The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-15
m LION REPORTER, rHuklDAY MARCH Is, isl7

Mrs. s. A. Edwards, who had been
Visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Leslie Grimes, in this city, re-
turned to her home at Pleasanton
G.. B. Marshall, of Estlin, sask.,
Canada, passed through Leon Thurs
day on his way from Davis. City to MS
former home at Weldon, for a few
days visit.
Mrs. j. J. Branham and little
daughter returned to their home at
kellerton Thursday evening after a
short visit at the home Of her mother
in this city
Mrs. Harlev Ellis and baby return
ed to their home near Davis City
Thursday evening after a few days
visit with relatives at Van Vert and
in this vicinity.
j. V. Lemley came in Saturday ev-
ening from Clarinda and visited over
Sunday with his family. He is exam
of Page county
w. A. Alexander and daughter,
Miss Lucille, Went 10 nes Moines
Tuesday to attend the Wedding OF
Give Alexander which was aolem-
nized last evening.
Mrs. James konklin, of this city,
and sister, Mrs. Harl Warrington, OF
Thursday to spend few days with
Deputy postmaster Horny VanNos-
trand went to Diagonal, Iowa, Fri
day, where he conducted a civil SER
vice examination for rural mail car
riers on SATURDAY..
Mrs. w. A. Boone departed Mon
business trip, being called to the
general offices of the corset company
which she represents.
George Lille, who had been visit
ing for a few days at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Chef Pullen, in
this city city, returned to his home
at N Shen man Mrs N Gav Stark and SON
Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Price
autoed to Albany, Mo-, Sunday and
visited until Monday with relatives
and friends in that city.
Mrs. S. c. Boyd returned to her
home at Burroughs. Mo-, Thursday
after few days visit at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Ell
Dr.. Paul Stookey, of Des Moines,
who is spending a few days at the
home of his parents in this CITY, went
to Lamont Monday evening for
short visit with friends.
!, Mrs. Marion f. Stookey returned
Saturday evening from Des Moines,
where she had been visiting a couple
ter, Mrs. Marion e. WATSON.
John Franklin, Of Duncan, Okla
homa, an old time resident of Davis
City. who is back there on a visit,
was visiting with relatives and old
friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs j.. c: Atz and children OF
u. S,t, do tn
visit few days with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. w. F. Waight in this city.
! Mrs. Leonard Davenport, of Das
Moines, who had been visiting with
relatives at Humeston, came Satur-
day for short visit with her aunt,
Miss Zilpha Davenport, in this city:
Mrs. Fred Ticknor, Of Garden
Grand River, came Saturday evening
for short visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs John Dale, of west of
Leon.
Rev. Duncan Black, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Grimes,
Iowa, was in Leon Monday on his
way to Garden Grove to hold series
of meetings at the Presbyterian
church. sv a9
y F. C. Mullinnix and wife departed
Thursday for few days visit In St,
Joe and Kansas City, Foster going to
took after some material contracts
for the new Masonic hall which he is
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lane, who have
been residing for some time in Des
MOines, returned to their former
home at Woodland last week, and
Mr.. Lane will open a new garage at
Woodland.
Miss Lucille Alexander returned
noon from visit of several
months with her sister, Miss Enid
in New York City. and
with relatives and friends at various
points in the east. + /
Osceola, came Tuesday to attend the
golden wedding anniversary Of DR..
and AIRS. w. F. Waight that evening,
MRS. AtZ and children having been
here for several days.
Charles Smallwood, formerly of
this county, now residing at Chey- |
enne, Wyoming, came in Tuesday to
spend a few days here looking after
business matters. He is engaged in
selling Wyoming lands.
Mrs. l.. w. Drau and children, of |
Hastings. arrived Monday evening to !
make their home, Mr.. Drau having |
;ome with their stock a few days |
previous. They will occupy the J. &.
Hurst farm southwest Of Leon.
James S. Mansfield, head of the
shoe department at j. w. Hurst &
JOS store in this city, returned Sat
lrday from Chicago, where he had
Jeen looking UP the new styles and |
novelties in shoes for the ladies.
Prof. G. p. Smith, superintendent
If the public schools at Indianola.
vas q visitor in Leon Friday, being
IN his way to Garden Grove, where
re ot!iciated as one of the judges at I
he sub-distri,t declamatory contest.
Mrs. Ethel Cooley and little
of Denver. Colorado, who
rad been visiting with friends in
oes Moines, came Tuesday evening
or a visit with her father, Peter
jruikshank. and many friends in this
ity.
Mrs Ada Nelson, of Cambridge,
nWa came Thursday evening 10 AisiI |