The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-07-16
Charlton friends for few days.

Charlton friends for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Thompson visited with
relatives at Lamont the past week. Her
father, John jones came and moved her
household goods to his own home near
Leon last Saturday.
Mrs. Grissilla McClaran left Saturday
of last week for a prolonged stay at her
old home near Spring Valley.
Mary Caster left last Wednesday for
short visit with relatives at Decatur.
Miss Kate Cartwright visited with
friends at Leon last Sunday.
Warren Post visited Davis City friends
last week. He now has employment at
Alton, Iowa.
l.. A. Brown is on the sick list; he had
what was thought to be light sun
stroke about two weeks ago and since
that time has been confined to his room
as fever set in soon after.
Marie Smith, of Lamont, is a guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. A. M. Severe.
Ora Moine returned from pleasant
trip to the Yellowstone Park Monday.
John Attcrberry, a young farmer liv-
/ ing in the west part Of Davis City sud
denly disappeared last Friday and up to
this Tuesday) has not been seen or
heard of. AS he left part of the con-
tents of his pocket on the table it was
feared he had met with an accident
while swimming. His young wife is
PROSTATE with grief. It is said there
had never boon any trouble between
the young people.
Misses Veta Scott, Alton Hembrv,
Wild Robinson, Bert Howard and CLAIR
cncc Frazier We're among the number
who visited Leon last Sunday.
Pearl Butcher is the guest Of Mrs.
Mary Osborn this week.
We see by last weeks correspondent
from neighboring town to TIE REpoR-
TER that the Fourth Of July delegation
from Davis City most al got full. Well
il our citizens tilat went Cor days
pleasure had no more respect for orr
town chan 10 set fall VIC VIII try and
persuade them TO stay at homo and not
: go in the way Of temptation any more.
j. J. Evans and family, Of Leon, are
camping on Grand River and enjoying
sumner outinS in s. G2lnisil's pasture
north OF town.
Oscar Thalp is visiting Leon friends
this week.
Chris ilartshorn returned from trip
to Chicago Thursday.
Mabel Blair w&5 Che guest of Mrs.
Garter cot Tuesday.
The Hansen sisters held an entertain
nent in the G. :. Z. hail last Monday.
Al pronouGced il a success.
MauGe EIankins, Of Ohio, a daughter
Of James Goldman, arrived last Wednes-
day. She comes to make this her future
home. We gladly welcome her as resi-
dent OF our city and hope she may find
it both pleasant and profitable.
| Lew Thompson and family visited
Leon friends this week.
Alice jeffrey and Ella Rogers visited
with friends at st. Joe, last week.
Cecile Severe, of st. Joe, arrived Sun
day for a visit with relatives in our city.
Sadie Coberly, of Mt. Ayr, arrived
Saturday. She will at once open new
millinery store in Mrs. S. e. Adams
building on Bridge street.
1t will be sad news to some to learn
that the M. r. Boyce killed recently in
the Texas wreck, caused by water
spout was for a time resident of our
city, his wife being formerly Miss
Gusta Rasmusan who was born and
raised in our city.
1t is with regret that We learn that
Mrs. Henry Thompson, former resident
oil this county, died at her home in Des
Moincs recently.
Lesley Grimes and Paul Stookey, of
Leon, were down fishing in old Grand
River last Saturday.
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