The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-01-07

! r. L. Carpenter and son, Ralphs
returned Saturday to their home at
Sheridan, Mo-, after visiting rev
days at the home Of his brother-in-
law, j. w. Gochenour. east OF this
city.
Mrs. Ellen Beck returned Friday
from Creston where she had been
visiting at the home of her son, Fred
EdmistOn. Mr.. Edmiston accompanl-
ed his mother to Leon for short
visit.
Mrs. P. Lacey, of Tekamah, Neb.,
who was visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. w. H. Jenkins, in this
city, went to Corning, Iowa, Saturday
to visit few days before returning
home
Mrs. Margaret Waight and daugh-
ter Helen departed Saturday for sum
ner, Iowa, where Mrs. Walght IS
principal. of the High School, having
spent the holidays with relatives IN
this CITY,,
Miss Blanche Roberts and sister,
Miss Mildred, returned to their home
at Decatur City Saturday after a
short visit at the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. H. j. Lands, in
this city.
| Miss Mildred Avery returned Mon.
day to her studies at the State Nor.
NAL College at Cedar Falls, having
spent the holiday vacation at the
home of her father, D. F. Avery, in
this city.
D. +. Avery returned Monday az
ternoon from Van Vert, where he
visited at the home of his son, Ralph
Avery, having accompanied his
daughter that far on her way to Ce-
dar Falls.
Mrs. R. H. Landeryou, of Omaha,
Neb., who was visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. d. F. Long, near
this city, went to Des MOines Satur-
day to visit few days before return
ing home.
DR.. E. Mitchell, of Weldon, was
visitor in this city Thursday. He
is closing up his business affairs at
Weldon, preparatory to moving to
GAINESVILLE, Mo-, where he will engage
in practice.
Miss Mabel Bradley, who teaches
in the Davis City Schools, passed
through this city last Thursday, go
ing to her home at Kellerton after
spending the holidays with friends in
Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Turpen, Of
Centerville, and their son, S. A. Tur-
pen and wife, Of Kansas City, who
had been visiting at Pleasanton, went
to Lamont Thursday evening for a
few days visit. 1870
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Pullin and B.
NJ. McDonough returned from Des
Moines Tuesday evening, having driv-
en- up the previous day in Mr. Nc
T.onough's car and left it there to
have it repainted.
Mrs. John Offield went to Pleasan-
ton Friday to visit at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Grin Keller Her
grandson, Fay Keller, who had been
here visiting for few days, return
ed home with her.
A. A. Shoemaker, for many years
a resident of Leroy, now residing at
Wichita, Kansas, passed through this
city Saturday, having been visiting a
few days with old friends at Leroy
and GSrden Grove.
Laura Asbury and daughter
Paul1ne went to Abba last Thurs
day for short visit with relatives
after which Miss Pauline went 3 OF
tumwa, where she will remain and at
tend school this year.
Misses Alpha and Eunice Iong re-
turned to their schools at Knoxville
and Parkersburg, Iowa, Saturday, af-
ter spending the holidays It the
home of their parents, Mr.. aid Mrs.
d. F. Long, near this city.
Miss Gladys Chambers returned to
Pleasanton Saturday to resume her
duties as teacher of a school near
there, after spending the holidays at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Chambers, in this dty.
Miss Rosa Bennett, who lad been
visiting at Garden Grove, came Fri
day and visited until the following
day with friends in this city when
she returned to Boone, Iowa where
she is teaching in the publicsschools.
! Mr. and Mrs. Albert Manning, of
Moran, Kansas, who had beer visit
ing at the homes of John Fulton and
G. F. Beavers in this city and vicin-
;ty, went to Kellerton Tuesday even
Mrs. G. w. Davis, Of PleasantOn,
was in Leon last Friday, returning
home from Farragut, Iowa, where.
! Nancy Finhulzer, who is lying very
low suffering from SCfOhe VI pafdt-
/ ysis.
! Harry Hemphill, of Charlton, came
Sunday and visited couple of days
at the home of L. P. VanWerden in
this city. While here he arranged to
conduct a dancing school, which will
open in the X. P. hall on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 18th. He is one Of the
finest dancers in the country, having
had years Of professional experience.