The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17

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work at Pleasanton Monday after
1 visiting over Sunday at his home IN
Mrs. j. c. Hull went to Decatur
Saturday to visit few days at the ne
R Maoa, Of her daughter Mrs FRED
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Snyder, Of
east of Leon, went to Garden Grove
Saturday to visit few days with
Mrs Mrs. NJ. e. Craig returned to her
a few days visit with relatives in
M Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rhea and daughter,
Miss Helena, departed Saturday Tor
Bethany, Mo-, where they viii make
their home
came Friday and visited few days
at the home OF his son, Ed II. Sharp
I Miss Vida Shakespeare returned
to her home at Lamont Friday even
ing after short visit with trends
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs l.. Lent, of Alton,
came Monday for few, days visit IN
this city at the home Of her brother,
l.. D. Miller.
| DR.. J. p Maxwell, OF Shenandoah,
returned home Friday, after visiting
a couple Of days at Pleasanton ana
in this city.
Court reporter Mrs L. J. Camp
returned to her home at !Creston
Tuesday, court having adjourned
until Oct. 2Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs; Joe ,Culp and daugh-
ter Betty, of Osceola, were guests is
at the. home of Jas. F. Harvey in
|, tic ait
Mrs. Geo. A. Meek and Mrs. p. Y.
Bos worth went to Lamont Saturday
evening for short visit at the b.
NJ Russell home.
Mrs John Woodland. Of Decatur,
went to St. Joe, Mo-, Saturday for Or "a q
DR.. j. w. Wales, Of Davis City,
was in Leon Thursday, assisting
with the medical examination held
| by the local board.
Clyde Weldon, OF Gainesville;
went from here to Des Mones on
short business trip.
Mrs. S. w. Hurst went to Chicago
Yesterday where she will visit for
several weeks at the home OF her
son. John F. Hurst.
Mrs. T. l.. Cox. of near Davis
City, was a visitor in Leon LIE A., Tu i aday
Mrs Ray Whiteley, OF Allerton,
came Sunday for d few days visit at
the home of her sister Mrs John A.
Fulton, in this city.
Mrs Lulu Swisher and son Ger
aid went to Cambria Tuesday to VS.
lit few days at the home of her sis
ter Mrs. Frank Horn.
e. c. Fulkerson, of east Of Leon.
departed Tuesday for Shreveport,
Louisiana, to look after farm
which he owns there.
byterian church, went to Fairfield
Monday to visit a few days with
Mrs, A. w. King, Of Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived Monday for a visit with her
sisters, Mrs j. D. Brown and Miss
Stella West in this city.
Miss Chaflene Edwards, of Grand Ira
few days visit at the home of DR.. S.
c. Varnum in this city.
Miss Cecil Evans, one of the Leon
teachers. went to her home, in Des|
Moines Tuesday to visit while Ae|
Leon schools are closed.
student in the Leon High School, re
turned home Saturday to remain
until school opens again.
Miss Florence Becknor, Of Mel
bourne, Mo-, came Tuesday for, a
visit at the home of her sister Mrs.
John h Norton in n this I'll Ct eitX Edon town
ship, went to Des Moines Saturday
/ for a visit at the home of his son,
viii Campbell and family.
Charles A. Biddison and Delos
Ackerley, of northeast Of Leon, ac-
companied shipment Of cattle to
the ST Joe market Monday.
Il
went to Garden Grove Tuesday to
visit few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. P. Stanford.
Miss Genevieve Wilson, Of Des
Moines, came Tuesday evening for
few days visit, with her Parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson.
Miss Opal Beasley returr""' to her
visited over Sunday in this city, the
guest of Miss Pauline Kemp
Miss Eva Allen, stenographer in
the county agents office, went to
her home at Lamont Saturday even
Mrs. Julia Shelton, of kellerton.
who had been visiting with relatives
in this vicinity, went to Des MoinesI
Tuesday for a few days visit.
Miss Lulu Black, one, of the teach
ers in the Leon schools, went to
her home at villisca Tuesday to Wis
Geo. O. Johnston. who teaches the
Terre Haute school, returned to-
Leon Tuesday, the school having
closed on account of influenza
Misses Dollie Wiley and Ruth Lee
returned to their homes at Davis
City Friday after. visiting a couple Of
days with friends in this city
! Mrs. Edwin Coen returned to her
home at Alton Monday after a few
days visit in this city at the e. homes
Miss Maud Reaksecker return ed
to her home at Ridgeway, Mo. Fri
day after a few days visit in this
city at the home Of Payton Hull
Donald Merritt, who is a student
in the Leon High School. went to
his home near Koyle Friday to visit
while the Leon schools are closed.
Miss Margaret Hurst, who teaches
in the Garden Grove High School,
came Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with her mother in this city,
Mrs. Ida K adkins and ,daugh-
ters Mrs Leo Cummings and Mrs.