The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-03
TIT LzoN(REsoRrER. rHURsDAY, JANuAkY 5. 1915

T i. X. Offield, Of Decatur, depart
ed Thursday, for Phoenix, Arizona
MED rie n him as Far 4 as Leon, returning
to her home at Decatur Friday.
Mrs. Fred Ticknor, Of Gardel
Grove, who had been visiting witt
her, parents, MI. and Mrs. II. P
| Brothers, at Grand River, stopped
/, off in this city Thursday evening t.
visit her sister, Mrs. John Dale !
tain and brother James, of south
Thursday evening to visit few
days, at the. home of their grandDar
ents, Mr., and Mrs. w. H. McCalla.
Mrs. l.. 2: Brigham and sister
Miss Cora Mower, of Marshalltown
arrived THURSDAY TIL; !i NO, to- make make th tsi
ing purchased the millinery store o.
Alrs. Gertrude Bergman in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gardner re-
turned Thursday evening from Stan
ton, Iowa, where they had beer
visiting their daughter, Mrs. John
Powers and the new granddaughter
which was born on Christmas morn
ing.
been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Leslie Grimes, in
this city, returned Ito her home at
Pleasanton Thursday, :. her grand
sons, Paul and Max going home with
her.
Mrs: Ray Whitley ;!e, Of pe 81 Mq }
of her sister, Mrs. John A Fulton,
in this city, went to Corydon Thurs
day for a, short visit with friends,
returning to Des Moines from that
place.
Mrs. j. G: Hartsh9rn, Of Osceola,
stopDed off in this city Thursday. to
visit her. brother, J. II. Ryan, being
where she was, called to attend the
funeral of her brother-in-law; w. w.
Trisler.
Will Hines and wife, who had
been visiting with his sister, Mrs. d.
G. Cannon and other relatives in
this city, went to Humeston Thurs
day for short visit, returning to
their home at Council Bluffs from
that place.
DR.. J. p. Maxwell, who had been.
at Pleasanton and in Leon;
returned Thursday to his home at
He has engaged in
the practice of medicine at Shenan--
dOah, doing an exclusive city and
office practice.
B. D. Sergeant, Of McIntire, Iowa,
returned home IN friday, having wi been been
arm t Occupied by Glen Petucord,
which he owns. and made a new
ease with Mr.. Petticord to farm it
'or three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Luke and chill
lren, Irma Jean and Eugene, who
nave been living III Leon for sew
eral months, Mr.. Luke being en-
oloyed at the poultry plant, return
I'd Tuesday to their former home in
Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Jennie Jones, who. has spent
several years. as a missionary, at
Hal Tang, China, came Monday from
Stanbury, Mo-, where she had been
listing relatives, to spend a few
lays with her college friend Miss
iim n9 ! HOFFMAN, +. an 90 -, pan
ds NM MIMI R5 pf had been OF r pstn EAT
3reston came Saturday for a few
lays visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A.. Wagner, being. on her
way, to Denver, Colorado, where she
will visit for some time.
w. O'Brien, who enlisted a few
months ago in the navy, and is sta
toned at the Naval Training Station
t the home of his father, John
y Brien, near Pleasanton.
Miss Edith Parsons, who is en-
'loyed in store at Fayette, Mo-,
vas visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Lou Parsons, in this
ity the first of the week, going to
'leasanton Tuesday, ACCOMPANIED
Mrs W. r. Burchett and daugh-
ers, Edna >and Ebert. and Miss
fern Weldon, of Grand River, pass
d through Leon Tuesday on their
way to Wescan, Kansas, where Mr..
'urchett is holding "a series of meet
ngs, having driven through in his
Mrs. Ida Wright and daughter,
he formers brother, Ora Clark and
amily at Osceola, returned to Leon
noon for further visit
t the home of Silas Whistler, return
ng to their home at st. Joe, Mo-,
sunday noon.
Fred Ellston and VIM. r. Camp
ell. of Van Vert, who recently en-
listed in the navy, passed through
on their nce wa a to k Iepers
'ity, from which place they will be
ent to the Naval Training Sta ion
t Great Lakes, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Rhoades.
of this city, but now resid- |
ng at Redfield, S. D., spent the
olidays at the home of their son:
richie Rhoades at Gainesville, and
assed through Leon Saturday going |
o Garden Grove to visit Mrs. |
lhoades' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. |
holland.
James w. Hurst, who spent the |!
olidays with his family in this city, |
to Chicago Sunday evening.
lr. Hurst is in charge of the shoe
on the Dry Goods Re-
orter. the leading trade publica- /
ion of the west, and he is right at |
ONE in this line of work and is max
ng good.
We have some per cent money /
,radora State Hank