The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-11-02
Davis City.

w. Miss Blanche Tapscott, of Lamont
* visited with friends here over Sun
day.
Mrs. Gertie Radnich was a passen
ger to Leon Saturday.
Jesse Franklin is clerking in A
Fulton's grocery.
A crowd of the younger set enjoy
ed a Corinthian supper at the hom'
of Lois Rudibaugh Saturday evening
Erald Scott returned last weel
from trip to South Dakota. Hi
parents remained there for Longer
visit.
Paul Radnich, of Hugo, Colorado
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
S. Radnich.
Clarence Henderson is now EN-
ployed as clerk in McClaren's store
Henrietta Fowler went to Blythe
dale Saturday, returning Sunday.
The parties who went to the Rose.
bud land drawing from Davis City
have most of them returned. We
understand that the lucky ones from
Davis City were Carter Scott and son
Eral, VIM. Mcintosh and George
Shoemaker.
G. G.. Grimes moved his clothing
store from the Merritt building two
doors north, and is now located in
the building formerly used as the
News office.
Mrs. S. E. Adams has been build
ing a new sidewalk past her property
on Second street.
Mrs. G. P. Campbell and Mrs. u.
G. Griffith returned Friday from Du-
buque, where they went as delegates
to the Grand Lodge of the Eastrn
Star which convenen in that city the
past week.
Paul Radnich came in last Thurs
day from Colorado for visit with
home folks.
Mrs. Ollie Markley, of Bethany,
visited with her mother, Mrs. E. B.
Musser, the past week.
Quite a number from here were in
attendance at Leon on Auto Day,
and all had hoped that when Icons
Auto Day was over we would have
some fair weather, but here it is
still raining.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Williams, of
Jamesport, Mo-, visited with their
daughter, Mrs. M. H. Adams, of Da-
Wis City last week. They left for
home Saturday.
NIL anu 4hl 1ooiuAi1oii O.
rived the past week from a six weeks
visit with relatives in Ohio.
A Corinthian supper at the home
of c. L. Rudibaugh was enjoyed by
number of our city dads and their
better halves last Saturday evening.
All report splendid time.
Clarence Osborn and Mrs. Emma
Hullinger have each been reshing- !
1,1;,, l. NOT
week. Mrs. Hullinger's relatives
came in and made a bee of her job
and put it on in one day.
Mrs. E. B. Musser made trip to
Lamont last Saturday.
Mrs. George Henderson was a
guest of Mrs. Mark Adams last Fri.
day. -.>t
Mrs. O. l.. Frazier and children
left last Saturday for Weldon, and
from there in company with her
mother, Mrs. J. M. Howell, will go
to Tarkio, Mo-. for a visit with rela-
tives.
Floyd Severe visited his mother
the past week and left for Des
Moines Tusday.
= Mrs. G.. G. Grimes and Mrs. G. P.
Reed made a trip to Leon last Satur-
day to attend the cloak sale, but say
our home merchants sell as cheap
as the renowned cloak sales.
Mrs. Kate Starkey returned last
Thursday from two months visit |
with her children at Mt. Moriah, Mo.
Erald Scott came in from South
Dakota last Thursday. He visited
while gone at the home of T. M. Wal
tiers, also at VIM. Mitchells. He re- |
ports both families as being we'll
satisfied, that is If they are not they
at least do not own up to it. Mr..
and Mrs. Carter Scott, who went
with Erald, went from South Dakota
to Iowa City to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Julian Butterworth before re-
turning home.
A Halloween party at the home
of H. L. McClaran was one of the So
ciety events of the past week.
George Shoemaker and bride left
last Saturday for Fort Wayne, Ind,
where they will make their future
home. The best of wishes go with
these young people just starting out
on life's journey together. May they
always find every cloud has silver
lining is the wish of We correspond
ent.
b Mrs. Emma Black returned Mon
day from three weeks visit with her
son, F. ]. Horton, of Goodland, Kas.
Mrs. Lon Fulton left Tuesday for
a, trip to Kansas, Nebraska and Colo
RADIO. She goes for the benefit of hire
health.
Mrs E. B. Musser entertained a
number of her friends at dinner last
I Wednesday, the occasion being her
65th birthday.
Mrs. Stephen Radnich and |
daughter Nellie returned the past
week from a visit with relatives in
st. Joe.
Born, to Green Hawk and wife,
On October 30th, a son.
Charles Burrell moved his family
fast Tuesday to the Stephen Radnich
farm west of town. and will again
work for Mr.. Radnich.
5 The Pioneer lodge enjoyed a mask
ball last Monday evening, it being
y for lodge members only.