The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-24
Davis City.

Davis City.
Mrs. Cube Good. of Grant City, visited
relatives here this week.
Frank Ordway is moving this week
into the property he lately purchased
from Miss Rosa Hockert.
Gary Mitchell and wife, were down
from Leon to attend the protracted
meetings held at the Union church last
week. Elder Gloves, of Kansas City, is
the speaker and is an able expounder Of
the Bible in the light as he sees it.
There were three young ladies bap-
tixed into the Christian church Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton visited with her
parents near Decatur City over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Adams and children, of
Albany, Mo-, were visiting relatives in
and near Davis City the past week.
Mrs. Ada Bonner, of Osceola, is visit
ing Mrs. ]. w. Laney.
Mrs. Mary Holden, of Leon, and Mrs.
Alma Kelso, of Peoria, H., stopped off
here last Thursday enroute to Lamont
Tor short visit with many old friends.
G. G. Grimes had business at Leon
Saturday.
Miss Nina Grenawalt, of Lamont, is
visiting friends in our city this week.
Mrs. Lois Hartnagle has closed her
hotel, known as the Riverside house and
gone to st. Joe to spend the winter.
There is only one hotel here now and
> good opening for some enterprising
man to step in, as our town has support
ed two hotels for thirty years.
Mrs. Maxwell and daughter after a
months stay in our city, left Monday
Tor their home at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. ]. w. Burrell and son, Curt visit
ed with Leon relatives Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. P. A. Robinson held sale at her
residence in the west part of town last
Saturday. Everything brought good
prices.
Aaron Cornett has moved from the
property lately sold to j. Newton to
AL Gammill's house near the depot.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Robinson returned Friday
from Des Moines where she attended
the Odd Fellows grand lodge.
Mrs. Sam Bullock and Mrs. Mary
Cummings made trip to Leon last
Thursday.
Glen Frazier made his usual call at
Lamont Sunday.
Miss Nellie Dale, of Woodland, visited
her aunt, Mrs. Alice Marble the past
week.
Sophia Shell, of Decatur City, is a
guest at the Laney home this week.
Claude Robinson was down from Leon
last Sunday.
Dick McNelly, of Andover, visited his
brother John, north of town Saturday.
He returned home Sunday.
Perry Shirley returned last Wednes-
day from Des Moines where he went
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Ayr, to consult a specialist in regard to
Mr.. Jodan's eyes, which are very poor.
Mrs. Radnish's daughter, Mrs. Helen
Monday for visit with her parents
here.
Grant Craig attended the Mills sale
in Eden township Tuesday.
s Mrs. Alice Marble and Mrs. Grant
Griffith visited at Akron Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Reed has returned from
two months visit at Powersville, Mo.
DIR. Wales has been enjoying visit
the past week from his parents who re-
side at Iconium, Iowa.
Miss Anna Shirley, assistant principal
OF the Allerton schools, spent Sunday
with her parents in this city.
Miss Linnie Craig visited with Mrs.
Myra Howard the past week.
James Bolon, and son Robert are both
reported quite sick.
Several were here from Lamont Sun
day to attend the l.. D. S. church SER
vices.
Miss Elva Scott, of Lamont, was a
guest Of Miss Myrtle Walters Sunday.
Brick Ordway and wife, of Oregon,
and George Harmon and wife, of Indian
/ Territory, both report new babies at
their homes recently.
The protracted meetings at the L. D..
s. church still continue. The speakers,
Elders Christie and Wright, Of Lamont,
are both eloquent and earnest expoun-
ders OF Bible truths, and have brought
forward some very strong scripture to
prove the correctness of the grounds
they have taken. The singing is con-
Quoted by Elder Christie and wife and
Miss Nina Grenawait, assistld Dy others,
and is excellent and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Wul, Lee ana Mrs. CT. .ence
Fragi5r blended J. family renhio" held
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wl.Ja.t yrig 1T, of Ai,h Poiu., the
past week.
G. Merritt and family, of Linevilla,
George Hugely and wife, Ct K Lsas, AMI
Mrs. Mary Low, Of Severance, Iowa, all
visited with their mother, Mrs. Hattie
Reed in this city over Sunday. 1t is the
first time they have all been together
since mother Reed left the old home
farm in Missouri several years ago.
It is claimed indigestion is the Nations
al disease. That's why the demand for
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets keeps increas-
Ing because hey do the work. Stomach
trouble, dyspepsia indigestion, bloating,
etc, yield quickly. Two days treatment
free. Ask your druggist about them.
{ Sold by W. G.. Stempel & Co.
Orphan Ridge.
". D Smith has commenced to crib
his corn.
#.s,ss S. II. Jennings delivered a bunch Of