The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-06-21

Miss Clara Mcflarness went to Des
Moines Saturday for visit with her
sister and brother in that city.
Mrs. 4. c. Bolon and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, of Davis City, were
visitors in Leon last Thursday.
Miss Nadine Throckmorton, OF
Derby, came, Monday to Visit ST, ie"
Mrs. j. H. Newman returned Fri
dav from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Earl Epperley, at Ridgeway, l..
Mir. and Mrs. Bob Teale autoed TO
Des Moines Friday evening and visit
ed a couple of days in that city.
Mrs. c; $: Marsolf ana ss,n son ffaf and
W WISHED to o1 US sun nneS wisn friends
Dewey Long, Of Ames, came Fri
day evening to visit a few days WIN
relatives and friends in this city,
Mrs. L. G. Potter and mother, Mrs.
A l.. Dauman, of Van Vert, were
visitors in this city last Thursday:
l. E. G. Monroe, ATTENDED tne o1 nes
fBankers annual meeting IN Des
MONIES last Thursday and Friday.
Stephen Hurst left Saturday, for
Portland, Oregon, where he VIII Wis
it for several weeks with relatives.
Miss Maude Meeker, OF Decatur,
was visiting in Leon Friday, being on
her way to Lamont for a snort Nlslt.
Miss Dorothy, went to Memphis, Mo-,
Saturday for a visit with her sister
Miss Beulah Evans returned FRI,
day from Pleasanton, where she hao
been visiting few days with friends
A. u. Gibson, of Ridgeway, MO-,
came Monday to do plaster>ng WORK
on the new Masonic hail IN 1hls Gity:
returned Tuesday evening from a
visit With relatives at Pulaski, Iowa.
Floyd Warner, of Lineville, was IN
con last Thursday, being on MS
way to Grand River for few days
visit. :. ,o,
Pleasanton, came f'rlday anu 'lslieu
over Sunday with frlends IN 'lls
Miss Mary Franklin. OF Humeston,
was in Leon Monday, enrOute home
from visit with friends at Pleasan-
ton. ;a ,1oho,
| homer, went to Des MONIES frloay
to spend few days on o1llclal ousl-
ness. >v,,a
Mrs. Fred Potter, Of Woodland,
went to Lamont Saturday evening
and visited over Sunday with rela-
tives.
of Leon, returned Friday from
few days visit with friends at hum
irving Hendershott, of south of
Leon Vent to Van Vert Saturday
and visited over SUNDAY win
Miss Ruby Hill, Of Lineville, was
in Leon Thursday on her way to Da-
Wis City to visit few days WIN
friends.
| do n
the home of her sister, Mrs. Macy
Mrs F. c. Mullinnix and daughter,
| Margery, departed Tuesday for Wis
| it with relatives at Tulsa and Sayre'
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crago return
eed Saturday from few days visit
at the home OF his parents IN Haf-
den Grove.
F. j. Parson went to Pleasanton
| Saturday evening and visited over
i Sunday at the home of his son, j.
w. r Honn, of Garden Grove, who
had been visiting in this city, Wen'
to Davis City Thursday evening for
short visit.
Mrs. Eva Liggett, of Weldon, came n
Saturay for a few days visit at tn.
! home of her uncle, Lew Warnstaff
in this city.
Jas f. Harvey returned frlda.
evening from Des Moines, where n
had been attending the State Bank
ers meeting.
w. D. Henderson, of Pleasanton
was passenger for Des Nome
Tuesday to attend to some bushes
" mrs. Lothie Vision, of Saline
Mo-. was in Leon Saturday on he
!, way to Davis City to visit few day
with relatives.
Jonn Cowl, autoed to Des Moines o.
last Thursday and spent couple O
oaS Miss IS Helene Howard, of De
Moines, came Friday evening Tor
visit at the home of Frank N. Han
sell in this city.
Wcodie Thomason, who had bee
here staying with his mother. Wen
!. to his home at Oskaloosa FRIDAY 10
few days visit.
Miss Carrie Cummins went TO "a
T line, Mo-, Tuesday evening to vlsl
f., days at he nome of her Sis !:
Mrs. Fora Beers.
t ban Griffin returned from Gran
River Monday evening where he ia
been visiting a few days with reia
tives and friends.
WIN. kimball, who had been WORK
/, Davis City Saturday evening for a
Il over Sunday visit.
Guy L. Stark returned Frida
S from Waterloo, where he had bee
0 for several days attending the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge.
0 S. II. Amos, OF Gar.en Grove, wa
I in Leon Friday, enroute home frol
attending the Masonic Grand Lods
: at Waterloo, Iowa
: Mrs. A. A. Emmons returned frol
Pleasanton Monday where she ha
u been visiting a few days with rels
tives and friends
Mrs. w. j. Tatman, of Garde
9 Grove, came Tuesday for visit a
n the home of her brother, w. "
craig. in this city.
i, Jesse Still, of Woodland, passe
S through this city Monday on his wa
to Gainesville, Mo-, to visit fe
!, DAYS with relatives.
it DR.. o. E. Macy and George Young
of Pleasanton, returned from Waite,
r loo f'riaav. where they attended til