The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-26
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rumley, of
West Grove, Iowa, passed through
ahis city Monday, enroute to Pleas
anton to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Rumley's father, John Offield.
Mrs. A. E. Sackett and son Bur-
relI, of Mt. Ayr, who had been visit
ing relatives at Charlton, stopped off
in this city last Friday to visit her
sister. Mrs George Kindblade.
Mrs. Ben Chastain, of near this
city, returned Saturday evening from
Tingley, where she attended the
Weeda- Overholtzer wedding and Wis
tied with relatives for few days.
Miss Maude Wallace, manager OF
aiss. NJ. Caffray's millinery store in
ahis city, returned Monday from a
stay Of several weeks in Kansas City,
where she was selecting new MILL
merry goods for their spring opening
Mrs. M. C. Collier returned to her
home at Osceola Saturday after Wis
Itiag couple of days at the home OF
Dr. w. F. Waight in this city. Miss
Florence Louise Penniwell accom-
panied her to Osceola for a short
visit
w. R. Cowl, of Omaha, Neb., came
East Saturday evening for a visit at
the home of his sister, Mrs. F. S.
Stewart, in this city. Mr.. Cowl was
seeently operated upon in hospital
in Omaha, and is just recovering
1ion the operation.
Mss Eva Gardner, who is teaching
near Decatur City, came home Satur.
day evening to visit over Sunday. On
account of the snow storm which
stopped the trains she could not re.
turn to her school until Monday af.
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Mrs u. G. John and daughter
Nias Hazel, of Cheyenne, Wyoming
who have been visiting for several
week with relatives in this city and
vicinity went to Tuskeego Saturday
eTening to spend a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. f. O. Moore and Mrs. B. o
Meadows, of kellerton, who had been
visiting at the home of their par
e1ta, AEr. and Mrs. S. H. Elliott, OF
30rth of Leon, went to GAINESVILLE
Tuesday to visit few days with
selstives at that place.
H. L. Ferguson, of Lamont, passed
through this city Tuesday, going tc
NorwaIk, where he has purchased q
nmber yard and will make his fu.
aure home. The people of Norwall
viii find Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson
mighty good additions to their town
C.. ID. Lester, one of Lannon'S rura
mail carriers, was a visitor in this
sIty Monday. He had started to Wei
don to- attend the meeting of the
carriers to be held there, but the
trains could not get through SO he
stepped off here and returned home
81 tie noon train.
Ars. v. r.. McGinnis and son Don
aid went to OsceOla last Thursda!
md visited couple of days. Mr.. Nc
&innis was also there appearing a!
counsel IN several cases tried in thu
district court, and he made an ad
dress at the X of P. jubilee meeting
held in that city on Thursday even
ing.
G.. E. Morey, one of the PleasantOl
rural mail carriers, came up Mon
day to join the Leon mail carriers
and 60 to Weldon to attend the Deca
tur County Rural Mail Carriers meet
ilxg. but had to abandon the trip a
sss11FH station on account of the storm
i1zuE returned home on the nool
tnSiiA
Mrs: j. G. Mccullough and daugh
ter. AeNRe, who had been visiting a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Shular, IN this city, went to Chart
ton Thursday to visit relatives there
Mrs. Mccullough resides at Blacl
Nsaa1s, Canada, and was neighbo
az tie, ShuIars for a number of years
while they resided there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Forbes ant
daughters, Misses Katie and Elma
!, we're called to Osceola Tuesday by
s1nesaage that their daughter, Mrs
zlnvd jerks, mad been taken serious
II in with appendicitis. Mrs, Jenk!
ana children hAd gone to Osceols
snly tine day before, and was takeI
sief nn aftaF her arrival IN thai