The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-07-25
Davis City.

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rave our city a short call last Thurs
day. They came in autos, number
ing about fifteen and were accompan-
led bv their band. They were ad-
vertising the Kellerton reunion.
Mrs. Luther Bason and children
left Friday for weeks visit with
her parents near Tuskeego.
Mrs. Walter McCully and her Sis
ter. Miss Jennie Rabidoux, made a
trip to Leon last Friday.
Mrs. Eva Myers, of Leon, was a
guest of Mrs. George Daniels, of this
city the past week.
Well, soon the great Redpath-
Vawter Chautauqua will be here and
all lovers of good entertainment
should try to be at Leon the full
seven days as it will be worth at
tending.
Mrs. Alice Martz and Miss Bessie
Howard, of Pittsburg, kas., came
in last Tuesday for a visit with rela-
tives in our city.
Mrs. Agnes Craig was taken to Des
Moines last Wednesday for treat
ment at the Des Moines hospital. she
was accompanied by DR.. Reed.
John McCully comes in as the
champion wheat raiser. He thresh-
ed 145 bushels from three acres OF
ground on his farm out in Pleasant
Valley.
Mrs. G. P. Reed visited friends at
Osceola the past week.
Mrs. George Henderson made a
trip to Des Moines last Friday to see
her sister, Mrs. Boyd Craig, who is
a patient at the NJ. E. hospital in
that city.
Miss J. Bailey is visiting relatives
at Atchison, Kansas, this week.
Mrs. Emma Black, of Leon, came
last Wednesday for visit with Da-
Wis City friends.
After few days visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Scott,
Mrs. Julian Butterworth returned to
her home in Iowa City last Thursday.
H. L. McClaran had business at
Lamont last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jessie Milligan and Mrs. Ber-
tina Anterior returned from a trip
to st. Joe, Mo-, where they were
called last week to attend the fun
eral of the son of F. J. Arnold whose
tragical death by drowning was re-
ported in last weeks Reporter.
Mrs. Columbus Scott, of Lamont,
came last Tuesday morning to meet
her sister, Mrs. Carter Scott, who
came in from Chicago the same
morning. The many friends of Mrs.
Scott will be glad to hear that she
stood the trip home fine, and is rest
ing better than she had for some
time, at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCalla visit
ed with Leon relatives the past week
going to keep house for their daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. E. Chastain while she
took her little son to the Leon Hos
pital for treatment.
Mrs. Sarah Coffin, of Leon, visited
with Davis City relatives the past
week.
Miss Alice Jeffries returned last
week from an extended visit in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Fannie Laney received a Sc
we're fall last Saturday. Mrs. Laney,
who is an invalid, and uses wheel
chair, had started to go to their
store when in some manner she lost
control of the chair and it ran off
the sidewalk and upset, throwing her
out, but at present she is. getting
along very we'll considering her age.
DR.. James Harmon, of Creston,
and DR.. Art Harmon, of northern
Iowa, came last Friday for short
visit with their mother, Mrs. Mary
Harmon of Davis City.
Mrs. Bertha Atherton made a trip
to Leon last Thursday.
Mr.. James Harmon, of Nebraska,
came in last Friday for a visit with
his sister-in-law, Mrs. R. ]. Harmon,
of this city.
Charley Goble bought a new auto
the past week. Our city now boasts
of an even dozen new machines, be-
sdes several motorcycles.
Mrs. Ella Craig left last Thursday
for a trip to Kellerton.
Mrs. Lew Rev, of Lamont, came
last Thursday for short visit with
her mother, Mrs. Nellie Kimball.
She expects to leave for Nebraska
the first of the coming week where
Mr.. Rev intends taking a claim
and they will make that their future
home. The good wishes of their
many friends go with them.
Henry Turpen had business at
Leon last Thursday.
Mrs. S. E. Adams left Saturday for
a visit with relatives and friends at
Bethany and Albany, Mo-, expecting
to be absent about month.