The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-07-27

Mrs. Geo. Nj. Hamilton and lltble
daughter left last Thursday for Prince
ton, Mo-, where they will visit at the
home of her farher, Rush Bowsher, for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Mabel Horner returned Monday
to her home at Lamont after spending
five weeks in shis city as one of the in
structors at the Summer School and
Normal Institute.
Miss Nora Biggs returned Friday
from visit at Bethany with her sister,
Mrs. G. w. Custer. Her little niece,
Wilma Custer came home with her for a
visit in this city.
Clair Morgan and Will F. Lindsay
were down at Davis City last Friday
arranging for party Of Leon young
folks who will go next week for an out
ing on Grand River.
Clarence Jenree. of Charlton, was
here last Friday, doing some adver6s-
ing for the Charlton Chautauqua, which
opens Saturday of this week and con-
TIMES for ten days.
Mrs. J. V. Arney and children return
ed Tuesday to their home at Davis City
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the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Woodmansee.
Misses Georgia Rudibaugh and Ida
Hullinger who We're students during
the entire session of the Leon Summer
School, returned Saturday to their
homes at Davis City.
Deputy clerk John Burns returned
Thursday from Colfax. where he accom-
panied his wife the first of the week,
Mrs. Burns staying there to try the Col
fax water for her health
II. G. Netherwood, wife and daughter
Mirbell returned last Thursday to their
home at Madison, Wis, after visit in
this city at the home of Mrs. Neither
woods brother, o. E Hull.
Mrs. Marion Woodland and daughte,
Miss Blanche returned last Wednesday
evening from Lake Andes, S. D., where
they visited a month at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Hoyle Gilreath.
c.. o. Bradley, of Humeston, who has
been working for few weeks at G. e.
Henderson's barber shop, has decided tc
locate here and his wife and child
arrived from Humeston last Friday.
s. w. Hurst, wife and daughter Miss
Margaret, went to Davis City on the
early train Monday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Hurst who are
camping on Grand River for week.
Mrs. John yanderley went to Chart
ton Monday and after visiting couple
of days at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Eli Gray, in that city, goes tc
Hinsdale, ILL.,. for three weeks visit
Misses Mabel Cummins and Alice
Jeffries who have been visiting at the
/ home of S. G. Mitchell in this city
and attending the normal, returned
Saturday to their homes at Davis City
Fred waight departed Sunday after
noon for Peoria, ILL.,, after spending {
two weeks vacation at the home of hi
parents in this city. Mrs. Waight will
remain here for more extended visit
Misses Flora Brown. Myrtle Walters
Grace Mcdowell and Laura Wernitch,
quartet of young ladies who ATTENDED
the normal institute in this city, return
ed to their homes at Davis City Satur
day.
Miss Cecil Bowsher who was visiting
her father, J. R. Bowsher, in this city
returned Saturday to her home a
Princeton, Mo. Her brother Por
Bowsher, accompanied her as far a.
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Clara Missall, of New York City
who has been visiting with relative
and friends in this city, returned Mon
day from visit at Garden Grove witt
Miss Blanche Gill who accompanied he
to this city.
Rev. II. Scott Jones, the "Cowbo
preacher" was in Leon Monday. Rev
Jones and wife leave next week for
stay of several months in southern
Indiana, where Rev. Jones will engag
in preaching.
Miss Mary and Jennie Conwell VIII
were students at the Summer Schoc
returned Saturday to their homes a
Grand River. They expect to return t
Leon in September to attend the Hig
School the coming year.