The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-13
Davis City

Colorado for her health in August is in
very poor health. Her mother, Mrs.
Sam Burnison has gone to attend her. 4
Henry Turpin has moved to house
south Of the railroad track, John Evans
having bought the house that Turpin
lived in and he will occupy it.
Mr.. Patterson, who had stroke of
paralysis is improving some.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Hartshorn Of Chicago died on Tuesday
and was brought here for interment on
Thursday. The funeral was conducted
by Elder Stebbins at the L. DIS. church.
Rev. Bingaman has gone to the st.
Louis fair.
Sand is still being shipped from here
which goes to show that Davis City has
the sand.
Isaac YToney has bought the store
room opposite the Farmers Bank,
Frank Osborn will occupy it with his
pool tables.
George Fosdick, Of Milo, was here
shaking hands with old friends.
Frank Attebury has shipped his cattle
to Illinois.
Mrs. James Keshlear now lives in the
Doss house in the west part Of town.
Sam Craig has a sale at the old Dick
inson farm east Of town next Saturday.
Quite lot of hay is being baled in
this vicinity and will be shipped.
John Gibler has moved to house on
Charley Rudibaughs farm.
George Baker, Mr.. Cozad and Mr..
Poush were here last week to see if any
of their political fence had been knock
ed down by wind-jammers.
There is new boy at the home of
Robert Mccartney.
|. Miss Alton Hembry is teaching school
at Akron, Mo.
MIR. Elliott came down from Knoxville
ty invoice his stock Of general merchan-
disc to Mr.. Corrington Of Decatur City,
but the trade fell through and there is
likely to be some law suits. But how
are the lawyers TO live if some one does
not patronize them.
Mrs. Hiram Ewing went to visit her
new grand son and her daughter, Mrs.
Allen at Cherryvale, Kansas.
Paul Radnish is at Iowa City study
ing dentistry.
Willie Asbach is attending college at
Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Jade Smith, of Worth, No., is on
a visit to friends here.
DIR. Reeds brother of Gravity, Iowa,
was paying, him visit last week.
Artt Teales shetland pony ran away
with a cart full of children splitting
them all out but no serious harm was
done.
Ollie Reed, who has been in southern
Missouri for some time is back home.
Doss Kizzfre raised racket on Fri
day., An officer was called but none re-
sponded.
James Henderson and wife have re-
turned from visit to friends in Ne
braska.
0. L. Frazier is at the st. Louis Expo
sition.
Davis City has Carrie Nation finding
beer kegs in their barn. She took an
ak and bursted them, and the beer, oh
where was it!
]. w. Long and wife visited Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Decatur.
Steven Radnish ST.. returned last
week from visit with his son John in
Nebraska. He reports John and family
well and prospecting.
Il. Nj. Freeman has a new cement
walk around his home residence.
Miss Vida Dunlap, of Clio, was a
guest of Miss Eva Hutchison, of Davis
City, the past week.
Joe Warner and wife, of Leon, were
guests # A. Radnish and wife the past
week.
Mrs. s. E. Adams visited with her son
W. r. Adams at Bethany, Mo-, the past
week.
Grandma Carter returned last Mon
day from visit with her nephew at
High Point. Her neice, Mrs. Mary
Sears returned with her.
Mrs. j. H. Robinson and son Claud
were among the number who visited the
Wo4 Ids Fair at ST. Louis from this
place the past week. 10
Vim. Burlington and J. B. Valentine
left the past week for the Pacific Coast
at Spokane, Washington.
Mrs. Bess Martz, Of Charlton is visit
ing her parents in Davis City this
week.
DIR. Reed enjoyed visit from his
brother and family who reside in
Mercer, Mo.
Hosa Scott and wife left last Sunday
for Creston where they will make their
future home.