The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-11

Miss Ethel Bowman returned Thursday
from Lake Okoboji, where they spent the
summer at Manhattan Beach Hotel.
Roy Ilsley, one of the graduates of the
class of 1902 of the Leon High School,
Event to Cedar Rapids Friday and will take
. Philosophical course at CoeS college.
Goe. p, Hurst returned Saturday from
Ehicago,fwhere heSFhad beef FOR more
than q week buying fall n winter goods
for the store OF Hurst Bros. In. this city.
Mrs. O. NJ. Claybaugh returned to- her,
home at Trenton, Mo, Thursday after, "a
visit of several weeks in this city at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. II. Drake.
Mrs. Ella McKern and son Ed and MIS-.
E. M. Girard returned Saturday to their
home at Council Bluffs, after visiting q
week with relatives and friends in this
city.
Mail Clerk j. E. Cummins and family
returned Saturday from 9 " weeks STAY
at Creston, Mr.. Cummins being engaged
as postal clerk on a mail run out Of that
city.
DR.. A. Brown accompanied his daugh.
ter, Miss Maggie May, to Indianola Mon
day and arranged for her to become q
student of Simpson college the coming
year.
Miss Addie Crawford wentto Van Vert
Saturday and has contracted to teach q
two months term of school near that town
while waiting for the Leon schools to
open. y
Mrs. w. P. Clark went to Charlton
Thursday to meet her daughter, Miss
Eta, who was returning from spending
the summer at Denver, Colorado, with he-
aunt, Mrs. j. P. Hall.
Miss Ida Hebener, of Des Moines, who
has been visiting friends in this city for q
field, where she will teach in the public
schools the coming year.
Mrs. Lutte Lentz returned to her home
at Hopeville last Friday after q pleasant
visit in this city at the home of l.. d.
Miller. Miss Minnie Miller went home
with her for a weeks visit.
Mrs. @. R. Riley and daughter Pearl, of
Decatur, took the train here yesterday for
Chicago, where Miss Pearl will continue
her musical studies. MIR. Riley accom-
panied them as far as this city. f
Miss Eda Anderson returned Thursday
from q months visit with her mother in
Denver. She went to Grand River Satur-
day and on Monday commenced q fall
term of school near that town.
E. J.. Sankey returned Thu 1day from
Des Moines, where he was attending. the
democratic state convention, filling the
very important Office of sergeant-at-arms
in a highly creditable manner.
NJ. G. Belts, the well known farmer Of
Spring Valley, returned Thursday from q
two weeks stay in Des. Moines, VISITING
| relatives and attending the state fair ant
the democratic state convention.
Miss Sada Penniwell returned Sunday
from Kansas City, where she has been
trimming for several weeks in q wholesale
millinery house. She will assist at Thomp-
son & Warmers during the fall season.
Miss Emma Myers, of L1cona, visited
over night at the home of Mrs. e. L.. Ear
ley Tuesday while on her wav to visit
friends at P~leasanton. Mrs. Farley &C
%companied her to Pleasauton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Rush Bowsher returned
Monday to their home at Princeton, Mo-,
after visiting q couple of weeks in this
and daughter, Mrs. George M. Hamilton.
Misses Ruby and Opal Early departed
Sunday for st. Joe where they will visit Z
fore going to Lexington, Mo-, where they
will attend a young ladies' seminary the
coming year.
| NAAos W. y N4OOI0 u V"O yOuukSSV
daughters le.. Thursday for q visit OF
several months with relatives at Caldwell,
Kas., and in Oklahoma, the trip being
taken in the hope of beneittiug the health
Of Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chastain, of Eden
township, returned Thursdaytfrom spend
Ing q two weeks honeymoon with rela-
tiFes and friends in Des Moines. Tney
are now at home at the groom's fine farm
in Eden township.
Roe Caster left Monday for Des Moines,
where he will again attend Drake Univer.
s.ty. Roe is a close student. and is also q
teams Of Drake University, being ne of
their best players.
e, M. Kohler and son Bobb'e le., last
Wednesday for a months visit with Mr..
Kohler's brother at Cripple Creek. Col
RADIO, and while there MI. Koh]er will fill
aspecia, engagement as cornet soloist with
.he Cripple Geek orchestra.
Mr.. Frank Cummings and family, of
Port Arthur, Texas, st, pped off in this
CITY Monday { a visited a day at the home
| Of his aunt. Mrs. l.. N. CLARK while return.
ing from a visit at Des Mojnes. Mr.. Cum
Minis is a successful banker at Port A thur.
Prof. John R. Beavers. of High Point.
as in Leon Friday on his way to Crane
River where he has acceptedt the PRINCIPAL
ship of the Grand River schools Which
opened Monday morning. Prof. Beavers
is one ofthe best teachers in this county
and will; render the patrons of the Grand
River school eficiest service.
w. A. Brown returned Saturday evening
from Lake Okoboji, where he was land
lord of the Manhattan Beach Hotel, max
ing 3 great success of this hostelry, and
establishing its reputation as the most
popular resort at the lakes. The owners
of the property nave csked him to take
charge of 1t again next year.