The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-11-21

MRS. Payton Hull and baby, re- !
relatives at Ridgeway, Mo.
Mrs. V. M. Smith and daughter
Miss Grace, of Davis City, were Wis
itors in Leon last Saturday ,1i.s
Clarice, of near Pleasanton, were
visitors in Leon last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Lamphiear, OF heS, n
Lamont. came Tuesday to visit few
DAYS With relatives in this city.
J. e. Anderson, John Haas ana
Oliver Hayer, of Lamont, were pusl-
ness visitors in Leon Saturday.
Frank Caultield Of nortneasad o.
Leon, went to Des MONIES f, 2a,ui Jay
Norris Snyder, OF east, OF Leon, re-
turned Tuesday from a few days VS.
# With relatives at Garden Grove.
Mrs. Grover c. Flannery Went
to Red Oak Friday to spend a
few days at the home. of her parents:
AL Crago, of Garden Grove, Was
in Leon Saturday. enroute nome g ne
harden Carmean, of Dess Molnes,
came Tuesday for a few days visit
at the home of his mother III thiS
Mrs. J. c. Billiard returned Tues,
day from van vert WHCiS on =, "
been visiting her daughter, MIS-. hay
Ellis. :. r,,,a,,,
evening from Sioux City, where he
had been visiting relatives 1or he"
weeks r,,d,,,
from few days visit with ms SIS
ter, Mrs. Frank Marshall, IN DeS
Moines. ~.
3. r. Robson returned to his
home at Ellston Tuesday after a
few days visit with relatives IN TINS
George sedlock and Ralph Gabrish
of LeaVenworth, Kansas, We're IN
Leon Monday on their way to Games
NJ Mrs. Charles H. Johnston came
few days looking after their store IN
y Mrs. Maurice Elder and brother
Marion Grimes went to Albany, MO,
Tuesday to visit few days With
A. F. Place, of Garden Grove.
passed through this city last Inu t1r
day enrOute to Oklahoma City, Okld.'
on business.
Mrs. J. G. Johnson and neice Cen
stance Johnson, went to Humeston
Monday for few days visit with
her INC tner.
A. J. Rumley returned Monday
from a few days visit with ms
daughter, Mrs. E. E. Daugherty near
Miss Nan McCollough, of Humes-
ton, came Friday for a few days Wis
it in this city With her brother, FRANK
"c Mrs. L. a. Glaze, Of Gainesville,
Mo, came Tuesday to visit her motn-
er, Mrs. \. Biddison, who is SICK
with the flu.
Wade Fulton, of south OF Leon,
visit few DAYS with his neice, Mrs.
Nellie Burrell. w..
Miss Cora Lunbeck returned Fri
day from a visit Of several weeks at
Spirit Lake with her sister, MIS-.
Glare Robinson. W.,
Mrs. J r. Smith. Of Van Vert,
came Saturday for few days VlSl'
at the home OF her son, Fred smith,
Mrs. n. p. McBee, who had been
here visiting at the home OF her son.
Raw McBee, returned to her nome at
Van Vert Friday. 49,,
Roe Reed. who is student in the
Leon High School, went to. his nome
at Davis City Friday evening for an
over Sunday visit. a ,ohv
of near Blockley, went to Garden
Grove Tuesday to visit few days
Mrs. George Turpin and baby OF
Mt AYR, were in Leon Thursday on
their way to Pleasanton for few
days visit with relatives.
Miss Cecil Evans, one OF the teach-
home at Des Moines Monday to visit
.,r+;l tho CT n coils omen AGAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Trullinger; OF
near Humeston, were in Leon Fri
dav, enroute home from a visit W'th
relatives at Chillicothe, Mo,
Mrs. Coda Bailey and daush,' IL
Of pleasanton, were in leon !ast
visit a few days with relatives,
Mrs. Ernestine Often returned
Tuesday evening from a stay OF sew
eral weeks at Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
and returns greatly improved.
Miss Delete Newton arrived Sat
urday from Kansas City for few
days visit at the home OF her fa3h-
er, VIM. Newton, OF near Leon;
Miss Julia Chastain, Of southeas
of Leon, went to Davis City ,,AonaaI
10 visit her grandparents, Mr ana
Mrs. w. H. McCalla a few days,
Mrs. R. II. Johnston returned to
her home at Lamont Thursday eve'1-
ing after visit at the nome OF heI
friend, Mrs. Ed Biggs, in this city.
Mrs. Fl. H. Mcclure, of Corning.
came last, Thursday for few Tvs
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Harley Webb of near Leon,
Miss Maud Ogilvie, who teaches
in the Grand River schools. came
evening for few days
visit with her parents in this city.
Miss Manda Brannon. of Davis
City, came Friday for few, days
visit with her grandparents. MT. and
Mrs Frank Dingman, in this city,
Miss Zula Hamilton, who is stu
dent in the Leon High School: went
to her home at Davis City Friday
evening for an over Sunday visit;
Miss Jessie Caldow, stenographer
in the county engineers office, re-
turned Monday from an over Sunday
visit with her parents near Decatnr
Miss Nora Johnston went to De-
Kaib Saturday to commence ne,
school Monday after being closed
for four weeks on account Of the flu:
George Scott, of northeast OF
Leon, went to Waseka, Mlnn:, Fri
day, where he expects to purchase
car of potatoes and ship them here:
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