The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-09-04

w. T. Waters, of Garden Grove;
and his brother, j. Il. waters, u
McPaull, Iowa, who is visiting al
Garden Grove, were visitors IN Leon
Rev. Jas. Armstrong and wife de-
parted last Thursday, for. E9la =
Missouri, where they will conduet a
series Of evangelistic meeting for
Fred Folimer, of Gainesville, MO-,
was in Leon Tuesday on his way 70
Kellerton after his car nWhich ne lett
there to be repaired after having a
Miss Frances swope, of Garden
Grove. was visiting in Leon :Ihurs-
day, being on her way to Climbing
Hill, Iowa, where she will teach the
coming year. melton ;D 2and daughter
Miss Fern, of Mercer Mo. were visit
ing in Leon Saturday being enroute
home from few days visit at
+. c. Caulfield, of northeast of
Leon, returned from Des MONIES
Monday evening, where he had 1een
visiting with relatives and attending
MRS. Matte Walker and daughter,
Miss Emma, of VanJWert, came Fri
day for few days visit at the nome
of her mother, Mrs. Caroline Rob-
bins, in this city. atGsg.
Miss Mabel Slower, OF Pleasanton,
was visiting in Leon Mn9d Satur Wbsyre ~a she
wi tie teach the coming year in the
Mrs G. W. Toms, of southwest of
Leon, returned from Des Moines Sat
urday where she had been visiting a
few days with relatives and attend
ing the state fair!
Mt. Ayr Monday morning to CON-
mence her duties as instructor or
music and penmanship in the MT.
Ayr public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Brady and
daughter, Margaret, returned from
Des Moines Friday evening where 1e1 e
they HI had bee been lat attending the state
i'' Mr. III and M Mrs. Geo. W. Penniwell
and children returned Saturday from
St. Joe, Mo-, where they had been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. F. E. Frenchgrgst.
Miss Iva Stephens, OF near La
moni, was in Leon Saturday on her
way to Decatur to visit a few days
George McHarness. III.
Miss Emily Hartley, of Lamont,
who aid been here attending the
teachers meeting went to Davis City
Saturday evening for a short visit be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. George Peebler and daughter,
Miss Inez, of Batavia, came Saturday
for a few days visit at the home of
F. A. CARRIER and to attend the Gar
Der reunion Sunday
Misses Mida Bradley and Lillian
Pullin returned Saturday night
from their two weeks vacation trip
to Colorado Springs and other inter-
~, To1r In
Miss Lucille Painter, who has been
working for some time in the tele-
phone exchange at C.enteryille, was
in Leon Tuesday evening on her way
to her home at Pleasanton
Rev T. F. Campbell, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, and Jack Fer
rem returned Monday from Winona
two weeks VACATION outing.
Drs. Geo. F. and Lille E.. Wagon
err and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred shana-
han, Of Creston, motored to Leon
Sunday and spent the day at the F..
A. Wagner home in this city.
Mrs. o. c. Clark: of Des Moines.
came Tuesday evening for a few
Mrs. Marion Osborn, and sister, Mrs.
Fred A. Bowman, in mis- city
Mrs. Nellie Roach and daughter,
Maxine. returned to their home at
Fredonia. Kansas, Saturday after
visit at the home Of A. S. Bowman
and other relatives in this city.
w. Mrs. Helen Daily. of Aurora. ILL.,,
aunt. Mrs: T. S.. Arnold, in this city,
went to Humeston Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ida Hebener and neice, Miss
Irene Harris: returned from Des
Moines Monday evening. where they
had been visiting relatives and at
Mrs. +. =. ~ Van mp i and an 'i father.
zSilas Dooley, returned to their home
at Artesian, S. d., Tuesday after a
few weeks visit at the home of her
sor. Otto VanPelt. of near Leon.
j. Mullin and son, Julian, re-
turned to their home at Mitchell, S.
D.. Monday. having been here visit
ing his mother; Mrs. N: c. Mullins,
Mrs. Ella Patch and daughter,
home at Mt. Ayr Saturday evening
after few days visit in this city at
the home of George B.. Kindblade.
Mrs. Catherine Parker and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances. of Batavia, Iowa,
home Of F. A: CARRIER and to attend
the CARRIER family reunion on Sun
Miss Maud Ogilvie, of Leon, and
Miss Jessie Caldow, 1of Decatur de-
parted Friday morning for Cor
mania, Iowa, where they will teach
In the Germania schools the coming
year. KS
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Cox, of
southwest of Leon, 4 returned from
Des ,Moines Thursday where they had
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. c.
G.. Brothers and attening the state
fair. jeaE
Mrs. S. c. Boyd and son, Clark, re-
turned to their home near GAINESVILLE,
Mo-, Saturday after visiting few
dasy at the home of her parents Mr.,
and Mrs. S. H. Elliott, cof south of
Leon. ~,
Miss Ollie swopeg Of pierce, Colo
RADIO. who was visiting at the home
of c. p. Beavers and other relatives
IN this vicinity departed Thursday
for visit with relatives at Sioux
City. obs
Miss Cena Burrell, of Davis City,
was in Leon Monday on her way to
Des MOines, where she is employed
In .Mandlebaum's store, after a few
days visit with relatives at Davis
City.
Mrs. LAME Laney returned to her
home at Davis City SATURDAY. even