The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-06-27

Miss Jennie Hines returned to hel
home at Grand River Tuesday afte1
few days visit with relatives in TINS
city. hoar
working in this city, returned , Moii,
day evening to his home at DAVIS
W. E. Mcdowell, of Centterville
was in Leon Saturday and vii! move
to this city this week to make MS
" Miss Eva Loving. of Garden Grove
was in Leon Friday on her way Hotile
from a visit with friends in nes
Moines
i. II. Peck, the Burlington civil
en- sineer, passed through this city
Saturday going to his home at Deca-
tur to visit over Sunday win his
D. Adair, who is working in this:
vicinity, went to his home at Lamonl
Saturday evening and visited over
Mrs. Kittle Boyd and Mrs. D. Iris
Ter went to Garden Grove Monday
and visited couple OF days with
Mrs William Phillips and daugh-
ter, Lucille, returned Friday from
few days visit with relatives at st.
W K. Macy, of Garden Grove,
ter, Mrs. e. o. Alexander in this city
Mrs Carl sankey, Mrs. o. l.. Fraz-
Ter and Mrs. Jud Maxwell. Of Davis
City, we're visitors in Leon TUESDAY
afternoon.
Friday evening from Mt. Ayr Wnede
he had been for several days attend
n court
Mrs. p. w. Townsend, of Decatur,
was visiting at the home OF her son,
Fred A. Townsend, in this city last
Miss Cora Arnold, of Garden
Grove, came Saturday to spend rev
days at the home of her brother, l..
Mrs. Will Mcdowell and children;
of Centerville, arrived Monday and
will make their home on a farm
near Leon. c..
passed through Leon Monday re-
turning from a visit with relatives
at Osceola.
THURSDAY where he is busily engag-
ed in setting up binders for Bowsher
" Mrs, r, c. Mullinnix went to Cen
terville Thursday to visit few days
with Mr.. Mullinnix, who is employed
III Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Cherrington, of
Decatur, came Tuesday. evening for
a few days visit with their chlldreh
Mrs, Lille Davenport and son Arlo
were called to Brazil, Iowa, Monday
to attend the funeral OF her uncle,
John Lowe. :,
from a trip to Atlantic and casey,
Iowa, where he had been on real es-
tate business. c:.,,
came Saturday for a visit at, the
home of her neice, Mrs. Ord Ronk, OF
" Miss Burnetta McRae, Of Humes-
ton came Saturday for few days
visit with Miss Josephine Beavers. OF
east of Leon. ,,a,
Evans returned from Pleasanton
Monday where they had been visiting
with friends. v+
Mrs. L. P. Hastings, OF Van Vert,
was in Leon Tuesday, enroute home
from a few days visit with TRENDS at
Garden Grove.
Mrs. Henry Esch and daughter
Jean, of Decatur, came Friday TOT
visit with her sister, Mrs. l.. +. Jag
gard, in this CITY,. 49,,
daughter Virginia, went to Des
Moines Sunday for few days visit
VIM Mrs se'1 &. NJ N. Adair went to Des
Moines Saturday to visit a few days
with her husband who is stationed
at Camp Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Parrish ana son
Leal, of Des Moines, autoed to Leon
C,,,d,, ood cnopt the daV with rela-
tiv Mri in HAIRS fhls e'' Wright and children
returned Tuesday from a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. l.. A. Glaze
at Gainesville, Mo.
Miss Maturing, Penniwell returned a1sa
Monday from Pleasanton where she sI
was an over Sunday guest at the
Homer H. Hull, formerly OF near
Van Vert, now residing at Talntoi,
Iowa, was business visitor IN thls
city last Wednesday. -
Rev. A. l.. Harper and little. son
returned to their home at Games
Vile, Mo-, Monday after an over Sun
day visit in this city.
Moines, came Monday, being called
here by the death of his mother,
Mrs. S. c. Penniwell: ,
A. G Mcdowell, of Davis City. was
visiting in this city last SATURDAY
with his sisters, Mrs. l.. b. Kemp
and Mrs. F. l.. Lorey.
Burr Hatch, who is employed with
an express company at Pc. pes MOI, Moine IS
his parents in this city.
Miss Myrtle Mcdowell returned to
her home near Pleasan ton Thursday hui t;Iay
after a few days visit with relatlVes
in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. l.. Alexander, of Gainesville,
Mo-, who was yisiting, o With sa friends $
in Leon, went TO oSc c9t SATURDAY
Miss Eva Allen, stenographer in
the county agents office, went to her |! ,e !
home at Lamoni oa.uroas e'eii'tis :
Mrs. Henry Fulton and daughter
Miss Clara, of ottumwa, retr rli e,
home Thursday after few days visit
With relatives in this city.
Mrs. G. R. Davis, of Grand River
came Saturday evening and VISITED
over Sunday at the home of her son
uorlov Davis in this city