The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-20

Mrs. w. A.. Simpson, Of Mt. Ayr,
stopped off in this city Monday ev-
ening for q few days visit with her
sister, Mrs Charles 3. Hurst and
iother relatives, being enroute home
from Iowa City, where e. s she ne i; attended
Mrs. Dot Wilson, who was visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Mary Buell.
in this city, went to Charlton Tues
day for a few days visit before goin
to Kansas City for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. Robert
son, formerly Of Garden Grove. ;,
Lewis Pullin returned from Jop-
lin, Mo-, Sunday, were he had been
visiting at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. +. A. Brown, for some time. He
says they have been having very cold
and wet weather down there, a great
deal worse than it has been in Iowa.
Joe Hallinger ssto who y,l has y;si Rg Ie
in Leon Thursday, going from here
to Davis City for a visit with rel
atives. He will leave this week. for
Graybull, Wyoming, and other
western points and may decide to
locate in the west.
! Misses Virginia and Gwendo!yn
PenniWe! went td to De fs MS Gaxs 1 Fsi
at the home of their uncle, J. V.
Arney and other relatives, being met
in that city by Mrs. Penniwell, who
was returning from attending the
P. E. o. Grand Chapter at Iowa City
Mrs Eli Stort, of Vancouver,
Washington, was in Leon Monday on
her way 70 Davis City, being g called e. ed
her mother, Mrs. Elizaa Payne. She
was met in this city by her brother
G. r. Payne, of Hawarden, Iowa,
who had been at Davis City for
several days.
visiting few days with her daugh-
Friday evening for few days visit
with friends after which they will
70 to their new home at Seymour,
where Mr.. Pottoroff has charge Of
the telephone exchange.
Miss Eva Rhea left Sunday TOR
visit at the home of her brother for
a few weeks before going to. San
francisco, as a delegate to the demo-
cratic national convention, enjoying
a well earned vacation from her
duties as stenographer in McGinnis
& McGinnis' law office.
Mrs. M. H. Calbeck, of Peabody,
Mary Boutwell, and daughter, Miss
Ula, left Tuesday for visit Win
eiatives at Ottumwa. Mrs. Both
we'll and Miss Ula had stopped at
Peabody for a few days visit while
enroute home from California, where
they spent the past winter.
Miss Lelah Brann arrived Friday
ing, where she had been for some
Ausman, and will visit for a time
in this city with her sister, Miss
Edna Brann. She stopped at var
ious points in Nebraska on the way
home and also at ST.. Joseph, Mo-,
for visit with friends:
day from Galveston, Texas, for a
few days visit with his father; Har-
rison Bowman, and other relatives
in this city. He was discharged
from the army few weeks ago after
being in the service for five years,
and now has fine position as city
salesman for Morris 4 Co., the.
house at Galveston.
Miss Cora Lunbeck, who spent
the past year in California, arrived
Friday for a few, weeks visit in this
city with her sisters Mrs. G. m.
Ketcham and Mrs. A. L. Curry, after
which she goes to Lake Okobo1i to
spend the summer Judge. and Mrs.
G. S. Robinson returned from Cal
ifornia with her and went direct TO
their summer home at Lake
Okoboji, where they will spend the
summer.
DR.. f. A. Bowman, wife and
daughter Florence, returned Friday
evening from few days visit in Des
Moines at the home of Mrs. Bow
mans sister, Mrs 0. G. Clark, while
DR.. attended the big meeting OF the
Moiens last week. DR.. says aside
from being stuck in a mud hole for
five hours after reaching the city |
limits of Des Moines, and snending
a couple of days in bed sick: he had
a delightful trip. Marion Clark &C,
them to Leon and visited
/ few days with relatives here