The Leon reporter., 1902-10-30
Davis City.

Mrs. s. Radnich went to Nebraska
last week to visit her son, John.
Prof Mcintosh, of Leon, spent Sun
day with his parents here.
w. o. Mclaughlin and wife and Mrs.
Leora Jay were visitors to the county
capital last Saturday. !.
Mrs. IL. Ewing was on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. Joe Warner returned to her home
In Missouri last week after several days'
visit with her sister, Mrs. Anthony
Radnich.
Elder j. r. Lambert, of Lamont, oc.
cupied the pulpit at the L. D. s. chapel
last Sunday morning and evening.
DR.. Crotford, of Lamont, was in our
city professionally last Thursday.
Ansel Patterson and wife returned
Tuesday from their Nebraska trip.
A niece of Mrs. Henry Standifer, of
Omaha, is visiting her this week.
Miss Mary Arnold came in Saturday
from Garden Grove for short visit
with home folks.
Mrs. Martha Acton, of Leon, visited
relatives in Davis City the past week.
Lafayette Cornett, of Brookline, Mo-,
and Pat Cornett, of Westerville, have
been visiting at the home Mrs. VIM.
Hamilton this week.
Mrs. George Vanbeek returned from
her trip to Washington, d. G. Thursday.
Elmer Burrell has moved into the
Henry Arasmith house near the depot.
!. j. w. Valentine 'held.a sale of his
household goods and stock last Wednes-
day and he and his family will leave
next Friday for the state of Washington.
We regret very much to lose this highly
esteemed family from our midst, and
wish them every success in their new
home.
Mrs. Minerva franklin and children
left Monday for an extended visit at
Omaha.
Mrs. Gertie Markley left for her home
in Chicago Monday after short visit
with relatives in Davis City.
w. HI. Weller and Grant Griffin left
last week for trip through the rice
fields of Texas.
w. Il. Adams, of Albany, spent Sun.
day with relatives in this city, his old
home.
Grandma Gates left the past week for
her nome at Leon after an extended
visit with her son, j. N. Gates.
Report came to town Sunday that q
dog belonging to Il. NJ. Black, of Pleas
ant Valley, had gone mad and bitten
John Newton, his wife and daughter
and that several dogs and some stock
had also been bitten by The same ami
NAL.
The Fudge club was pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. Main, west O.
town, Saturday evening,
Davis City and Garden Grove football
teams played game Friday, the score
resulting in tie.
The Il. A. K. post gave a farewell
oyster supper last Wednesday evening
in honor of their comrade, ]. w. Valen
tine and family, which was very much
appreciated by all present.
Mr.. Il. w. Moore and Miss Mollit
Smith, of Blythedale, were married a
the M. E. parsonage Sunday morningb BY
Rev Knoll. e
F. ]. Horton made business trip Il
Lamont and Tuskeego Monday ant
Tuesday.
F. N Freeman received q carload o
blick Monday to be used in his new
building.
4 Sherman Wheeler has bought tn.
Burrell meat market. ..,.
VIM. Mcintosh returned Saturda,
from his Kansas trip.
Charley Kirk and wife departed
Thursday for California, where they &C
to seek new home.
l Mrs. Kinsey has relatives from Chari
ton visiting her.
!. Mrs. Carter Scott and Mrs. w. l.
Severe returned Friday from Oskaloosa
Uncle John Bennett made trip tt
Leon Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanbeek visited
their old home in Woodland township
Tuesday.
Mrs. lnez Adams is visiting her par
ents at Bethany this week.
Mrs. S. E. Adams has been repairing
her building on Bridge street. Whe1
completed it will be occupied by, the
Lariat office.
Editor Tlnch and wife entertained
friends from Blythehale, Mo-, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Ewing made a trip