The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-02-08
rHE LEoN REPoRrER, THuRsDAY, rEBRUARY 8, 1917.

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I den Grove Saturday noon ana Went
10 Des Moines in the afternoon where
Mrs. Sanger and the children had
lbeen visiting for few days: !.
Harry Smith and Jesse AlDee, OF
the Leon Electric Co., went to Hum
eston Tuesday to repair some or the
Times at that place winch were dam
aged by the high wind last week.
FRED Barrett and his cousin, Geo.
Van Rossum, of Gordon, Neb., who
was visiting at the Barrett home i'm
Visit e eng9 Mse Cousin IS i Henry Mino a =
y.rs.- Il. n. Ammons, who has been
spending the winter at the home OF
lher sister, Mrs. o. w. FOXWorthy, in
this city, returned Tuesday from a
visit with relatives at Mercer, Mo-.
Osmer Sissell, who moved to NC
ed through this city TUESDAY evening
returning TO his former home at KEEL
Ilerton, where he Will again make
! his home.
Mrs. John Brown, who had been
visiting at the home OF her son, f. u.
home at Greenfield, Iowa, Monday.
Mrs. r. y. Brown accompanied her
as far as Osceola.
C. C. Crees, OF east of Grand Riv-
er, was in Leon Tuesday. coming to
have The Reporter get him out. a
batch OF sale bills and sale cards for
the bic sale he will have on Wednes-
Mr. Mf and am Mrs. Mrs s. 4 4. Mccroskey, Of
Anamosa, Iowa, who accompanied
the remains of Miss Clida McCroskey
to Decatur for burial, were visitors
in Leon Tuesday.
Grove; came Saturday to enter the
Leon public schools, as her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Hewson, of Gar
den Grove, will move on a farm south
OF Leon March LIST.
c. W. Spicer, OF Bloomfield, who
was visiting at the home OF his sis
ter, 4Ars. Guy Beavers. at Woodland,
went to Humeston Tuesday to visit
few days. Mrs. Beavers accompan-
led him to Humeston.
w. D. Turpen, of Collinsville, OK
lahoma, was in Leon last Friday on
his way to Ple aanto tq Wis visit ba MS
more than thirty years since the
brothers had seen each other.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Massey, OF
Wayne county, who were visiting at
the home OF her. mother, Mrs. VIM
Phillips. in this city, departed Thurs
day for Brggsdfhi e f fra 6om Mere
Mrs. G. e. Taggart. Of Durham,
Oklahoma, who had been visiting at
the home of her mother, in Des
Moines, stopped off in this city last
terday for a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Ira B. Officer, while enroute home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Arney returned .i
to their home at Anamosa, Iowa, last
Friday, being called here to attend
the funeral of his brother, Rolla
Arnev, after which they visited a
few days with relatives and friends.
f. e. Coleman, and W., -. Kemp,
who are conducting the big revival
meeting at Mt. Ayr under the auspic-
Saturday at their homes in this city,
Returning to Nit. Ayr on the evening
train.
S. e. Chance, Of Pratt. Kansas.
and his brother, G. w. Chance, OF
hugaton, kapsas, were in Leon Sat
visit with relatives. They were re-
turning from a visit with relatives
in Illinois. .|
Earllne. returned Saturday from OF
tumwa, where they had been visit
ing her sister. Mrs; Phillip Phillips:
Charlton, accompanied her to Leon
Tor a few days visit. .
Mrs. f. G. Hume ST., who had been
visiting at the home of her son. DR.;
F. g. Hume, in this city. departed
Thursday for Rlch Hill, MO-, where
she will join her husband on their
larm. She took her little grand
daughter, Freda Hume, with her for
visit.
Mrs. J. A, Smith, Of Broken Bow,
Nebraska, arrived Tuesday evening
for a visit With her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. y. Evans, before leaving for
their new home in New Mexico, Mr..
Smith, who is a travelling salesman
having been transferred to that terri
tory. .- II- =