The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-03-27
Davis City.

Mr. 1lnCn, OF blyCneQale, MO-, editor
of the Davis City Lariat, will occupy
the residence property of Grandpa Pat
terson after next week, We welcome
him to our little city.
Rev. Knoll was called to Maxburg,
Iowa, last week, to the bedside of sick
brother.
Mabel Bradley visited relatives in
Leon last week.
Frank LaPoint returned from Glen
wood, Iowa, Monday, where he had
been sojourning during the past two
weeks.
Mr.. switzer moved his family to La.
moni Monday.
Hazel Frazier entertained a large
party of her young friends last Tuesday
evening. The evening was joyously
spent in games. etc. Refreshments,
consisting of fruits and candies, were
enjoyed and all went home much
pleased with the evenings amusement.
Mrs. Jennie Brooks, of near Bethany
Junction, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Samuel Woods.
Mrs. John Post and son, Rexford,
went to Humeston, Iowa, last week to
visit Mrs. POSTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Smith.
Mrs. Gertrude Markley, of Kansas
City, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank
lin.
Jim Parker has house nearly COM
pleted near where that one which we
mentioned last week was burning. They
will occupy it next week.
Mrs. Boeger has an opening at her
new millinery rooms next Friday and
Saturday.
We learn that Rob Cartwright, Of
Chanute, Kas., is the proud father of a
fine boy. Rob was formerly employed
by Frank Freeman in the barber shop.
Mr.. Kinsey returned from his Kansas
trip last Friday.
Mrs. Mary Cummins returned from
Tuskeego last Saturday.
DR.. Wheeler and f.. j. Teale are trad
ing property on Bridge street. +. j. is
j trading his meat market for the doctor e
store building formerly occupied by q.
w. Hall.
| w. w. Sparger returned from trip
| to Woodland last Friday.
Mrs. Matilda Thompson visited with
her brother in Leon the past week.
Editor Wickes, of Lamont, was look
ing after business interests IN our city
the past week.
Mrs. Gertrude Marley. of Kansas
City, is visiting relatives in Davis City
this week.
The L. D. S. Ladies' Aid society, to
gether with several visitors met at Mrs
T. M. Walters north of town Wednes
day.
Mr.. Shockley, our grain buyer, re
turned from trip to Kansas last Sun
day.
/ ALT Sparks was a caller in our city las1
Monday.
Harve Poush and wife, of near Pleas
anton, visited relatives in our city Sun
day.
VIM. Hamilton and James Burrell re
turned from their southern trip the pas
week.
j James Burrell reports that when h
was in Oklahoma rain of four inche
of water fell just before he left. Tn
people were much pleased as it would
insure them good wheat crop.
John McBroom, who left here shor
time ago, has bought and settled in Ok
lahoma, near Saltwater.
Miss Dell Cornett, of Westeryille, i
visiting friends in this city.
Grissom Grimes was Sunday caller
Jude Mottatt, of Pleasanton, had bust
ness in our city last Saturday.
Bert Adams, of Tuskeego, spent Sun
day in our city.
IfLe NJ. E. Ladies' Aid society gives
sale next Saturday.
Mrs. l.. Thompson and Mrs. Dor
Boeger have their millinery opening
J this week. Mrs. ]. NJ. Shriner's vii
come later.
Scott & McClaran are building a ney
flour house in the rear of their stor
room.
Mr.. Frank Osborn has leased til
Cummings and McClain lots on Bridg
street and has built a large implemer
store room and has opened up in tn
+ implement business,