The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-04
/ Mrs. Job Burns q

/ Mrs. Job Burns dnd d
Grand River, who HID I'D
ut the home OF her paren|
Mrs. A.. IT. Weldon, lin til
parted Tuesday for iSheir
at BalkOw, Missouri
Mrs.nF Frank Far{ aha1}
from Des MOines- TN hrsd
where she had beeh VT
friends and attending the
ic state .cOnventiOl2s Isl =
from Decatur county.
Mr.. Phil D. Armour
Florence Steinberger. OF
City, Iowa, came Thtursd
for a few days visitsat I'll
Miss Steinberger's faith '
Steinberger near Leon.
Mrs. w. G.. Young. VIII,
here caring for herIsdau1
Fred Marvin, during her
turned to her home at
Saturday, Mrs. Marvin ID
to be up and around agaf
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. /
south of Leon, left TIL
Coburg, Iowa, where
reside for a time before
a new location. They hs
near Leon for the past We
Miss Margaret Hurst
Saturday evening from d
visit at the home of her bI
w. Hurst, in Des MOines
attended the democratic
vention as a delegate.
P. c.. Morgan, ii Grow
ed from Ames Thursday
where he attended a meet
state highway commiss
boards of supervisors in
to the road work for tn
year. 2
j. Fl. Stanley, of MedI
a former resident of Leon
been visiting at the. HON
daughter, Mrs. Fred T.
PleasantOn, was in Leon
his way to Mt. Ayr for q
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs.John Park
Market, who had been he
lat the home Of his parent
Mrs. Ed Parker, returne
Market Monday afternoon
again moving to Des Mo
week.
Prof. O. NJ: Gass went /
Friday morning where i
the Corydon schools, and
TO Promise City that even
he officiated as one of the
their .declamatory contest
ening.
Mrs. Guy Stark and CT
turned from Des Nome
where she had been for
with her mother, Alrs. u.
of NorWalk, who is in a
Des Moines, suffering frol
en- hip.
w. II. Campbell, of Gra
returned Saturday from
several weeks. at Los An
other points in California
joyed his western trip, BY
Of the others is glad to
home again.
MIS-. B. G.. Melvin, of cas-
returned Saturday from
NO., where she wR Gale
death of her son-iANw, q
don. Mrs. Weldon and
will move here and make
with her parents. ia
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Tye,
passed through L
Friday on their way to Pro
to visit their son and dau
teach in the Promise Cit
and attend a big Iceland
test that evening.
DR.. Everett Bright. of G
Mo-, arrived Tuesday eV
a few days visit with h
Alonzo Bright, and other
in this city. Dr.. Bright
with splendid success Nin
tice at Green City.
Oscar L! EGoble, the q
merchant, passed through
day evening, EreturnSu,z fro
Neb., where he had been +
lays attending the Style
getting pointers for his
at Davis City. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Wa Fl. IS
fromf California la
lay, where they had been {
months, enjoying themselv
Angeles Long Beach and
,eresting places. They re
ng a fine time out there.
Miss Hazel Mills, of nea
who had been here visiting
ltives and friends, went
yity Friday evening for. a
Ter grandmother, Mrs. Len
;ey, before leaving for her
n Missouri where her Il
bought a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. FIJI
dudley, were over Sunda
n Leon, coming here to !
house, as Mr.. Fiyecoat
appointed one Of the sectio1
It this station, but they we
o secure a residence and
dude not to come here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ, Ha
IAN Vert, passed throu,
Tuesday on their way I'd
'idge, Mo-, to attend tn |
birthday of Mr.. Halstead
)r. Halstead, which will
rated at his home in Bre
oday, and 1T is indeed a
ration, for very few me-
)e more than Nn{ hund1
I'D. DR.. Halsteadt is emf
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