The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-10-08
Davis City.


Iva Black returned Friday from
visit with relatives at Clay Center,
Kansas.
John Allen and wife spent Sunday
with M. III. Adams and wife near Tus-
keego.
Mrs. Clara Bissell, of independence,
Mo-, is visiting friends at her old home
here.
Mr.. Coberly, of Mt. Ayr, spent Sun
day with his family in Davis City.
e. S. Grimes and wife drove to Leon
Sunday.
Mrs. Sherman Wheeler,of Leon, visited
her parents near Davis City the past
week.
Mrs. Mary Northcutt came in from
relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Fannie Post left for visit with
relatives at st. Joe the past week.
Mrs. Thomas Cummins returned from
a visit with relatives at Allerton Mon
day.
Mr.. A. Cummins left for trip to
Colorado Monday.
Ed Van Beck came in Saturday from
Omaha for a few days visit with his
parents in this city.
Mr.. Mcneil was in our city last Tues
day buying rock to ship to Des Moines.
G. M. Harris and wife left for Blythe
dale Wednesday.
Israel Post enjoyed visit from his
sister of Leon over Sunday.
Bert Adams and Harve Shoemaker
came in Saturday from Alton and OF
tumwa where they have been working
on the railroad.
Sherman Wheeler, of Leon, had bust
ness in Davis City Monday.
Mrs. Martha Acton and granddaugh-
ter, Ethel Harp, of Leon, were calling
on relatives in Davis City Sunday.
Della Burrell came Sunday from Leon
where she has been for some time past.
Mrs. h. j. Horton enjoyed visit
last week from her mother, Mrs. Turner.
of Lamont.
Mr.. James and family who until re-
Gently owned and resided on the old
Sam Craig farm north of town, left for
their new home in the northwest Fri
day.
James Long, one Of the Burlington's
most popular conductors, who for a
time has been making his home in Davis
City, moved his family to Charlton the
past week.
Mesdames Grant Griffith and James
Long made a trip to st. Joe the past
week.
DR.. Wild Robinson left Tuesday for
Chicago to resume his studies in a
dental college.
P. E. Shirley returned from Creston
Wednesday where he had been to at
tend the democratic senatorial conven-
ton.
Mrs. q. S. Grimes was taken suddenly
i'll last Monday evening and is still sick.
Miss Bessie Citizens visited friends at
Van Vert the past week.
Mrs. George Harmon, of Nebraska, is
visiting at the home of j. r. Harmon in
Davis City.
Pearl Brown, of Akron, Mo-, was the
guest of Alice jeffrey la st Sunday.
Jim Adkins made a trip to Leon Thurs
day.
G. W. Lanning has sold his residence
and moved into rooms in the rear of his
medicine establishment so as to be more
convenient for business.
Quite number of railroad hands have
been making Davis City their head
quarters for couple of weeks.
Will Fulton has moved into the prop
erty on 4th street recently vacated by
G. w. Lanning.
George Campbell had business at Des
Moines the past week.
Mr.. Howard, of Grand River, has
moved into Claud Robinson's house on
Davis street.
John Sly and wife visited at the home
of David Henderson, east of our city,
last Sunday.
Brick Ordway and wife leave this
week for Montana to make their future
home if suited with the country.
Mrs. p. E. Shirley visited with her
parents at.Mt. Ayr last Saturday.
o. w. Halstead and G.. Fl. Finch re-
turned this week from trip through
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory.
Frank Daugherty, of Ridgeway, was a
caller in our city last week.