The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-09-13

Mrs. ii. wv. GLOSS ana uauSHCeI,
Miss Edna Louise, who had been here
home at Peoria, Illinois,, Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Stubbs and little
daughter departed Tuesday for OF
tumwa, where they will make their
future home. During their residence
in this city they made many friends
who are mighty sorry to see them
Master We're Konklin went to Des
Moines Saturday where, he will visit
at the home of his uncle. James Nc
Dowell and attend the Des Moines
schools until his parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. j. w. Konklin move to that
city in the near future. 49,,
Homer returned from Vinton Satur,
day, where she had accompanied
: Clarence Schamp, of Leon, and
Charles Mclaughlin, of near Lamo,,
/ nj, who will attend the state school
for the blind at VintOn.
/ J. K. Beasley and daughter, Miss
Wis City Friday evening after a visit
NJ. l.. Robbins near Leon: Miss
Halycon Robbins accompanied them
home for few days visit.
/ Porter Asbury, who had been VS.
iting for couple of weeks at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Laura AS
i Island, Illinois, Monday where he is
employed in the harness department
at the government arsenal.
/ Misses Helen HOrner and Blancn
Rauch. of Lamont, were visitors IN
! Leon Saturday. They had gone for
an auto ride, but the pesky car broke
down with them near Osceola, and
II 70 0f
! then come back on the train,
| ]. E. Thompson and family, of
near Humeston, were visitors IN
Leon Saturday, driving down with
Mrs. Thompson's sister, Miss Lucille
Coy1e, who took the train here for
her home at King City, Mo-, after a
! visit at the Thompson home.
Tuesday evening from Lake Okoboji
where she had been visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. G. S. Rob
inson. Her sister, Miss Cora Lun-
/ beck, who spent the summer at Lake
OkOboji, accompanied her home.
Mrs: W. S: Lindsey, of D oe
Moines, was in Leon Monday. en-
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Thomp-
son. Her sister, Miss Pearl Thomp-
son, who had been visiting in Des
! Moines, returned home with her.
Mrs. E. E. Marsh, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Esch, departed Thursday for visit
with relatives as Sulphur Springs,
tended visit at Dallas, Texas, expect
ing to be absent for several months:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Pullen and
children Fay and Pauline went to
Des Moines last SATURDAY. to visit
Mrs Pullen's son, George Lille,
who is in the Third Iowa Regiment
! that left Sunday morning for Long
Island. Ed Shobe drove them up in
his car.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Elder, who
father, NJ, F. Grimes. in this city,
spend few days with his parents,
after which they will go to Frannie,
Wyoming, where Maurice has &C
cepted position as operator on the
Burlington R. r., his brother being
station agent at that place.
Ed Pace returned Monday evening
from FIT. Madison, where he went
with Henry LaFollette and son Rob.
ert few days previous. Robert had
spent the summer in Leon with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
LaFollette, and was just recovering
from severe illness, his father
coming mere 10 accompany HIN
I home.
Mrs. James R. Bridges returned
to Leon Sunday from Des Moines
to visit her mother. Mrs. Chef Pull
len. Mrs. Bridges has been visiting
her husband in Des Moines for the
past two weeks, who is cook in the
Third Iowa Regiment that left Sun
day for the eastern coast. Mrs.
Bridges will leave in few days for
St., Joe to visit with Mr.. Bridges
mother, and will make her home at
that place while her husband is
gone.
Lieutenant Paul Stookey came
| down from Des Monies Tuesday ev-
ening and visited over night with
/ his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard F.
Stookey in this city. Lieutenant
| Stookey is assigned to the hospital
/ corps, stationed at the fair grounds,
and assists in looking after the
health of more than thousand SOL
diers. He expects to go to Deming,
New Mexico, with the troops within
short time.