The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs; Geo: 7; ogilvie, de-
Springs, Mo-, and after, stay there
may 60 farther south, the trip being
taken for the benefit OF Mrs. Ogli-
vie's health.
Mrs. G. A: McKern returned Sat
Srday evening from sd shena fatber
Samuel Blackburn, that far on his
return to his home at Yorktown, al
Mrs. Anna Lavender returned
Saturday from stay. OF several
weeks at Eagleville, MO-, ", where af sae
daughter, Mrs. Evans, who were
P. P. Hemstreet, of Galesburgr
| Illinois, who has been spending the
winter with his daughter, at Creston,
came Monday evening for short
Mrs II; "' Myrtle Zimmerman and
daughter Mercedes returned from
Iowa City Monday evening, Wnere
Mercedes had been for some time
| taking treatment at the State Uni
Mrs. James Mansfield and little
visiting at the Robert Pullin home
| near Pleasanton, came Monday for
visit with her aunt, Mrs. JAS w.
Hurst, in this city
ters went to Davis City Friday to
meet her brother, Frank Jackson, of
South Dakota, who is visiting at the
home of his mother, Mrs. A. O. Pat
terson, in Davis City.
Mrs. Q: r. Hull went to Des
the Alma Gluck concert that, even
ing, being met at Des Moines by Miss
Dorothy. who is attending the State
Mrs. l.. G. Reick, of Garden
Grove, who had been visiting with
friends at C Gain fIw No me- At came me
home Of her mother: Mrs. W. 7.
o' Mrs. =. spen acs OF Of Pleasanton,
was in Leon Tuesday, enroute home
from Promise City, where she had
been visiting with her daughter,
miss in Da he prdmss city he Schools IS sa'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Maloney re-
turned to their home at Ottumwa
Monday after an over Sunday visit
at the home of their daughter Mrs;
Rob Axes. They were accompanied
Link.
Mrs. Roy Hawkins, of Van Vert,
was in Leon Saturday, having. ac-
companied her mother, Mrs. H.. D:
keister, of Des Moines, who had
been Visiting, at Van Vert, this far
on her way to Kansas City for
visit.
JAS F. Harvey returned Saturday
evening from Biloxi Miss, where he
accompanied Mrs. Harvey and the
children, who remained there, hay
ing taken a cottage and will probab-
ly not return to Leon until warm
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Markham and
little daughter of Riverton, Iowa,
came Monday evening to visit her
mother, Mrs. Madge Vanpelt, her
sister, Mrs. Fred Painter, and Mr..
Markham's brother, Alvin Markham
" Mrs. ] w. Culp and little daugh-
ter Betty, of Osceola, passed through
Leon Friday on their way to St.
Joe, Mo-, where they will make their
home, Mr.. Culp having given up
farming and is again on the road
for wholesale meat house of st.
Al Luper, of Pleasanton, was in
Leon Monday on his way home from
St. Joe, Mo-, where he had taken
Mrs. Luper to be operated upon.
The operation was successfully. per-
formed and Mrs. Luper is making a
fine recovery and expects to be able
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Mrs. Charles Ridgeway, of near
Leon, went to Garden Grove Friday
for few days visit and will also
visit at Humeston and Osceola, after
which she leaves for their new home
at Miller, S. D., Mr.. Ridgeway go
ing through this week with their
car of goods.
B. F. Hughes, an insurance man
of Des Moines, a close friend and
business associate of p. L. Rines,
the man who was struck by train
and killed at Togo recently, and
who was one of the party walking
from the bus to the depot when Mr..
Rines was killed, was a visitor in
Leon Tuesday.
Everybody wants good roads, if
he doesn't have to pay for them.