two weeks' visit at the home of Mrs.
up some fine horses which had been Mitchell's brother, John Asbach, at
purchased by Bert McLain. Duluth, Minn.
came last week for a visit at the at Pleasanton Monday after visiting Mrs P. bcnwenK Thurs-
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few days in this city at the home of MUm Nita Miller
Harry McNeese returned to V.'*" Mary and Ethel Banta re- Mta H«me jent to Albla Thursday
of Garden
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S. Staley, who had been visiting
^j eaiun ia»t
oines, where he had Ledgerwood. friends in this city and vicimty k. w. kodd reiurnea to
iJlulDuaji
to visit
days. Joseph Doser, of Sargent, Neb.,! Miss Nettie Lavery, of Omaha at Woodburn iowa, Mona^y a^
a few days
and
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C. D. Newlin went to Mt. Ayr Sat
urday to superintend the unloading
and starting of a new threshing out
fit which he had sold to parties at
that place.
Misses Lelia Tellier, of Davis Ctyy,
Mrs. W. T. Cartwright and daugh
ter, Mrs. Clarence Frazier, of Davis
Mrs!"E*ijner Franklin and baby of City, came Thursday tg visit at the
Mrs. W. C. Young returned to her' O. F. Warnstaff, of Weldon, who
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c^™®' outhwest of Le
week,
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in Moon, who had been
THnrsrlav pvpnine
Miss Gladys Gillham returned Sat
urday evening from Des Moines,
Mond
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Miss Audrie Jenree returned to .. ... v,
xn.os auuu. their hom.e in this city, Mr. Coen hav
her, home at St. Joe., Mo., Friday .—
Mrs. P. F. Kopp and children went after a visit of several weeks in this ^f^rt^furi^ture''store/11
Fred Waight returnea to his home
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Btenoeranh
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in this ,"^wert ^Ljojl^
and
Mrs. J. F. Bryant.
Miss Dorothy Shields returned last
Thursday to her home at Eddyville,
Iowa, after visiting a couple of weeks
at the home of her uncle, W. H.
Shields, in this city.
Mrs. M. L. Dale, of near Pleasan-
attend the state fair and visit her
Mrs.
SuS
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ue^d ana^vne or rieas
ay
visiting over
re
^!'ned
to
his home
Mr Alma
for a
isit with their
and litt
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son, of Afton, came Monday to make
hj8 DarentB
whGrG
s.
nr and Mrs
*hev had been visitine for a
home of Mrs Ketcham's
^. Arthur Frazier, who had been
|sftlne at the home of Harrison
near
^jg
0 Th
Mrg
c^y went
to Red
h11Bhnrni
Albert Mullin and four sons
turned to their home at Minne-
apo
ijs Minn Mondav after a visit
jth
'j
Mu
iijn
jjer relatives in this vicinity
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and
cjjarjgg \\rard and baby re-
near
this citv
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Mrs. John Stewart returned to her^
home at Yates Center, Kansas, last,
Saturday, Vafter a two weeks' visit
with her mqther, Mrs. A. S. Gardner
and other relatiyes in this vicinity.
Miss May NiSh returned to her
home at Weldon Saturday, after vis
iting a few days in thfs city AVith her
sister, Miss Grace Nish, one of the
operators at the Leon central office.
W. J. Butler, the new owner of the
Leon opera houso block, returned
Saturday to his hcme\at Saline, Mo.,
after spending, several days in this
city looking after his new property.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker and
children returned to their home at
Shambo, Iowa, Monday after a visit
at the home of S. F. Dent and other
relatives in the vicinity of Woodland.
Mrs. E. J. Coen and baby, who ar
rived Monday from Afton, went to
Murray the same afternoon to visit
a few days, the rooms which they
will occupy, not being ready for them.
Mrs. G. A. Wood and sons, who
had been: visiting at the home of
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. F.
Waight in this city, departed last
Friday for their home in Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. J. H. Robinson, of Davis City,
and her neice, Miss Dorothy Brandt,
of Peoria, Illinois, went to Des Moines
Thursday for a few days' visit at the
home of her son, Dr. W. J. Rob
inson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Teeters and son,
Elmer, went to Davis City Saturday
to visit a few days with relatives.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Ratliff, of Mystic, a sister of Mrs.
Teters.
Mrs. Anna Peters, who had been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. I. E. Evans in this city and with
other relatives in this vicinity, re
turned to her home in Kansas City
Friday.
W. A. Simpson, wife and daughter,
Miss Marie, stopped off in this city
Tuesday evening to visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. C. E. Hurst, while
enroute home from a visit to Des
Moines.
Miss Mary Tierney, a trained nurse
who was called here professionally
in a couple of cases, visited over Sun
day with the Penniwell family in this
city, returning to her at Ottumwa
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hines returned
last Thursday to their home at
Petersburg, Illinois, after visiting a
couple of weeks at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. C. E. Leahy, near
Blockley.
James Hurst, Henry and John
Minor and Ralph McGinnis went to
£amoni Monday evening to be ready
to get the first crack at the prairie
chickens, the hunting season open
ing Tuesday.
Dr. George Bishop and wife, of
Burley, Idaho,/Who are visiting with
relatives at Humeston, came last
Wednesday and visited a couple of
days at th ehome of his sister, Mrs.
J. C. Johnson in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Akes and Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Monroe motored to
Des Moines Sunday morning to visit
the state fair. They all returned
Monday evening except Mr. Akes who
is chief marshal of the fair.
Mrs. C. G. Cline and daughter,
Dorothy, went to Des Moines Satur
day to visit a few days with relatives
in that city. Mr. Cline drove up to
Dos Moines Saturday in his car to
spend a few days at the fair.
Mrs. H. S. LoVett, of Garden Grove,
was a visitor in this city last, Satur
day, being accompanied by her
friend, Miss Anna Farquharson, of
Des Monies, who is visiting at the
Lovett home for a few days.
W. 'uavidson, of Decatur, Illi
nois, who had been out to Portland,
Oregon, and other western points,
stopped off in this city Saturday for a
visit at the home of his brother-in
law, Rev. Wm. Biggs and wife.
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visiting for a couple of weeks at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Ernestine Ot
ten in this city, returned to her
home at Kansas City lasf Friday.
Mrs. H. M. Cosner and baby,, of
St. Joe, who were visiting at the-home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Beardsley in this city, went to Elt
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