The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-06-12

Texas, who had been visiting with
relatives at Gainesville, Mo-, came
Saturday for visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. E. G. Fulkerson, OF
Postmaster George Jennings and
wife, of Garden Grove, were in
Leon Saturday on their way to Des,
Moines to visit with relatives while
Mr.. Jennings attended the postmas-
tiers convention.
Mrs. George Cone and baby who
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
CARRIER, of northeast of Leon, de-
parted Friday for their home at.
Hamlin, Kansas.
Miss Nellie Cummins, who had
been visiting at the home OF her
Other relatives in this vicinity, de-
parted Thursday for her home at
Nash, Oklahoma.
Miss Gussie Griffin returned from
Des Moines Saturday evening where
she had been visiting few days and
attending commencement at st.
Joseph's Academy, OF which she was
a former student.
Mrs. Maggie Pease retur ned
Thursday evening from Osceoia,
where She had been called by the
serious illness Of her neice, Miss
Fern Pease, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ransom Pease.
Webster City, who had been visit
ing at the Henry Wilson home in
this city, departed Thursday for
visit with relatives at Charlton be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Ole Thompson and children,
of Lenox, arrived b in Leon ~ SATURDAY a,nn
and they will make their home in
this city, Prof. Thompson being our
j. NJ. Haistead, the Van Vert
lumberman, passed through this
city Saturday on his way to Brock
enridge, Mo-, for few days visit
with his ia father her .s Dr. n, Halstead' who
Mrs. F. NJ. Kicks, Of Davis City,
accompanied her son Ernest Hicks,
who recently returned from over
seas, as far as Leon Friday on his
way to Reinbeck, Iowa, where he
has secured employment.
Miss L; Brown, who had been
brown in this city, returned to her
home at Ottumwa Saturday, Miss
Stella West accompanying her
home for few days visit.
Mrs. R. A. McGinnis and Miss Eva
Rhea went to Mt. Ayr Saturday ev,
ening to visit v. R. McGinnls, who
was taken quite sick last Tuesday
was unable to return home.
Mrs Ora Gardner and little.
granddaughter Mia Gardner, Went
to Davis City Thursday evening for
a short visit at the home OF her son
Earl Gardner, who is farming Wal
ter Osborn's farm this year.
Mrs. John Bittner, who had been
spending couple of weeks with her
this city, and other relatives and
friends, departed last night for her
her home at Amboy, Illinois:
Mrs. p. P. ,Atteperry and daugh-
ter Lorraine departed ar Tuesday I've y =. for r
sisters, Mrs. Lou Kemp and Mrs. +.
L. Lorey and other relatives.
Miss Barbara Penniwe'', who
graduated from Drake University at
Des Moines Wednesday, returned to
will teach one of the primary grades
Mrs. Emma White, Of Topeka,
Illinois, and her sister, Mrs: S. p.
Wheeler, of Forest City, Illinois,
were in Leon Tuesday. on their, way
to Pleasanton for visit at the 7, nome
Mrs NJ Tolbert, who had been
visiting at the home of Winfield
Cash in this city, returned to her
home in Des Moines Friday. Mrs.
Cash going home with her for
visit
W.. A. Jackson, of Lamont, was
recently discharged at Boston from
the navy, after serving for some
time on one of the U. S. torpedo des-
troyers.
lilo Mendenhall, of High Point,
who has been stationed for some
ia, Texas, returned home Saturday,
having been discharged from the
service.
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