The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-05-24
Miss Katherine sullivan, who was

Miss Katherine Sullivan, who waa
Icalled here to attend the funeral Of
jher aunt, Mrs Katherine Mahoney
lreturned to Des MOines THURSDAY
where she is employed as bookkeepel
at the ,Jalk-Over shoe store.
J. A. Mcintosh was business IN y ' !,
tor at Bethany, Mo, last THURSDAY
going with clothing salesman who
had lost his trunks, and could not
remain here, so he took his customer
| with him to Bethany to look over hls
line.
Vile, Mo-. Thursday to visit a rev
don. Her little nepreW,, Garlanh
Weldon, who had been visiting here
returned to his home at Gainesville
MIR. and Mrs. l. N. Beard, Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles Edwards and Mrs. T.
W. Whitlock and son Jack, OF Osceo-
la, motored % Leon Sunday after te 81,
SO they visited over night with their
/ friends in this city.
Mrs. c. E. Chastain went to Davis
City Monday to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCalla, Mrs.
McCalla having been injured in the
auto accident at Little river bridge
| Sunday afternoon when Geo. HoH-
mans car was overturned.
Warren Sankey.' the we'll known
insurance man, drove in last Thurs
day in his car from Louisville, n.y.,
and is spending a few days here with
relatives and friends. He will leave
he coming week for Denver Colo
RADIO, where he will spend the sum-
mer. -
Porter, of the Decatur City schools,
were in Leon Saturday accompanied
by this years graduating class. com
posed of Misses Flossie Jene Akers,
kessie Belle Creal, Helen Roger,
Lois Edith Sears, and Mr.. Jackson
Clyde Chamberlin
Rev. George Cone and wife, VINO
had been visiting for few days az
the home Of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs +. A. CARRIER, of Center town
ship. returned to their nome at
Udell, Iowa, Saturday. Mrs. Cones
sister. Miss Edith CARRIER, went home
with them for a visit.
w. II. Darner, Of Des Molnes, re-
turned home Thursday after spend
ing couple Of days at his fine farm
Just south of Leon. He was accom-
nanied to Des Noines by Master Glen
Hines, who is the big boss out at the
Darner farm, and will enjoy a few
DAYS visit in DeS MOines.
Miss Eunice Evans, who had been
visiting for few days at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
w, n. Frost in this city, returned TO
her home near Garden Grove Satur-
day Her cousin, Miss Alice Citing
er. accompanied her to Garden Grove
for an over Sunday visit.
Mrs. Jas F. Harvey and daughter
Jean returned Friday from few
DAYS visit in Chicago, where they
went to have Jean examined by the
specialist who has been treating her
for congenital hip dislocation He
removed the cast she has been wear
ing fer many months, and says the
operation was entirely successful.
Mrs. F.. Jacobsen, who has been
travelling the past season with a big
opera company, returned to Leon
last week. MIR and Mrs. Jacobsen
went 10 Mt. Ayr Monday, where they
have taken rooms for the summer
while he is looking after the extern
sire work being done on the electric
light plant at that place, but expect
to return to Leon this fall.
Ronald Monroe the Des MoineS
banker. came down last Thursday
for few days visit at the home OF
his. parents. MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Mon
roe, in this city. Ronald took the
training camp examination at Des
Moires. and was greatly diSappolnt-
ed that he was not among the taYOf-
ed few who were summoned for the
first camp but is expecting to be
called later