The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-10-04
rHr LEON arposrzaT rauEspAY, OCTOBER a 1911

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Teale, of Mt
Ayr, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Rauch,
of Lamont, visited with relatives and
friends in this city. last Sunday.
Mrs. s. Sharp, who had been visit
ing at the home of her son, Ed Ii.
day to her home at Bethany, Mo.
Mrs. Lydia Olds, who had been
visiting her brother, w H. Graham,
and other relatives, departed Friday
for her home at Warren, Illinois.
Miss Nancie Kemp, who teaches in
day for. an over sunday visit at the
home Of her parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.. Eaton return
ed to their home at Van Vert Thurs
day after visiting a few days with
relatives and friends in this city.
ed through this city Friday after
noon, returning from st. Joe, Mo-,
where he attended the stock SHOW.
S. c. Bradford returned to his
home at Des, Moines Saturday after
spending few days here looking
after his extensive farm interests.
vile, Mo-, passed through Leon Tues
day on her way to Mt. Ayr, to visit
her son. DR.. c. c. Lawhead and wife
Mrs. Claude w. Beck, of Des
MONIES, came Monday for few days
visit at the home OF her parents, Mr..
Mrs. c. Z. stuber and little son,
of Garden Grove, were visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Teale in this city last Friday.
Mrs. ID. f. Long, of Center town
SHIP. was called to Elk City. Kan
sas, last Thursday by the serious i'll
Mrs. Walter Lovett and son Maui
rice, of Davis City, were in Leon
Monday, enroute home from few
days visit with relatives at Saline,
Mo.
Mrs. ]. H. Anthony and daughter
Lamont Monday .evenig after visit
at the F. c. MullinniX home in this
city.
ID. N. Shoemaker, who is employed
in this city as a carpenter, went to
his home at Gainesville, No., Satur-
day evening and visited over Sun
day
Mrs. Alex Lynd, who was visiting
Wood, in this city, departed Monday
Tor her home at Culbertson, Mon
ana.
j. H. Lighthl, of Decatur City,
passed through this city last Friday,
}eing Oil his way home from ST. joe
NO., where he attended the stock
show.
Charles Stanley, of DecatNr City,
passed through this city last Satur-
lay returning from ST. Joe, Mo,
where he attended the big stock
how. :
". a. and G; ". MORE returned
hey were called to attend the funer-
j of their aunt, Mrs. Frances Glenn
mons.
Joe Burnett, of Grand River, was
h11S.i in &c cit
friday, and went from here to New
'irginia to look after some business
matters. {
Mrs. Clarence Marble and chill
lren, of Davis City, came Saturday
or few days visit at the home Of
Ter uncle, S. E. Newman, just south
Mrs; Ben scadden and children, OF /!
ng for few days visit at the home 5
+ her mother, Mrs. NJ b Tharp in !
Mrs. Z. V. Landphair and Mrs, +;
ome Thursday evening after few 4
avs visit with relatives and friends
n this city.
Mrs. John Hyland and Mrs. j. Rec
Or, of Osceola, and Mrs. Carl Dare, I
4 DeS Moines, were guests at the 3
one of Mrs. Joe Culp in this city
asst Friday.
John Stewart, who came here tic
isit relatives and attend the re-
Mon of the 3rd Iowa Cavalry re-
nrned last Friday to his home at
Mo.
Mrs. James Bridges, who had been
isiting at the home of her mother,
Ers. Chef Pullen, went to Burling- =
IN Junction, Mo, Monday for visit >
18th relatives
Miss Blanche Newton, who is
tudent in the Leon High School,
ent to her home at Davis City Fri 6
ay evening and visited over Sunday s
18th her parents.
Samuel Blackburn of Fremont, &
| this vicinity, went to Van Vert s.
tuesday, to visit few days before 3
turning home.
Mrs J. B. Hardinger Went to q
avis City Thursday for q short VISIT S