The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-30

| to their home at Bethany, MO-,
Thursday after visiting few days
at the home OF their son, I'D H.
Sharp, in this city.
Mrs. Carrie Edwards, of Serum, S.
d., who had been visiting with
| friends in this city, went to Van
Vert Thursday for visit with rel
atives and friends.
c. w. Reeder, who is travelling
in the north part Of the state selling
and visited over Sunday with his
'a' MIS- r Ralph iiS Pickering of this city,
land her mother, Mrs. l.. d. Richards,
Eof Corydon. returned Monday even
| ing from a visit with relatives at
Bridgewater, Iowa.
Mrs. J: ". Fisher and Mrs, Clara
a few days visit at the John Duff
field and Glen Petticord homes
northeast of Leon.
Mrs. M. T. Riddle and children re-
turned to their home near Garden
Grove Tuesday after few days visit
in this city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Lou Burroughs, went to Kansas
City, Mo-, Thursday for few days
visit at the home of Mrs. Harris sis
ter, Mrs. J. B. Bruce.
Leland G. Lutz and wife, of Bill
ings, Montana, who came the first
of last week for visit with relatives
in this city, went to Saline, Mo-,
James Hoffman, who recently re-
turned home after two years service
in the navy went to Mt. Ayr satur-
dav evening to visit over Sunday
with his friend, Mike Grogan.
Mrs. S. A. Edwards. of Pleasanton,
was visiting in Leon last Thursday.
little Paul Grimes returning to Leon
his grandparents at Pleasanton.
Mrs. O. w. Foxworthv:- Mrs. J. w.
Robinson, Mrs. J, A. Mcintosh. Mrs.
Barbara Alexander and Mrs. Cora
Brant went to Des Moines Monday to
attend the O. r. S. grand charter.
l.. E. Marshall returned to Leon
Sunday. having been mustered ont
of service at the Great Lakes Naval
Training station two weeks ago. af-
Mrs C. R. Turner and Mrs. Fred
Kemp and children, of Des Moines.
came Thursday for few days visit
in this CITY. being called here by the
death of their uncle. c.. A. Brown
Rev. T.. T. Campbell returned
from Des Moines Friday where he
attended the Synod. and also attend
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Thursday evening at the Coliseum
Mrs Arthur Forbes and "rand-
DAUGHTER. Margaret Louise Stout,
went to Des Noines Friday for few
DAVIS visit with her da""hters Mrs.
Llovd Tenls and Miss Elma Forbes
Walter Officer. who is student
at Simpson COLLEGE. 1ndianola. came
home Friday evening for an over
SUNDAY visit With his parents. NJ
Tro Off;oor il, f1ic oitv
Dr. 7. q. Woodmansee, of Des
Noines member Of the state parole
board came last Thursday evo','n~
and visited a couple of days with his
narents and many friends in this
civ.
Earl Axes returned from Pingree,
N. D.. Monday, where he had accom-
which R. S. Kenneth bought at Axes
Bros. sale in this city short time
ago.
Mrs. Ellen McKibben. of Ellston,
who was visiting at tht home of her
brother, Arthur Forbes, in this city.
departed Friday for short visit
with relatives at Grand Junction.
Iowa.
; Harry Aten. of Garden Grove.
Since his operation at Rochester
Mimi. a few weeks ago, he has been
making steady improvement in
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Keller return
ed from Des Moines last Friday,
where Mrs. Keller was having her
throat treated, and her friends will
be pleased to learn she is greatly i'm
proved.
Dwight Akers, of Decatur, was
visiting in Leon Thursday. having
arrived at Decatur Wednesday after
being discharged from service at
Camp Dodge, after long service
overseas.
w. D. Shelton, of Decatur, was in
Leon Friday on his way to Charlton
to meet his grandson, Harry Porter,
service after being overseas more
than two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Newcomer, of
Alexandria, Kansas, arrived Friday
afternoon for a visit at the home OF
her brother, deputy sheriff John
Osborn and other relatives in this
city and vicinity ,,,,
s. D., arrived in Leon Saturday to
Join her husband, the new manager
of the Iowa Southern Utilities Co.,
in this city, and they will make their
home in this city.
Mrs. G. E. Campbell and children,
and her mother, Mrs. Catharine
Comerford. of southeast of Leon,
departed Saturday for st. Joe. Mo-,
where they will make their home,
Mr.. Campbell remaining here for a
few days to close up his business af-
fairs.
Dr.. T. G. Radcliffe and wife. and
her brother, Ed Coffin, of Wathena,
Kansas, motored to Leon Friday and
visited over Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Ratcliffe's brother, Charles
Coffin, in this city. They left Mon
day morning for home, going by way
of Shenandoah for a short visit.
C. E. Lane, of Abba, who is
travelling for the Underwood Candy
Co., of Oskaloosa, was in Leon
Thursday. Mr.. Lane. will retire from
the road the coming week and on
November list returns to Lovilia to
take the management of the T. B.
Mcdonald store, in which he work
ed for a number of years.
Miss Eva Smith, of north of Leon,
departed last Wednesday evening for
a months visit with relatives at
Indianapolis, Indiana, Delaware and
other points in Ohio. She will re-
turn to Leon about the first OF
December to join her brother Ed c.
Smith, and they will go to Los
Angeles, California, to spend the