The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-08-07
ADDITIONAL PERSONA
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Willard and Mabel Stove
Pleasanton, were in Leon Thu
coming to meet their nephew
neice, Cleve and Ludie StOver
Smithville, Texas, who will
here a few weeks.
Opal Cameron returned to
home at Wilmot, S. d., Thurs
having been called here to at
the funeral of Mr.. Ironside's br
er, James Ironside.
Mrs. Barbara Alexander Was
ed to Arnold's Park, Iowa, Fl
by message announcing tha
sister, Mrs A. S. Vanderbeek
Sioux City, was very sick, wi
hopes for her recovery.
Mrs. M. Kirwin, who had b
visiting at the home of her dau
ter, Mrs. Lew Gillham, in this C
returned to her home in Des Moi
Friday, Miss Gladys Gillham go
home with her for a visit.
Miss Jessica Pryor went to Ch
go Tuesday where she will snan
couple of weeks inspecting thu
millinery styles and buying new
and winter millinery for Kell(
Pryors store in this city.
Ancil Scull returned to his I
at Charlton Tuesday after a Wis
the home Of his uncle, Sam scl
this city. His cousins, Delbert,
and Lucille Scull went home
him for a few days visit.
Misses Wilma and Frances
reath and brother Raymond,
Tankton, N. D., arrived Friday
a few weeks visit at the home
their grandparents, Mr.. and
Marion Woodard, in this city.
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Wall Lake. and Mrs. S. Strict
and children, of Odebolt, returne
their homes Tuesday Afternoon
ter visit at the home Of their )paI
G. A. Wood, who with his fami|
had been here for several wee
visiting with relatives, returned
his duties at Washington, D..
Monday, Mrs. Wood and childr
remaining here for a more EXTEND
visit.
Miss Elizabeth Daughton, who
a nurse in training at Mercy hd
pital at Des Moines, arrived Ftid
evening for a few days visit at I
nome or her parents, Mr.. and "
Dennis Daughton, of just east
Leon.
Mrs. M. L. Grove and children
Red Oak, who had been visi
with her, parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leeper, of south of Leon, we
K ellerton Friday evening to U
few days with relatives iI
vicinity.
Misses Lille and Nellie 6
of Princeton, Mo-, daught
Frank Ceilings formerly Of
came Monday for a few day
at, the home of G.. o Smith
other. relatives in this city
Miss Florence Nugent, of Kan,
City, who is visiting at the home
moni, returned to Lamont Mond1
evening after short visit in tt )
city the guest of Miss Helen Va
Werden.
Mrs. Bert Parker and childre|
Miss Elsie and Master Burton, 4
Mendon, Mo-, who are visiting at til
home of her parents Mr.. and Mr.
James Longacre, near Crown, wer
to Davis City Tuesday evening t
visit a few days with friends.
V. r. McGinnis, who is just rs
covering from his long and sever
illness, departed Friday evening fc
Ohio, where he will spend a coup1
OF weeks at the home of his siste
on the old farm, taking the first re;
rest he has had for many, years.
home at Tindall, S. D., Saturday a
ter spending a few days in this Gil
on business, closing the purchase ,
q stock of hardware at linda
which he had previously sold
Francis Varga and other Leo
parties
Burris Howell, who recently r
turned from overseas duty, ar
had been visiting at the home of h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Howell
in Des MONIES. passed through Lee
Monday evening going to Dav
City for a few days visit vii
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis varga ar
Mrs. F. M. Coder departed Saturds
for Tindall, s. D., where Mr.. Cod.
by M yarga and other, ~
of, having acquired it in real &
Mrs. NJ. A. DeKalb and daugl,te,
Mrs. Ed Fl. Sharp and Mrs. Ro
Lands and daughter Miss Emm
left Tuesday, for months visit
Maryland, visiting with relatives
Sharpsburg, and at the home of MI
Sharp's daughter, Mrs. Leo H. Nj
Ter at Baltimore.
Carl Mckinley, who has been
service overseas for some time, a
rived in Leon Sunday for a Wis
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ha
mon Mckinley. Carl has been di
charged from the service, and
looking and feeling fine, but glad
be home again.
r n Peck Of ST Louis who
enioying a two weeks vacation fro
his duties as chief civil engineer
the Burlington r. R. Co., which
is spending at his home at Decatu
was a visitor in this city last Thur
day being accompanied by h
daughter, Miss Bertha.
Capt. and Mrs. j.. D. Brown r
turned Monday evening from Gel
terville, where they had been visi
ing q few days, having accompanie
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cain. of Chicag
that far on their return home
their auto last Friday. Mrs. Cal
is a sister of Mrs. Brown.
Clyde Stewart, of Chicago, came
Thursday morning for a short Wis
at the home of his brother, F.
Stewart, but Mr.. Stewart was {
Creston in charge of the Roy Eme
son funeral SO he went to Winterss
that afternoon to- visit his fathe
and other relatives a few days.
John and Edward Mullin, of Mil
neapolis. Mimi, arrived Monda
morning for a visit at the home {
lin and other relatives in this cit
and vicinity. They went to Tog
monday evening to visit a few day
ot thn home rf their amt Mrc Mar