The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-11-14
Miss Manda Brannon, or paws

\ snort business UP. ,,
came Friday for a short visit will
friends in this city.
y Mrs. VIM. Phillips went to Helena
g Mo-, Saturday and visited over Sun
day with her mother.
S w. II. Graham went to Lamon
Friday evening for a short Vlslt WIFI
= friends at that place.
w. l.. Riley, the Davis CITY lum,
herman, was a business visitor il
Leon last Thursday.
: Charles Swanson departed Tues
day for Baxter Springs, Kansas, on
real estate business.
George Wallace went to Creston
Tuesday to visit a few days with
relatives and friends.
Editor Wallace Blair, Of the La
moni Chronicle, was a business Wis
itor in Leon Saturday. ,
Mrs. Guy Stark and children went
to Norwalk Thursday to visit a few
days with her parents.
F, NJ. Foster, of Clarinda, was in
Leon Monday on his way to Pleasan-
ton for a few days visit.
Ezra McMaster, a prominent busl-
ness man OF Mt. Ayr, was a bsuiness
visitor in Leon Tuesday,
Mr.; and Ms Mr. PHay gn %aI HI II w vent to o
few days with relatives,
Joe Swartz, the Blythedale, MO-
produce dealer was a business VISIT
or in this city Thursday. r
w. H. Snyder, of northeast OF
Leon, went to Des Moines Monday
on a short business trip.
Shell Norton, of Camp Dodge, WIS,
tied over Sunday with his wife II
many friends in this city.
Miss Lucille Alexander went to
! Davis City Friday TO instruct her
music class at that place.
L. p. Lamphair, Of Pleasanton, was
in Leon Friday on his way to La
moni for a few days visit
H. Il; T1annagan, OF pes s%n MG1nes,
ing work in this vicinity.
Misses Vida Shakespeare II Ia
Nav Allen, of Lamont, were visitors
in this city last Thursday
NJ. Holland, who was here. moving
some houses, returned to ms nome
at Garden Grove Thursday.
w. X. Smith went to Des MONIES
Friday for a few days visit with his
sister, Mrs. Frank Marshall.
NJ. |. Marshall, who is working
near Saline, Mo-, visited over Sun
day at his home in this city.
Peter Cruikshank returned trlaaS
from Ridgeway, Mo-, where he mad
been a few days on business.
working in this city, returned to his
home at Grand River Thursday.
w. A.. Dodge returned Tuesday
evening from kahoka, Mo-. where ne
has been working for some tlme'
moni, were guests at the home OF
Sam Scull in this city last Friday.
Everett Snyder and Leonard BAN,
of near Leon, went to Davis City
Saturday evening to visit 2
Roy Biddison returned FRIDAY
r,o., n,c NJninnc whore he
had been for a few days on business.
Mrs. NJ. r. Skinner. OF High POINT
returned Friday evening from Ames,
| where she had been visiting her son.
Harold Muse returned to his nome
in Des Moines Friday after a rev
days visit with friends in this city.
went to Pleasanton Monday to do
some monument work at that place.
Mrs. P. H. Sullivan and daughter
Harriet returned Friday from a
visit with relatives at Garden Grove.
]. c: Simpson. OF Lamont, was IN
Leon Tuesday evening enroute home
Al Crago returned to his home at
Garden Grove Saturday after visit
ing a few days with relatives in this
citv.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl sankey: of Da-
Wis City, came Saturday AFTERNOON
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city.
Tom Brown. the Des Moines in
surance man. came in Satu rday Tor
a few days visit with friends in TINS
city.
Mrs. Kate Brown returned NON
day from a few days visit with ella
tives at Garden Grove and Humes-
ton. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parker returned
Friday from a visit at the home OF
their son, Pete Parker, at Davis
City.
Mrs. Margaret J. Norris, of Osce-
ola, was a visitor in Leon Saturday;
River. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Brown and
daughter. Miss Opal, Of Davis City.
were visitors in Leon Monday after
Miss Margaret Quincy returned to
having been here working for a few
Mrs. J. J.. Minor went to- Lamont
Monday evening to visit a lew days
at the home of her son, Henry
Mrs. Albert Epperley arrived
few days visit with relatives in this
Frank Mccullough and Robert
Pearson returned Monday morning
from a short visit with friends at
HumestOn.
Guy Pyle, of Haver, Montana, was
visiting in Leon Saturday, being on
his way to Kellerton for a IS with
relatives.
J. H. Adair was called to Hum
boldt, Iowa, Saturday by a message
that his little nephew was danger
ously ill.
Misses Loretta Campbell and Merle
Pickering, of Decatur. came MONDAY
evening for a visit with friends In
this city.
Loren and Jack Tullis, the Deca-
tur a~uctioneers, were over Friday to
cry the Baker and Goodman sale
north of Leon.
p. F. Lantz, of near Van, Vert,
passed through this city Monday re-
turning from a business trip to
Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. N. r. Miller and sons Lam
bert and Bradford went to King
CITY. Mo, Tuesday for a few days
viSif with relatives.