The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-04

cannot keep even any other way then
turn on your opponent with trade of
abuse. don't know why they would
want such ignorant votes.
Davis City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Broom made a
trip TO Leon Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh was called to
Princeton Saturday by the serious ILL
ness of her mother.
John Tilse left for trip to Wathena.
kas., Tuesday.
John Howell was called to Bethany
the first of the week to attend law
suit.
Mrs. Joe Warner, of Leon, visited
Davis City relatives and friends this
week.
Lon Bullock came IN from Fairfield
to visit home folks.
j. X. King loaded and left Davis City
last Monday with two car loads of stock
and household goods for his new home
in Chadron, Neb. Mr.. Killing has long
been one ofipavis City's most useful and
energetic citizens and will be greatly
missed in our community, and we can
highly recommend both himself and
family to the good people of Nebraska
as most worthy citizens.
Z. w. Rudibaugh left last week for a
trip through Colorado, Wyoming and
Montana. He goes with view of look.
ing up location to start a stock ranch.
A small boy of John Hamilton had
the misfortune to fall and break his
arm last Sunday. Medical aid was call
ed and he is now on the road to speedy
recovery.
Frank Horton and Clarence Frazier
attended Masonic lodge at Pleasanton
last Saturday night.
| j. N. Gates, Charley Hall and Clar-
ence Osborn attended the funeral of
Lawyer Brooks at Leon last Sunday.
| Frank Bullock left for st. Joe last
Monday.
Thomas Cummings and wife left last
Saturday for visit with relatives at
Kansas City.
Mr.. VIM. Kline, of Leon, was on our
streets last Saturday.
VIM. Jackson, of Knowlton, Iowa,
was looking after business interests in
our city the past week.
Mrs. S. p. Adams has her gallery adj
vertised for sale. 1t is offered at a bar.
gain on easy terms.
i Alfred Burrell of Charlton, was call.
er in Davis City Thursday.
Ben Lanning and wife are the proud
parents of baby boy which came to
gladden. their home last Sunday. Aldo
ing we'll, and even Ben was able to be
n h,s place q business as ssne4 last
Enic Burrell left for ottumwa last
"Wednesday xhs1e he is brakeman on
7 the @.
Mrs. ]. H. King left last Wednesday
to Join her husband at their new home
in Chadron, Neb. Mrs. King will be
greatly missed by large circle of friends
and especially by the M. E. church and
Sunday School of which she was a most
earnest and efficient worker, but oul
loss will be great gain to any COM
munity in which she may reside.
Mrs. Sarah Sloan returned from two
weeks visit with friends in Leon Mon
day.
Mrs. Oliver Bailey returned last week
from months visit in her childhood
home in Coldwater, Mich.
Miss Mabel Cummings visited in La
nom last Saturday, the guest of Miss
FGeorgia Horner.
Mark Adams and wife of near Tus
keego were Sunday callers in Davis
City.
Miss Hamilton left last Monday for 8
visit with relatives at Charlton and OF
tumwa.
FL. Horton and Dr.. Duff made a
business trip to Princeton the past
week, returning Friday.
| 1t is now considered settled facl
that Mrs. Dan Webber and her husband
also her daughter Susie Davis and SON.
in-law, Walter Davis, are among the
number that lost their lives in the Gal.
weston horror. Mrs. Webber will be
remembered by old residents as for.
mer Leon girl, her maiden name being
Nancy King, sister to j. II. Killing. Mr.
Killing informed ye correspondent just
prior to leaving that he had Investigated
till he was fully satisfied his sister was
among the lost.
1 Nell Severe is. in Chicago buying q
for sale at Davis City.
left for St. Joseph, Mo-, to work on the
railroad.
| A small house unoccupied belonging
to Joseph Tharp was burned last Friday
l night. 1t is clear case of incendiary
as there had been no one living in til,
house for over month, and only tina
day Mr.. and Mrs. Tharp had been uI
to clean the property for family tt
move in. SIS ti5
| Curt Burrell left last Monday to re
sumo his position at the Charlton depo
restaurant.
Lew Horner Of Lamont spent few
days the past week in our city. Hi
was buying grain for Smith Il Son, O
Lamont.
i DR.. Chase former resident of st
Louis has located in our community
He is repairing the house known as the
Old Man Hainer place. Mrs. Chase is 8
daughter of Mr.. Hainer.
Roy Robinson entertained the Wash
ington Literary last Saturday night al
the Robinson hall.
i Mrs. Gertie Makley, of Humeston
visited her mother Mrs. Minerva Frank
lin.
Frank Horton had business at La
moni last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daniels anG
Mrs. Lew Thompson spent Sunday with
relatives in Leon.
Weldon.
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