The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-09-25

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At the Idle Hour Tuesday. Sept.
30th, Better Times" with an ali
star cast.
Asa Miller, of Kansas City, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. C. +.
| Garden, arrived Monday for visit at
the home of G.. G. Meek and other
relatives in this city and vicinity.
| j. II. Evans returned from Garden
Grove Friday, where te had been
visiting with friends, Mrs. Evans
Gfo,o Who accompanied econ pant; him to Garden
Ronsayille Clark, who had been
here visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. M. Osborn and having
an infected hand treated, returned
Monday to his home in Des Moines.
| Mrs. c: R. Barnum and children
with relatives at Oakland, Iowa. Her
mother, Mrs. A.. G. Bieth, OF Oak.
land accompanied her to Leon for a
visit s1yG#
Lieut.. c. R. Forbes, of Pasadena.
California, was visiting at the home
Of his uncle, Arthur Forbes, in this
city Monday, having recently return
ed from nearly two years service
overseas. 5f6
Mrs. 3. J.. Davis, of Des Moines,
who had stopped here to visit rel
atives while enrOute home from Kan
sas, went to- Van Vert Monday to
visit a few days before returning to
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. McCart, of Full
lerton, California, who were visiting
at the home of Brice McDonough. Of
northeast of Leon, left Saturday for
visit with friends at Garden Grove
and Humeston.
ndAf;n5 Mr.; and o9l,s Mrs; H.; J; G: Ramsey, Of
Monday on their way to Garden
| Grove for a visit with relatives and
| friends, having resided there a num-
| ber Of years ago.
j: NJ. Halstead, the Van Vert
lMumberman, u passed through Leon
Friday on his way to breckenridge.
father, DR.. Halstead, who is past one
| hundred years old.
Mrs. G: M. Tharp, who had been
here visiting for few days, depart
ed Tuesday for her home at Win
field, Kansas, her father, Steve
Ss}t crGqse e se1ars gSiag h1%s Uass with her for
D. W., Mills returned Monday ev-
Shenandoah. His daughter. Mrs.
Mary Malchert and two children. OF
near Strand, Iowa, accompanied him
to Leon for few days visit.
DCo AheS ietuiHeu saturday morn
he attended the big Hereford sale of
w. T. Wright Friday, where he saw
two half brothers of the young Here
ford bull which Axes Bros. recently
lost sell for $17s0 and $1725.
in Mlss Leop Ida Tn Nv dn haT Msv was as
Mrs. r: w. Boeger and daughter,
Miss Hirma, who were injured in an.
auto accident a couple of weeks aea-
Mrs Charles Donald, of Seymour,
who had been visiting at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L..
Hutchinson in this city, went to Cor.
with friends before returning home.
Saturday from Metropolis, Metropolis illinois, illinois.
faccompanied by his sister-in-law,
Mrs. w. A: E. Campbell and children,
Jean and Paul, who will make their
home in Leon, and keep house for
Miss Ella Williamson, of Oska-.
loosa, who was visiting at the home
of S. M. Scull in this city, accom-
panied by the Scull children, Delbert,
Lois, Lucille and Eleanor. went to
Lamont Saturday evening for short
visit with friends.
Miss Hazel Howell returned FRI
weeks in Colorado, and will visit .
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Howell
in this city before returning to her
work in Des Moines
R. s., kennett,. of Pingree, N. d..
with old friends in this city and VI
cinity,. went to Ridgeway, Mo-, last
Thursday to visit a few days with
his brother-in-law, DR.. Williams, be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Tharp. of Win.
field, Kansas, arrived last Thursday
on visit to her father, Mr.. Steve
city. Mr.. Tharp went on to north
ern Iowa, to buy potatoes, Mrs.
Tharp is in very Door health.
Mrs: l.. P. Craig, of Guernsey,
Wyoming. who had ben wishing with
relatives in this city, departedl FRI;
with her aunt, Mrs: J. w. Patrick.
She was accomnanied to Anderson
by her father, B. D. Alldredge, Of
Leon.
S. w. Lewis, Bert McCulloch, r.
l.. Bott, Frank Foster and A. l.. Ed
wards. of Humeston, were in Leon
tend en the auction oe eaee Of fo%e the Foster e
and Cave farms near Decatur, but It
was postponed on account Of rain
until Friday Of this week.
Mrs. Marion F. Stookey, who had
been at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Marion e. Wasson, in Des
to % her home si in this CITY city rhursds1 Suasds1
evening, Mrs. Wasson and daughter,
Dorothy, accompanying her here for
q short visit. Mrs. Stookey has been
In very poor health for some time.
but is now somewhat improved.