The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-06-12
ADDITIONAL PEjRS 0NAILL.S's.
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J. W. Kridelbaugh, of Charlton,
referee in bankruptcy for the
southern district OF Iowa: was IN
Leon Friday, holding, flrs TN meet d.
ing Of creditors of W. H. Lloyd o.
Decatur.
went Il f. e. 6 6sceoa T Fl M9dt for
short visit at the home OF MS SIS
ter, Mrs. Ransome Pease, their
daughter, Miss Fern, being danger
ouS Mrs Bessie Redick and children
and her sister, Miss Hattie Ball,
who had been visiting with relatives
in the vicinity of Woodland, return
ed Saturday to their home at Coun-
Alma Adair came in Monday from
Camp Dodge, where he was muster
ed out of service upon his return return
pretty good thank you TO ne pach
Mrs. George Carmean and little
son, of Bancroft, Iowa, arrived lasC
Thursday evening for few weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. .anG Mrs.
j. Evans and many friends IN
Mrs. +. P. Fulton was called to
Davis City Saturday evening to see
her sister, Mrs. Alonzo Fulton, VINO
was taken seriously i'll while Visit.
ing at the home Of John Poush at
Miss Georgia G Gard T Gn7,,m has has
been studying music at Cq G no oia
year., arrived Friday morning orr N G+,,t to
- Mrs l Viii McKern and daughter,
Mice Mae, departed Tuesday 1o 0
their home at Sioux Falls, s.. y.
Miss Mae attended school in Leon
the past year, graduating last Ihurs-
day evening.
Mrs. Stephen varga and Mrs; J.
w. Robinson went to Mason City
Tuesday to attend the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, as represen..
tatives from the Amicitia CLUB OF
Ensign Porter P. Bowsher and
sr9fheT M Xogt Fr Tfns Where Vog
will remain for time with ms
mother who is at the Springs for
Miss Lille Houck and brother
Melvin, of Van Vert, came Monday
for few days visit at the home OF
their uncle. Q. H. n Reynolds e}I ias,o q 81
S 81 Reynold Gi t aceompaned them to
j. Stanley. of Douglass county,
Mo-, who had been visiting at the
home of his father, Jack Stanley, at
Saline, Mo-, was in Leon Saturday
enroute to Clearmore, Oklahoma,
where he goes to take treatment
for rheumatism.
John Gates, who recently return
ed from Parson College at Fairfield,
departed Friday for a few days visit
in Kansas City, and from there Will
20 to Pittsburg, Kansas, where he
will spend the summer in Sunday
school missionary work,
Miss Catherine Garrett, who, spent
the past winter in this city with her
DAYS visit with friends before going
to Colorado Springs, Colorado, to
visit her father, Thomas Garrett. ;,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Blair, who had
teen visiting at the home Of f., Mrs
outheast Of Leon. departed Monday
Tor few days visit with relatives. at
Camh. .I-o. iowa, before returning
70 their home at St. Paul, Mimi.
Mr.. Minnie Brooke returned
g-5ls.y evening from visit with
daughter at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
and stopped on the way home to Wis
her granddaughter, Pauline Brooke,
of Shenandoah, home with her for
Mrs. Charlotte Culp and daughter,
Mrs. H. F. Lewis, of Hooper, Colo
RADIO, arrived Friday evening for a
visit at the home of Mrs. Culn's son:
Joe W.. Culp in this city. They had
Culp drove to Osceola Friday even
ing to meet them.
Miss Eta Moore, of Gregory. S
D., who has been student at Drake
University at Des Moines the past
year, came Thursday evening for
visit with her grandparents, W., II.
Jenkins and other relatives in this
vicinity before returning to her
noi Mrs. a. H. liG (. Perkins returned to
her home at Pleasanton Saturday ev-
ening, having been here preparing
the w. H. jenkins property which |
they recently bought, for occupancy
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins and son
Claude will shortly move to Leon to
make their home.
Mrs. w. W. Berard and children
Betty and Emmons, of willamette,
Illinois. are guests at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Jas. F. Harvey, coming
from Alton Tuesday where they had
been visiting with relatives. Mrs.
Berard is sister of Mrs. Karl Par
rish
- Alfred DECK uepdIleu MOuudy AOl
Nash, Okla, where he will assist in
harvesting the wheat crop on his
fine farm which is operated by. his
son. He has 100 acres of wheat
ready for cutting and ii. is mighty
fine, the wheat crop in that section
Of Oklahoma being unusually good
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Storey, who
had been visiting for few days at
The home of her mother, Mrs. Mac
Brooks in this city, departed Mon
day for Fort Sam Houston, at San
Antonio, Texas, where Mr.. Storey is
having recently returned
from overseas duty and re-enlisted
in the regular army.
L. P. CovingtOn, who had been
here for ten days visiting at the
home of his cousin, Will F. Lindsey,
went to Des Moines yesterday to-
spend a couple of days with Mr. and
Mrs. John r. Lindsey and will re-
turn from there to his home in New
York City, where he is night editor
Of the New York Sun.
w. D. Buck, county agent of Ring
gold county, was visiting in Leon
last Thursday, while attending a
of the Decatur County Wool
Growers Association. Mr.. Buck
says the greater part of the corn In
oSruurVd county has beon Dlante0,