The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12
Davis City.

MIS-. Georgia Stlll mas bought the
house and lot belonging to |. N. Jeffrey
in the west part of town known as the
Shelton property.
G. M. Harris visited relatives at.
Mo-, the past week.
After two weeks visit with her
parents, Mrs. RUDE Martz returned last
Monday to Charlton where she will
pack and ship her household effects to
ST. Joe, where Mr.. Martz has position
on the railroad and it is more conven-
lent for them to live there.
j. N. Gates and family were visiting
relatives at Leon Sunday.
DR.. Jeffries and wife, of Leon, We're
Sunday visitors in Davis City.
Miss Rosamond Severe returned last
Thursday from few days visit with
friends at Charlton.
E. S. Grimes and wife went to Leon
on the night train Saturday to visit
their son Nj. f. Grimes and see his new
boy.
Mrs. Blue left last week for visit
with her daughter in Illinois.
Henry Arnold and best girl who have
been visiting Davis City friends left on
the same train for Chicago where MIR.
Arnold has a position with Sears Roe
buck.
r. NJ. Black and wife went to attend
a case they have in court this week.
Miss Jae Shirley commenced term
of school at the Liberty school south of
town Monday. Miss Maggie Wernitch
commenced term near Togo the same
day.
Ed. Attebury left Monday for his
home in Kansas. He had been called
here by the illness of his sister, Mrs.
Hill.
Mrs. G. Scott and daughter Veta
visited Lamont relativs Saturday.
S. &. Burnison went to Plano, Iowa,
Monday on business.
Mrs. Vim. West and neice, Estella
Burrell, left Monday for Mitchell, S. D.
Mrs. Nancy Attebury was called to
Leon Monday by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. D. Hill.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cook went to Shenandoah
Monday.
G. P. Campbell went to Council Bluffs
Monday to attend the M. E. conference.
Thomas Cummings was a business
caller at Leon Monday.
Arthur Cummings left Monday for
Wyoming where he has position on
the railroad.
Mrs. Estella Burlington left Monday
for her home at Loveland, Colorado.
A little son of Theron McCrystal and
wife died last Wednesday, at the home OF
his uncle, w. Kerrens. The funeral was
held at the Nj. E. church Thursday and
the remains laid to rest in the Leon
cemetery.
Mrs. Nellie Eaton was an over Sun.
day visitor at Decatur.
Vernando Bozarth returned home
from Joplin, Mo-, the first of the week
Mrs. Bertha Fultz was Leon caller
last week.
Mrs. Carrie Lee and daughter Ruth
came home Friday from Garden Grove
where she had been visiting her sister
Mrs. Grace Reick.
! Elder w. Blair, of Lamont, held ser.
vices at the l.. d. S. church in our city
last Sunday.
! Rev. M. E. Campbell, our M. E. minis.
ter in charge, preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday evening and left
| Monday for Council Bluffs to attend the
Nj. e. conference.
! Miss Anna Shirley left last week tc
take the place OF assistant principal OF
the High School at Allerton.
r. j. Harmon and wife returned Sun.
day from trip to Des Moines where
they went to attend house warming Of
their son DR.. Harry Harmon, who dedi.
Gated his new home by having a home
gathering of his relatives during the
state fair.
j. N. Gates had business at Leon Mon
day.
| VIM. Davis and mother, of Pleasanton
were guests of A. B. Norman and wife
Sunday.
/ The funeral of Jacob Cook was hello
at the Union church in our city last
Sunday at 2 o'clock, interment in the
Davis City cemetery. Rev. Fife preach
ed the funeral sermon. The deceased
was we'll known to many of our citizens
! as he had lived nearly all his life in ane
near Davis City. He was a young mar
we'll liked by all. He leaves wife anc
child to mourn his loss. His death was
caused from consumption.