The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-04-12
Little River.
(Delayed)

Sunday at Seth Davis.
King Landphair and family visit.
ed at Charley Graham's last Sunday
Vine Oak school closed Friday
March Goth. A goodly number OF
patrons or the school fathered and
teacher and pupils. All present re-
port an enjoyable day.
Charley Graham sold his farm OF
$50 acres to DOss Dale for the neat
sum of $500. Charley is to give pos
session march l, 1918.
Mont Clampitt and mother, visited
at his brother o. Z. Clampltt's home
last Sunday
c. M. Coulter and wife, Mr.. and
l.rs noval hlchardson and neice OF
pleasanton caned at the 1eo. Davis
home one day last week.
Fannie Clampitt visited with Cora
Starr riday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Turpen TOOK
dinnor with George and Sarah Davis
last. Friday.
Mrs. Viola Landphair Of Pleasan..
ton spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of her son Ernest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis took din
ner at the Fitch home.
LAST week was spent bv the farm
ers of this community sowing. oats.
May Hollister an son Paul spent
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the measles.
The young people of our neighbour
hood calleu OFF a neat little surprise
on Ernest mccormick one evening
last week. Twenty-eight young peo-
pie spent on enjoyable evening at
his home.
Ella Stuteville spent last Thurs
day with Mrs. Sarah Davis.
James and jeanette Morey and
daughter MarJory took dinner at
Charley MOrey's on sunday.
Mrs Viola LandDhair spent rev
days last ween with MIS- Frank Hol-
lister.
Ben heown went up to Brush Col
lege FRIDAY and mis- cousin Lucy re-
turned home with him to spend Sat-
urday and SUNDAY under the paren-
George Holcroft spent a few days
last week at the Seth Davis home.
Mrs. Matte Hendricksen spent one
day last week at James Drury'ss.
Ella Stuteville spent couple OF
days last week with Cora Starr and
message to the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Anna Henderson near Gale
donia who is quite sick.
Homer Davis and family spent a
day recently at King Landphair's:
Jasper Spargur has been assisting
at the home of his daughter May,
during her illness.
the home of o. c. and Fannie Clam
pitt one day last week.
Mr.. Adler ana family enjoy the
convenience of new auto these
Fred Smith has been hauling hay
which he recently purchased OF Cal
Floyd and Mary Kirk and daugh-
are visiting home folks.
Miss Cle!ia Anderson or .leai
Leon has been spending a few days
at the home Of her grandmother
Mrs. John Mccormick.
Alfred Boyd and family spent one
evening last week at the Geo. DAVIS
home.
Lear Davis and wife are looking
after the home of Mrs. Noah Car
rington in her absence at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Will Barrett Of
Oklahoma.
Mrs, Geo. Starr who spent a few
weeks at the home Of her son Calvin
here last summer, in describing the
flood of water which INUNDATED MG dsI the
city of Chattanooga, tennessee
where she mas been spending the
winter says: "Oficers warned u:
early on March 5th to leave oul
homes and we went out ABOUT II
O'Clock as the boats were running il
front of our house. We went GU
the back way and took street ca
for higher ground and spent twelve
days waiting for the water to q
down. When we returned we fount
that the water had been waist deel
in our home. There was everything
floating on the water-fruits, vege
tables, oils" and in conclusion says
We are sure living in the last days