The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
Davis city.

his store, lately purchased OF Mr.. McIn.
tosh, with James Mcintosh and Willis
Mitchell as clerks.
Mrs. Garter Scott is on the sick list.
Wild Robinson is at home from Chi
cago for the holidays.
Mrs. Will Adams, of Albany, Mo-,
was the guest Of her husband $ mother,
Mrs. 5. E. Adams, last week.
Santa Claus treated the school chill.
dren to candy last Friday.
Mary Arnold, teacher in Garden
Grove, is at home for the holidays.
George and Bert Howell are at home
from Des Moines for the holidays.
Orville Marble is relieving the depot
+, agent at King City, Mo.
The ice went OUT of the river Saturday,
but from present indications it will
freeze over again.
| Miss Ethel Bowman, of Leon, was in
our city last week.
| Charles Franklin, of st. Joseph, Mo-,
is visiting friends in our city.
Henry Standfer moved into the old
Billy Taylor property last Saturday and
Mrs. Macy Acton, of Pleasanton, moved
into the house vacated by Standfer.
A horse buyer from st. Louis, Mo-,
was buying horses here Monday.
Quite number of young folks were
entertained at the home of Will Lee
south of town last Thursday evening.
Israel Ewing is visiting his sister at
Bethany Junction at present.
Elder Fred A. Smith of Lamont
preached at the L. D. s. chapel Sunday
morning and evening. .s.
Will Mclaughlin has sick child.
A Merry Christmas for our readers.
The Eastern Star lodge had initiation
ceremonies Friday evening, followed by
supper for the lodge members. Mes
danes VIM. Lee and Alice Marble were
initiated into the mysteries of the lodge
Jack Smith and wife, of Worth, Mo.
are visiting here.
Mrs. Matte Martin returned home
from Charlton Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Ogden, of Leon. came
Sunday for visit with Davis City
friends.
Misses Mabel and Mary Bradley were
visitors at Lamont Saturday.
Charley Wheeler has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able tc
come down town Monday.
Ed Van Beck returned from a trip ,tt
Ottumwa Sunday.
Miss Veta Scott is acting as saleslad )
in her fathers store during the holiday
rush, also Miss Alice Jeffrey has a simi
lar position in her fathers establish
ment.
/ M. H. Adams and wife, of Tuskeego
were over Sunday visitors with relatives
here. HE$s
Rube, Mark and Art Andrews, q
Charlton game in Sunday for a yisil
with their best girls.
Finley Major, student in a military
school at Lexington, No, came in Sun
day for visitiwith Davis City relatives
| He is grandson of the late Cicero Fra
zee, former resident of this county.
/ Miss Stella Norman came in Saturda,
from Troy, Kansas, to spend Christina,
vacation with home folks.
/ j. H.! Broome came in from trip or
the road the past week to spend vaca
ton with home folks.
/ Mrs. Robin Kizzire is seriously ill, he,
, recovery being doubtful.
| Mrs. Bud Smith, of Lamont, was {
guest of Mrs. Frank Horton one da,
the past week.
1 Miss Kate Cartwright, of Woodland
was in our city this week.
/ VIM. Mitchell has accepted position
as salesman for the new firm of j. V
Arney. He will occupy the residenc.
of r. D. Topliff, the latter gentleman
having rented the Mitchell farm for thu
coming season.
4 Gary Mitchell left for Davis county
Il W - Co'AhSoo III = ldSG VTludysf. cX
poets to move there in the near future
| The Rebekah lodge gave supper las
4 Thursday evening which. was an entir,
/ success SO far as social enjoyment goes
4 j. M. Sylvester left last week for Colo
rado and Montana with view of 10
cating.t it.f alleai ats#.a7s c>t.f
| Grissom Grimes,. Of Leon, made hi
weekly visit to Davis City last Sunday
| to see his ma Of course. wv
III James Bigham and wife, Of OttiimSwv.a
| came last evening to spend Christina
with her father, DR.. Wheeler, before b,
left the old home. The doctor and hi
: family will leave the coming week fo
Y their new home at Lineville. We regre
4 very much to lose this estimable fa1nil,
Z from our citva as the doctor and his wifi
are among our best and most benevolen
! citizens. s,a,e-;,s 5-,4z,.,s
EOilS "A Deadly Attack.