The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-08
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
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Mrs. T.. b. Stewart and daughter
Mrs. D.. E.. Merritt, returned IRON
Garden Grove Tuesday where they
had been visiting few days at the
home of Mrs. Stewards" daughter
Mrs. Ward Rosengrant.
Miss Vera Campbell, OF Lamoni
was in Leon Saturday, having started
10 Grand River for an over SUNDAY
visit. but the trains failed to con-
meet at Van Vert and she was com
PEELED to return home.
w. H. Campbell. of Grand hi ,eri
visit with friends in this city. Mr.
Campbell recently returned from an
extended visit at Los Angeles and
other points in California.
Mrs. Jas. w. Hurst, of Des MONIES.
came Saturday evening for rev
days visit with friends IN Leon
bringing home little Layton Huist
who she had been n. ca n,nt6e aor curing
Mrs. W. l.. Barry returned satqr'
dav evening from Boulder, Colo,
RADIO where she had been for several
weeks assisting in caring for her
son. Ancil Barry, who has been very
sick, but is now recovering.
Mrs w Wayne gnf,eG Ga% tn bes OF Moin ines
Moines tuesday to be with her sis,
ter. Mrs James Cain, of near Grand
River- who was Operate' upon al
Mercy hospital last Saturday..
Miss Cecil Hubbard, who is one
Of the students in the Leon Hlgh
School, returned to Leon TUESDAY,
having spent Sunday at her nome IN
Morgan township and was oe'ay9''
Mrs. J. ". Butler, Of Shenandoah,
arrived Thursday evening for. y, ",
with relatives IN this, vicinity. INe
Butler family recently removed from
leon to Shenandoah, " where MT
Butier is employed in a nursery.
Miss Amy Shields, who is a stna-
ent at st. Joseph's Academy III be,;
Moines. was visiting At We d nome 81 Of
FridaV. While on her way &c. her
home at MT. Ayr for a short visit.
Donald and Forrest Girdner, Who
are students at the Kansas STATE
University at Lawrence, Kansas.
we're in Leon Monday On their way
back to college after q. few days VS.
# at their home in Cainsvllle, MO:
Mr., and Mrs. Jas. +. f narVes s aS
davs visit in Des Mo;nes, drivins
Nome in their car, and were can.hi
Nv the bad storm before, reach.ng
b ny HIT managed to null through.
Miss MYRTLE Baker, of Des MONIES,
came Saturday for an over SUNDAY
visit with her parents IN MotHail
township, her nephew. HoW war wa wa
ley, accompanying her. l nfyI T %eo
Unable to return to Leon until Iues-
daV on account of the storm:
Robert Pullin, Of near Pleasan-
ION Visited over Sunday in Leon,
naving driven up Saturday evening
70 take his sister, Miss Lillian home
for a visit, but the big storm com,
relled him to leave his car here ana
return home on the train MONDAY;
Elmer kimport returned nionuay
to his home at Vernon 20. G6io n;tu W.; 81 h
his mother, Mrs. NJ. Kimport, his SIS rs
ter ter Mrs. Charles Painter, and broth n:
er. win Kimport, as we'll as otner
Relatives and old friends in this city
and vicinity. xu;,s .nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stewart, WIZ io
were caught here by the storm Wa iia;e
returning in their car from + yisis
at Abel, Iowa, returned to taelr
leaving their car here until, the roads
Mrs. +. c. Mullinnix, :, who had
l,aan Visiting at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Fred J. .Ehrhardt,, in
this city, left Thursday for Chlsholm,
Mimi. where Mr.. MullinnlX Will De
Cor the next three months IN IN en- Gna = e
of q big construction CONTRACT LOT the
David G. Fisher Co.
Mrs. Belle Morrow, of Kansas
CITY. Mo-. who had been visiting at
the homes of her children in ana
near Leon for a few days.. Went TO
5Kellerton Monday evening for rev
.days visit with her daughter; Mrs.
T. j. Branham, before returning TO
her home in Kansas City. ::
SNiss Margery HOFFMAN, MY Is q q
f Indsnda at ana slmR her sister Miss
Dorothy Hoffman, who is attending
Drake University at Des hoines, ar
rived Thursday noon to Vl:!, ut!.
ing the Easter vacation with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Holt
man.
panied his daughter, Mrs. vera
Brown, Who had been y.sitin Gst at 1nv
Mrs Brown expecting. to go on to
ler home at Shenandoah, but the
train made no connection at van
Vert and she had to return to Davis
CITY and remain over Sunday.
Miss Nina Still, who recently re-
turned from California, Where she
spent the past year With her brotner'
d. N. Still, came down from New'on'
iowa, Tuesday evening to spend a
week with her mother, Mrs. j; M.
Still. in this city.p. Although Iowa
mas the SHOWS even in April it is the
only place that looks. like nome TO
her. +&guE
ILL.,. came Monday for a few days
visit at the home Of 0. E: Hull. DR..
Parsons graduated az the state
university at Iowa City at tho sprin,g;
last Thursday and VIII
spend the coming year. as an inferno
in the hospital at San Francisco;
in connection with the University OF
California. -
yfn, Matter With America.
What's the matter with America
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