The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-02-10
Davis City.

Mrs. Mark Grimes and children, of
Leon, visited last week with her hus-
bands parents in this city.
Mrs. G. M. Axes, of Leon, was a
guest of Mrs. VIM. Mitchell one day
last week.
Mrs. Pearl Smith and Mrs. Mona
Adams visited Decatur City friends
last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. G. M. Harris enjoyed visit
from two of her brothers, Messrs
Vanhoozier, of Missouri.
Mrs. Dick Scott returned last Tues
day from visit at Bethany.
The Yeomen lodge gave supper
last Wednesday night and finished
up the evening with ball. A splen-
did time is reported
The Davis City home talent will |
give another entertainment at the
Davis City opera house next Friday
evening, Feb. 18th. Several new
features will be added to the play,
and as all who attended their former
effort were unanimous in saying it
was one of the best that has been pre-
sented here since our opera house
was opened, all will be sure of an
evenings enjoyment.
Miss Myrta Walters made trip to
Lamont Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Marble had business at
! Leon last Thursday.
Mrs. ]. H. Robinson returned last
Sunday from visit with her sons in
Des Moines.
D. c. Cowles has broken up house
| keeping and gone to live with his
daughter, Mrs Ollie Hullinger.
Mrs. John Robertson visited over
Sunday at the~home of her parents
near Leon.
Clarence Frazier and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Will Lee,
south of town.
Mrs. Clara Wernitch is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Graham,
in the country.
| J. G. Flora has SO far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able
to come into town last Saturday
Mrs j. X. Henderson who fell and
broke her arm during our recent icy
weather is recovering nicely and will
soon be as we'll as ever.
4 Uncle Jack Jeffries also had the
misfortune to fall on the ice and
broke his nose. The accident hap
pened out at his home farm where he
makes his home part of the time. 1t
is rather hard on him especially as
he is man who keeps his nose out
of other peoples business.
After two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Lena Mills, left last
Monday for a visit with her children
in Ringgold county.
Mrs. j. W. WALES entertained the
Five Hundred, Club at a six O'Clock
dinner.
George Henderson left the past
week for South Dakota on land
deal
Miss Viola Adkins is visiting hel
, sister, Mrs. Mona Miller at Union
Vile, Mo.
Miss Fay Evans, an employe of the
Leon telephone Office, spent Sunday
with home folks in Davis City.
Miss Alice Jeffries returned las
Friday from a visit at Iowa City
Mr.. Joy will have a sale next Sat
( urday and the following week the
, family will leave for South Dakota
, | to make their future home. Both Mr.
Joy and family have many. friend!
! here who wish them success in theil
e new home and especially their daugh
ter. Miss Elsie will be sadly missed
u by her schoolmates and teacher, al
she was one of the brightest scholars
. in her room.
Mrs. Carter Scott left last Wed
0 nesday for visit with her daughter
q Mrs. Butterworth, at Iowa City.
]. Mrs. Walter Scott left last Thurs
day for her new home in Salt LAX
S City.
Mrs. Anthony Radnish made a
e trip to Leon Monday
Miss Ruth Asbach returned hom'
2 last week from a months visit will
: her brother in St. Joe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Marble cam,
in from Hurley, S. D., where the,
n have been living the past few months
They will visit relatives here an.
then go to Skidmore, Mo-, where h
has a position as clerk in Mr. Prang'
4 store.
: The Willing Workers will NEE
with Miss Mary Freeman on this
r (Thursday) afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zumsteg, OF Mt Ayr
q are visiting their daughter, Mrs. II
M. Cooper.
! The Queen Esther girls surprise,
Miss Elsie Joy with a Corinthial
I supper Tuesday night. Miss Elsi
: will go in few weeks to South Da
a kota to live. Those present repor
a good time.
What greater gift or blessing
could one give than health and hap
pineSs. To your unhealthy friend