The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-12-30
Davis City.

MIS-. carter Scott, who had the
misfortune to fall and receive in
turies which necessitated her going
on crutches some three weeks ago,
has 80 far recovered that she can be
mp part of the time.
Mrs E. B. Musser enjoyed visit
from her grandson, r. Moore, of
Pawnee, the past week
Mrs. H. A. Hartshorn left one day
the past week for Chicago to visit
the new bride and groom who had
the distinction of being the first cou-
pie to be married on the fly in an
automobile, the bride being a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Hartshorn.
Perry Cochran. of Mt. Ayr, spent
Friday night with his sister, Mrs.
4 Mona Adams, of this city.
Grant Griffith, j. K. Beasley and
T. NJ. Walters all entertained friends
at Christmas dinners.
Ed Vanbeek, of Kansas City, came
in for a short stay with his mother
last week.
Mrs. G. B. Cooper landlady of the
Hotel Leon, was looking after their
hotel interests In this city last FRI
day. They have leased their hotel
In this city to Mr.. Bailey and wife of
st. Joe. Mr.. Bailey spent some time
In our city the past fall buying and
shipping apples. hence he is not an
entire stranger, but knew when he
was securing bargain in getting
Landlord Coopers well furnished
hotel at very reasonable terms
George Henderson is enjoying the
privilege of carrying, the mail on our
western route while G. G. Grimes
and wife are visiting in Kansas.
Dick Scott and family left last FRI
day to spend Christmas with Mrs.
SCOTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Morgan. at Bethany.
Mrs. Orel Estes, of Leon, spent
last Monday with relatives in our
city.
Oscar Judd was looking after bus
fness interests at Weldon a couple
at days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Adams visited
with relatives near Crown over Sun
day.
Mrs. Bernice Keefe returned last
Thursday from visit with relatives
at Weldon and Garden Grove
Mrs. James Estes was visiting last
Thursday with her son Orel at Leon.
Both of our Sunday schools en-
1oyed a Christmas tree on Christmas
eve. Both schools had short pro-
grams which were we'll rendered by
the little folks and both trees were
tasty and we'll loaded with gifts to
cheer the little ones.
Mrs. Thomas Sutherlin returned
from her prolonged trip to Seattle,
Wash, where she and her son went
for the benefit of the health of both
OF them. Mrs. SutherIin returns
much improved. Her son remained
4 on the coast where he is now attend
ing college, and his health is also
greatly improved by the change.
John Hamilton had the misfortune
1 to lose one of his dray horses the
past week.
s Mrs. Walter McCully received a
telephone message calling her to A.
bany, Mo, one day the past week on
account of her sister, Mrs. Jennie
Rabidoux. being very sick
Mrs. Maggie Swanson. of Lucas,
Iowa. spent the past week with Davis
City friends.
~ Mrs John McCully, of Albany, Mo-,
came in last Thursday to visit her
parents over Christmas.
VI. U. crimes and wife are visiting
with Mrs. Grimes brothers, Charles
and John Norman. at Troy, Kas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson Wis
tied a few days the past week with
relatives at Leon.
Mrs. Frank Kicks returned home
Wednesday night from a visit with
relatives in Nebraska.
Miss Ethel Sprague spent her va
cation in Kansas with her parents.
Miss Edith Arnold and brother.
Lawrence, returned to their home at
st. Joe, after spending Christmas
here with relatives and friends.
Rev. H. Cooper and family went to
Mt. Ayr Tuesday to visit a few days
with Mrs. Cooper's parents.
Claude Robinson, of Leon, Harry,
Wild and Roy, of Des Moines, spent
Christmas with their parents, DR.. J..
II. Robinson and wife.
Mildred Riley is visiting her sister
at Bethany.
Tod Joy. of Malvern. is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Joy.