The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-05-29
Ravis City.

The old Soldiers are making prep
arations For their usual Decoration
services next Friday. Let all who
can be there.
Mrs. Lena Mayfield returned the
past Week from visit at Clearfield'
Iowa.
Cfarence Marble, of Eden town
ship, was called in our city last
| Sunday. .,>
Mrs. Ed Williams returned last
Friday from business trip to Beth
any, Mo.
H. L. Shoemaker and Frank 9th
ems made trip to Decatur City last
Sunday.
Mrs. Maud Andrews and children,
of St. Joe, Mo-, came in last Friday
| for a visit with relatives IN our city.
Mrs Ralph johnson was Lamo-
nj visitor last Friday.
Mrs. r. L. Marvin and Mrs. Lou
Green, of Leon, we're guests of Mrs,
Frank Citizens last Saturday
Mrs. Rosamond Roberts, of Den
yer, Mo-, came up to attend the
graduating exercises of our Davis
City school Thursday evening.
Mrs. Emory Thompson made a
trip to Dies Monies the past week, to
accompany her SISTER, Mrs. Warren
| Latta, to a hospital for an opera
! ton.
Mrs. Grace Woodard was taken 70
hospital In St. Joe, Mo-, The past
week for medical treatment. She was
accompanied by her family physic-
ian. Dr. Heed.
Nrfs. collie Nichols, OF Bethany,
Mo-, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
B. e. Mdsser, in this city,
Filter Stebbins, of Lamont was
calling on his old friend, James Nc
Diffitt, of this city last Thursday.
Harry Robinson, OF Des Holmes,
was wishing his parents, Or. j. II.
Robinson and wife In this city tire
past week.
Squire Cox, of near Leon. was Wis
itfng his daughter, Mrs. j. X. 'Beas-
ley, of this city, last Wednesday.
tE. w. Teale came down @rom Leon
Thursday to attend the graduating
exel cjses of the Davis |Cicy sschaols.
After a pleasant visit @ath hey par
ents end other Old friends, Mrs. G.
G. Grimes left for her heme in Troy,
Kansas, last Friday.
Oscar Tharp game i'm the past
week from Dies Nfoi1fes to VISIT his
parents and other relatfves fl Davis
City. He is employed in a printing
office in Des .Nroihes.
VIM. Arasinfth, Of Bethany, Mo-,
vas calling ON his ora friend, Evan
Williams, in 1ttlfs city the past week.
Miss Henrietta Fowler left last
Saturday for "a visit with relatives at
BIythedaRe, NO.
Grandma Venting. fssspshding the
week with .lfhr son. -artb#r Venting
and wife in THE country.
Mrs. r. f. Mfsser .Inade%a trip to
Lamont last ThuFstS,y TO 2attend the
commencement exercises cot the La
moni High s'sdhUol, her grandson, T,
~%A~ora. Ibefsg tonelf-f aalstes.<
She was .acEo11 panied ibyhher daagh- |
ter, Mrs. 0alie N1ich0ls, 0of Bethany,
Mo.
T1p Htebhens has $50 tSarrrecoyered |
from his recent accident as to be !
able to benQn our streets once more. ;
Mrs. 1see EhKe reclaimed from a
trip to sCreston. where sshe' went the !
past week Ito accompany nher sister, |
Mrs. %. w. Watsa haugh to a spec
ialist to MaNe an Opauat ton perform
ed on her ewes, having had trouble |
with them for some 7fimeppast. Mrs.
Flora REPORTS her sister is getting |
along as we'll as ;eoa1d nbe. expected.
Miss Mabel Bradley uof: Kellerton,
visited Davis City friends the past
week and attended the closing e1er-
cises of CUR public ss4nooIs.
Several of our citizens met Mon
day Ito help clean up the city GENE
terry before meG0rat6eD dday.
Frank ,OXdWay has been adding a
new porch to his home residence
which adds greatly to the beauty
and convenience of tres same.
Mrs. Ida .HabelcOEp, of Tuskeego,
visited with Davis City friends tn.
past week.
Well, now Davis City is agitating
the question eof paving Bridge street,
and has ahaut secured the required
number of names of the property :
owners to present to the city eoun-
I'll for their consideration.
Oscar Tharp left last Monday to,
resume his work in a printing office
n Des Moines.
Mrs. Frank Cartwright is report
I'd on the sick list.
We see by last weeks Reporter !
'Adl 0OW ISlH6 udo SSsIiie lHlV lue
moving picture business, and has
)een invited to Leon. So. Dow, when q
n Leon remember old friends and
,ome on to Davis City asd we have
/ good opera house which always re-
'eives a good patronage.
Prof. button closed this third
school year in cur pubic schools
asst Friday. On Thursday evening 4
he graduating exercises were held
n the M. E. CHURCH, a class of nine
Students receiving their diplomas ,
Prof. Dutton and family whl remain
With us until fall, when they will
nnuo To Miln auhoro h q has nonfrant-l