The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-04-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
Davis City.

Davis City.
Henry Arasmith and wife, of Blythe
Burrell and wife the past week.
Mrs. Jennie Harvey left for her home
at Mitchell, S. d., last Monday.
Mrs. Alice Marble spent the past
week in Lamont attending the L. d. S.
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pointer visited with
Mrs. Pointers sister, Mrs. G. M. Harris,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Reuben MartZ and children, of
Charlton, are visiting with Davis City
friends this week.
Miss Ella Rogers made trip to Des
Moines last week.
f 1t is indeed with sincere regret that
we note that d. j. Hullinger, one of De-
catur countys Oldest residents, was
taken suddenly sick last Friday even
ing and died in few hours before med
ical aid could reach his home, which
was two miles west of Davis City on
the farm he recently bought known as
the old Booth farm. Will some friend
please furnish data for fitting obit-
nary.
DIR. Mary Gates, of Leon, had pro-
fessional business in our city last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Porter returned
to their home in Des Moines Saturday.
Mrs. Porter's father, Mr.. Rogers, is
thought to be improving.
Mrs. William Campbell, of Ridgeway,
Mo-, spent Sunday with the Campbell
Sisters in our city.
Rev. Howard returned from Shenan-
doah last Saturday, where he had been
called on account of the sickness of his
wife and the death of their infant child.
f. w. Sears and wife, of near Crown,
visited over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. B. d. Adams.
Mrs. Matte Horn left the past week
for Shenandoah, where she goes to work
in a dressmaking establishment.
SAINT Hullinger and family, D. j. HUI
finger and wife, Eli Hullinger, also
Mrs. Fannie Harvey and Mrs. Viola
Hawk, all children of the late D. j.
Hullinger, came in from South Dakota
Monday to attend the funeral of their
father which was not held until Tues
/. day waiting for their arrival.
w. r. Adams, of Albany, was an over
night visitor in our city last Thursday
Mrs. 7. NJ. Walters and Mrs. Carter
0COUu were flSllOFS ldSU N0u
{ nesday and Thursday.
Miss Ruth Lee was a guest of hel
teacher, Miss Hazel Freeman, last Fri
day evening and Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Osborn visited ovel
Sunday at Lamont.
E. W. Teale came down from Leon las
Wednesday for visit with home folks
A negro minstrel troupe gave con
cert in Robinson's hall last Frida;
evening, and moving picture show
held forth on Monday evening.
Quite number of our Davis City
ladies planned picnic last Sunday a.
the home of Mrs. Vim. Lee south o
town. The guest of honor was Mrs
s Sam Sparks, of Pasadena. California
and the ladies who attended were most
1y Mrs. Sparks girlbood friends in Thu
her former home.
Charles Burrell and family returned
last Sunday from visit of several day
with relatives near Akron, Mo.
Rev. j. H. Burrows, of GAINESVILLE, wa
called here to officiate at the funeral O
d. j. Hullinger last Tuesday.
Mrs. H. l.. McClaran and Miss Blanch
Sparks left for trip to Troy, Kansas
Tuesday. They were accompanied b.
Miss Nora Biggs, of Leon.
Mrs. I. E. Cummings spent Sunday i
Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Scott, of near Leor
visited Mrs. Scott's mother, Mrs. Id
Adkins, over Sunday.
John Robertson returned from Sout
Dakota Monday.
Mrs. Grant Griffith was visitor i
Leon last Saturday.
Leo Cummings went to Mt. AYR las
Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs. job
Attebury.
Mrs. E. B. Musser has been maxim
some Improvements on her home resi-
dence in the way of fences and painting
p. r. Early and wife made trip t
Des Moines last Wednesday, bein
called there by the illness OF thei
daughter, Miss Vivian, who was s
much improved that she came HON
with them on Friday.
Miss Clara Franklin is reported on tn
sick list.
Mrs. Grant Craig is slightly improve
since our last report.
Isaiah Seymour and wife. of Akron
Mo, were callers in our city last Thurs
day.
Word was received by relatives j.
this city that Mrs. j. W. Valentine wa
dangerously i'll at her home in Spokane
Washington.
1t may be Of interest to some of on
readers to learn that Mrs. Mary Stoa
has located on a homestead near Coy
Oklahoma, and expects to remain an
prove up on her farm.
Edward Hullinger, of Tingley, tn
only living brother of the late d.
Hullinger, was in attendance at hi
funeral here Tuesday.