The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
Davis City.


his best girl in this city Sunday.
Mrs. nj. j. ShriDer left for Des Moines
Tuesday for short visit with friends,
| Even Spencer and family of Spring
| Valley were Sunday visitors in Daysl
City.
Arthur Sallee. Will Barnes and Claud
Phillips, Of Akron, were callers Davis
| City Sunday. "'
| U.G. Johns of Leon, was transacting
business here Monday.
/ Mrs. Sarah Sloan went to Leon to
spend the week visiting her brother,
Mr.. Ogden and family.
| George Jackson of Leon was a Sunday
| visitor in Davis City.
| George Statzel of con made a bust
ness trip to Davis City Monday.
w. ID. Moore of Leon was a guest at
| the home of DR.. Laney last Sunday.
! Our band went to Des Moines last
Monday to attend the l. o. 0. f. con.
vention held there this week.
| Mrs. Burnison had the misfortune to
| lose black silk shoulder cape Sunday
evening.
Miss Anna Radnish is visiting her
| sister Helen near Des Moines this week
| M-s. Emma Bowerman and daughter
Ethel were callers in Davis City the first
OF the week.
Mrs. Frank Cartwright and Mrs. j.
M. Wales left for visit with relatives
in Kansas last Tuesday.
Afford Burrell and Pete Hamilton left
for trip to Louisiana last Tuesday to
visit q brother of MIR. Hamilton's that
he had not seen since the rebellion.
A. E. Dorm and wife returned last
Monday from trip to Des Moines and
other points of interest in the north.
Mrs. j. IL. Robinson left fora trip to
Des Moines Tuesday.
F.M. Freeman left for Chicago, H.,
last Saturday. He went to buy the
windows and fixtures for the new brick
building he is contemplating to erect on
Bridge street this fall.
Last week saw the removal Of another
of Davis City's old land marks. 1t was
an old house on the east side of Bridge
street owned by Mrs. S. L. Adams.
Citizens Of twenty-five years ago will
remember it as the Ginther saloon.
The ladies of the l.. d. S. aid society
gave a chicken pie social at the q. A. X.
hall Tuesday evening.
A. +. Dom and wife were passengers
| to Leon Monday on the night train.
Ben Hubbard and family left Monday
for Kansas where they go TO seek Il new
home. They are honorable, upright
people and Will be valuable addition
to any locality where they settle.
John Frazier, of Leon had business in
our city last week.
j. N. Gates and wife entertained rela
tives from north Of Leon last week
Mrs. James Bolon returned from her
visit at Worth ard st. Joseph, Mo, the
past week.
Charley Wheeler returned from a
visit with his brother, Otto, at Ottumwa
Ben Sowash had sale Of his house
!. hold goods last Saturday. Mr.. Sow9 sh
and family will leave IN few days for
South Dokota where they 90 to seek a
new home.
A. E. Dorm left for Texas Tuesday
where he goes to assume his new posi-.
ton.
Mrs. Ada Caulkins, of Mena, Ark, Is
visiting in this city, her old home.
+. w. Teale had business at Kellertor
the past week.
Grissom Grimes left last week for s
trip in the mountains of the west.
Miss Maggie Mcintosh went to Beth
any, Mo-, Monday to attend the stree,
fair and visit her friend, Miss Rena Viii
hams.
Mrs wallis Cornett visited at the hom,
OF her lrother-in-aw, al Cleveland, neat
Lamont, the past week.
Two daughters of Mrs. Peter Adkins
of Missesri, are boarding with Mrs. join
6 Garter and attending school here.
Frank Freeman showed The frame
building occupied by Green Hogue as .
tin store OH the lot 4ae recently bought
OF Mrs. S. +. Adams the past week
RI There was quite a wordy war of opposi
4 zion to the move bat no bones broken
j1Some people think they own the world
They will occupy their little space .,iti
buildings and other people must b'
compelled 10 furnish them space TO
e llght and air, as their neighbors have
done fW the past ten years.
K. NJ. Black recently purchased GRAM
SIrifin's home residence; consideration
1 $500.