The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-11-13
Davis City.

erosion anu rCOuuCA4 DAuLAo,
he will be for several weeks attend
ing to his. work as travelling sales-
man for the Liggett g Myers Tobac-
Mr.. and Mrs. H, v..Adams, Of ]. Pas s.s !.
sadena, California, and tneir
daughter, Mrs. Cook, OF Des N, Molne eS
Mrs. q. u. FRAZIER at this writing.
~. Mrs. Cora Weller who has been
visiting with relatives and friends
b BETHANY inla e'i No.. to visit few days,
and then goes to st. Louis, MO-, ana ma
then to Los Angeles, California 1or
- Miss Anna and George and 0sa
Cartwright visited their aunt, Mrs.
Iatta Hagan, over Sunday. !.
MI. and Mrs. w. D. BENJAMIN, OF
Abba, spent the past week In Davis
City visiting her fathe c;r fee@ Burre
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.. Simpson, OF
Leon. Visited at the home of her
father, Jeems Burrell, over Sunday:
Frank Stoneburner has purchased
the Jim Henderson property IN the ne
northwest part of town. occupied Dy
Joe McLain has bought the. S; L..
Craig property formerly occupied by
Mr. 8 Revanna Mcconnell, of
Chicago, was visiting with her SIS
ter. MRS Latta Haganc the past week:
They went to Lamont to vlslt ne ner
mother, Mrs. Pruyn, and her sister,
. Mrs Cartwright, then to Andover to
Miss Myrta Marble attended the
State Teachers Association at Des
Moines Thursday and, Friday: 49,
Ovid Shoemaker has been. SICK
for the past few days, s., ~ put ~ we wa arF
scb mt5s T Teachers herson' resigned her
position last week on account OF i'll
health, and left for her nome; py
the way of Des Moines, and VIII go
to l Denver coi %da@s and wife, of
Glendale, California, came in satu r!
this their old home. Mr.. Adams de-
parted Monday for burlington
Mo Nv where sGsm he s dey9rf mere
Word has just came. to town that
France Hamilton fell from a ladder
while at work painting the house OF
Mr.. Mcdowell, and received severe
injuries, how bad, at this time IS not
Mrs w. H. McCalla was a Leon
Mrs. S. E. Adams and daughter,
Mrs. Rose Trowbridge visited from
SATURDAY., until Monday with Bert
Adams and wife out at Pleasant
Valley.
ed by COW, has so far recovered as
to be able, to sit up in chair;
J. N. Gates has commenced to de-
molish our opera house and is re-
moving the inside fixtures prepare
tory to tearing it down. 1t has
never proved paying n lnve5smGnt NJ TO
Gates will use the brick to some ex-
tent in the new bank building he is
going to erect in the spring;
Oscar Goble moved last Thursday
to his new home which he recently
bought Of Perry Shirley:
resident Of our little city. He NOV
Gobie, which he purchased some
time ago. His father, Mr.. Daniels,
who has gone to. live with him,
would rather live in town, as he
has been resident Of our city since
citizens of our town. :,
The property. known as the Reed
house occupied by Luther BasOn, has
made its fourth change Of owners
in the last year, Joe McClain being
the new owner. 1t is said ne viii
and family are no strangers, but
we'll known and respected citizens,
and are very welcome additions to
c. e. Adams, of Lamont, was a
guest of his cousin, E. A. Adams in
Days City Sunday; a,noo ,,s d;s
charge from the army has been en-
ployed by the Thorp Well Digging
here with home folks.
Mrs. L. H. Trowbridge and daugh-
ter, of Miles City, Montana, arrived
Tuesday of last week for prolong-
she received word that thew had
been blessed with snow and biz
zard at Miles City, and the snow
was foot deep on the level in that
harny land Of sunshine and raisins:
Miss Maggie Craig, daughter OF
many friends in this city the past
week when she and the husband of
her choice quietly went to the resi-
dence Of Elder McDiffitt and were
married without as much as saying
can we? AS We correspondent re-
ceived no card, no cake, not even the
name Of the happy man we can but t
may your lives be long and ha.nrv. is
the wish of all. They will make
their home in Villisca, Iowa, where
the groom has home prepared for
G. 3. Waller and wife, of
Wibeaux Montana, are. visiting
Mrs. Walters brother, Arley Sly,
and other Davis City friends.
Percy Craig and wife spent. Sun
day with relatives in the country.
Leonard Elston is removing an
/ other. old land mark when he COM
nenced to tear down the house in
the west part Of town known as the
Wanda Taylor house. He Is going
to build a new bungalow on the
/. N. Rice OF Martinsville, Mo-,
was looking after business in our
city last Thursday.
Mrs. iona Frost, Of Albany, came
up the past week to spend the win
ter with her mother, Mrs. Henry
Reed.
Il Mrs. Vera Fairbanks and twin
babies came in from Independence
Mo-, for viist with her sisters, Mrs
Boyd Craig and Mrs. G. w. Hender-
~~r thic ~ IL Al ".