The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-05-06
Mrs. George Mannasmith and
daughter, Miss Opal, of Decatur City,
were visitors in this city last Satur-

Mrs. George Mannasmith and
daughter, Miss Opal, of Decatur City.
were visitors in this city last Satur-
day.
Willard Rush returned Saturday
evening from Hastings, Neb., having
driven Col. Curt Alexander's big
touring car through from Leon. Col.
Alexander left the car in storage
here last fall when he went to Biloxi
Miss, for the winter
Mrs j. L. Young, who spent the
past winter with her daughter, Mrs.
G. F. Rinehart, at Tucson, Arizona,
returned to Leon Tuesday evening,
having visited a few days, at Des
Moines on the way home with her
daughter, Mrs. John McPherrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Mark, of
Pleasanton, came up Monday, expects
ing to return home the same day,
but Mrs. Mark was taken sick while
here and they had to remain over
until Tuesday, when she was sufhc-
iently recovered to return homo
Lawrence Quiet, the Kellerton
clothier, stopped off in this city
Thursday evening and visited, over
night with his parents, being en-
route home from Des MOines, where
he attended the convention held by
the managers of the Kraft clothing
stores. N
Mrs. Sue Rinehart, who has reside
ed at Tucson, Arizona, for several
years, is expected in Leon this week.
to spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. James Mansfield.
Mrs. Rinehart has many friends In
Leon who will be mighty glad to see
her again.
Mrs. Geo. T. Ogilvie and Mrs. W..
A. Boone went to Iowa City Satur-
day morning to visit a few days
with their sons, Claude Ogilvie and
George Boone Claude is a student
in the State University and George
is auditor of the General Electric
Co. at Iowa City. h.
DR.. and Mrs. C.. H. Mitchell of this
city, accompanied by George Beatty
and Miss Viola Hogue, of Weldon.
autoed to Gainesville, Mo-, Monday
and visited at the home of DR.. Mitch
ellis parents, DR.. and Mrs. EnOs
Mitchell.
Mrs. Mary Wilson and children,
Mrs. Ollie Potter, and Mr.. Oliver
Wilson returned to their home at
Siam, Iowa, Monday, having been
called here to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Wilson's brother-in-law, James
X. Beavers. Y
John r. Beavers, and sister, Miss
Lena, of Hugo, Colorado, and his
brother, .Alonzo Beavers. Of Lamar
Colorado, came last Friday to attend
the funeral OF their father, j. X.
Beavers, who passed away at noon
that day at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. c. Brown, two miles
north of Leon. N
A jolly wedding party from Davis
City spent a few hours in Leon
Thursday afternoon. Those in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Lewis, Of Russell, the newly weds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lyman and Miss:
Florence Perrine, of Charlton, Wal
ter Mitchell and Miss Bonnie June,
of Derby, DR.. Harry Bell, Of Keller
ton, and Misses Alta Severe and
Mary Teale. of Davis City.
DR.. w. R. West went to Waterloo
Monday evening to attend the Iowa
State Dental Society whichaisf In It0s-
sion this week. In order t0areach
Waterloo he went to Mt. Ayr ON the
evening train, autOed from Mt. Ayr
to Benton, where he caught the ~
ening train on the Great Western,
arriving at Waterloo Monday night
From Waterloo DR.. West will 60 to
Iowa City and accompany Mrs. West
and the baby home. They had been
visiting at the home of her parents
in Iowa City for several weeks.