The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-06-16
Davis City.

Davis City.
Grandma Hawkins, who lives with
her granddaughter, and who suffered
stroke of paralysis some weeks ago,
still remains quite low.
Lyman McClain and wife have
moved into the Jeffries house on Mill
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, of near
Pleasanton, were here Monday to
meet sister of Mrs. Walkers who
came to visit, them.
Mrs. Gertrude Franklin Markley,
of Centerville, came Tuesday to visit
her mother, Mrs. Minerva Franklin,
who is quite i'll.
Misses Maude and Carrie Campbell
were in attendance at the ball game
at Leon Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Reick and Miss Dilsav
er, of Garden Grove, We're visiting
here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Britt returned
Thursday from Clarinda where they
were called by telegram announc-
but he is now better
John Robertson returned Tuesday
from trip to South Dakota.
down Saturday visiting Grandma
Hawkins.
Clay Moore resigned his position
with the show and has come home to
pa and ma.
Rev. H. M. Cooper, wife and Mrs.
Mabel Gerringer left Monday for Os-
ceola to attend the district confer
ence. They went by team.
Miss Matte Adkins returned last
Wednesday from Indianola, where
she has been attending college the
past year.
DR.. Reed returned last Saturday
from his trip to St. Louis. Mrs. Reed
will remain for months visit with
relatives at st. Charles and st. Louis.
Miss Edith Sears was guest of
Mrs. Norma Adams the past week.
Miss Burnice Judd left Wednesday
Tor visit with relatives at Weldon.
! wonder who the speakers will be
at the Leon Chautauqua this season?
Elder Mart Turpen and wife visit
ed with his neice, Mrs. Thee Merifield
last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Riley returned Friday
from visit with her parents at Ak
ron, Mo.
John Robertson and John Poush jr.
left for a trip through South Dakota
Wednesday of last week.
B. D. Adams and wife visited over
Sunday with relatives at Mt Ayr.
Miss Henrietta Fowler returned
from visit at Andover, Mo-, Satur-
day
Miss Opal Beasley visited relatives
Z at Terre Haute the past week.
The Five Hundred Club was enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howell last Friday
The Priscilla Club met with Mrs
Clarence Frazier last Friday.
NJ. Hullinger has moved into his
newly repaired house in the west part
of town.
An infant child of Warren Ladies'
was buried in the Davis City cemetery
Sunday of last week.
A babe of Charles Wheeler and
wife was buried last Sunday.
Grandpa Venting and wife leave
in few days for prolonged visit
with their children in Kansas, Ne
braska and South Dakota.
Win Riley, Mark Adams and
France Hamilton were among the
number who attended the ball game
at Leon Sunday.
0dvlS 4Slly Will SOOu lave new
brass band. Our Davis City boys are
practicing every evening and it seems
like old times to hear them, for the
paast few seasons is all the time in
the past thirty years that Davis City
counld not boast of as good band
as any town in southern Iowa.
1t would be useless to try and
enumerate all the Davis Cityites who
followed our ball team to Leon Sun
day.
1t may interest some to know that
word has been received from Mrs. T.
M. Walters, and that she is we'll
pleased with their new home
Mrs. Minerva Franklin is on the
sick list.
~. Mrs. v. B. Smith left for her home
6 at Humeston Monday after a week.
visit in this her old home.
Mrs. Frank Ordway returned last
Wednesday from trip to Lamont.
b. w. and A. L. Teale both spent
Sunday with home folks.
Get your gala buds ready, for the
Leon Chautauqua will soon be here.
Miss Christine Standifer went to
Lamont to work in hotel last week.
Clay Moore was Lamont caller
last Saturday.
Glen Frazier and wife have began
their first efforts at housekeeping in
Mrs. Henry Poush's property on Mill
street.
Mrs. w. D. Taft and son Howard,
OF GAINESVILLE, Mo-, are visiting her
brother, Thee Merrifeld and wife of
this city.