The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-05-18
Davis City

We understand the Davis City reun-
ion is set for August 18th to goth. The
improvements being made are so many
that we cannot name them; but this is
assured that greater convenienoes, more
comforts, and many objects that delight
the eye are being arranged and Mr..
Mllligan is cleaning the park so
thoroughly that our reunion this year
will far surpass any former occasion.
We look for larger crowds and more in
teresting amusements than ever.
Mrs. John Lee accompanied her son
Will to his home last Thursday after
spending week with Mrs. DR.. Laney.
Gladys Bullock spent last week in ST.
Joe visiting relatives.
Richard Black and wife went to
kirksville, Mo-, last week, where Mr..
Black will take treatment at the Osteo-
path sanitarium.
Mrs. Minerva Franklin and son Jesse
returned home last week from Lemars,
Iowa.
Mrs. Clarence Osborn and children
visited relatives in Lamont last week.
Floyd Severe went to Lamont Monday
to study telegraphy under his uncle,
Mr.. Siltz.
Mr.. Martz and wife, of Arkansas City,
Kansas, are visiting her parents, r. j.
Harmon and wife.
Veta Scott was in Blythedale, Mo-,
last week visiting relatives and also
attending commencement exercises.
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton entertained her
sister and husband, Mr.. Conrad and
wife Of kewanee, ILL.,, last week.
| Charles Burnison was married to
Miss Blanche Nye, of Pleasanton, last
Thursday. We extend congratulations.
Mrs. John Newton was suffering from
| quinsy last week.
Bessie Howard, of Kansas City, is
| visiting her grandparents, r. j. Harmon
and wife at present.
May White, of Lamont, gives recital
at the M. E. church tonight TUESDAY. y
Free to all.
Mr.. Jamison, of Lamont, was in our
city over Sunday.
0. E. Bruce, of Omaha, Neb., returned
to his home last week, being called here
by the death of his brother-in-law, Dr.
w. ]. Laney.
Mrs. John Franklin returned home
from Westerville, S. d. She was accom-
panied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna
Parker and daughter, who will visit
here while.
Mrs. Rose Parnell, of Chicago, visited
her father and other relatives here last
week. Her father is Uncle Sam Woods.
Maggie Mcintosh is recovering slow
ly.
1t will pain the relatives and friends
of Mrs. Keller, wife of Geo. w. Keller,
to learn that she died at her home in
Bush, Okla, recently, of consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller were, until two
years ago. residents of our county, liv-
ing near Kellerton.
d. j. Hullinger enjoyed birthday
dinner last Sunday in honor of his 9th
birthday. His children, grandchildren
and large number of old friends were
present.
| Grover Sears, of Decatur was caller
in Davis City last Saturday between
trains.
O. Shoemaker and Edgar Freeman
made trip to .Lineville last Saturday
Frank Scott and daughter, of Chart.
ton, visited Davis City friends last
week.
L. N. Jeffrey and wife were called to
Pleasanton the past week by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Beach.
I Mrs. j. B. Adkins visited at Blythe.
Qale, MO-, laSC week.
Clarence Marble is clerking for w. l.
Severe again..
The Davis City Improvement club
gave social last Thursday evening
The proceeds go to help improve the
park as new fence has been added this
spring and several other improvements
in contemplation.
Grace Mcdonald, Mabel Cummins and
Hazel Freeman went to Lineville to at
tend the graduating exercises to be
held this week.
Joe Vandal and wife visited friends
here the past week.
Dan Anderson, of Lamont, was in our
city Saturday.
her many lady friends to an afternoon
tea last Friday.