The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-11-06
Davis City.
Mrs. Will Lee was visitor at

| DAVIS ClCy.
Mrs. Will Lee was a visitor at
Lamont Monday.
1 j. Adams Puffer, of Kansas City,
speaks in the school house assembly
room Thursday night in the interest
of the National Welfare League.
for a weeks visit in Des Moines.
number of guests Tuesday evening
in honor of Mrs. W. H. Weller.
Miss Helen Wales left for a visit
of several weeks with relatives in st.
Charley Axes, of Leon, was Wis
itor in Davis City Tuesday.
The ladies of the Priscilla club
entertained their husbands at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace McClaran Thursday evening. The
parlors were beautifully decorated in
course luncheon was served to the
~ The Priscilla club met at the coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs: G. G.
Grimes Monday evening and had one
of their famous Corinthian suppers:
honor and was presented with
shower of beautiful articles for the
home.
Mrs. Gertie Radnich returned on
Monday from a weeks visit in Des
Moines and attended the grand chap
Mrs. Neale Andrews and baby,
Margaret returned to their home in
Des Moines Saturday.
Perry Shirley, of Osceola, was in
town Monday. He reported Mrs. IS:
Emma Black, a former t,r resident eaiso OF
and very little hopes for her recov-
Glare McClaran is reported to be
getting along nicely from his recent
operation.
Mr., and Mrs. FRANCIS Roger al, at
Mrs. Bent Barr, at Lineville, tues
Mrs. Glen Andrews, Of Des Moines,
who had been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell, returned home
the past week.
came to relieve u. G. Griffith and he
is our congenial agent during Mr..
Mrs. Mollie Gardner and son
Ralph, of Allerton, visited their aunt
Mrs Alice Marble, Sunday.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., spent
Sunday with home folks.
Miss .EInora Henderson stole
march on her many friends and was
united in marriage to Mr.. Demas
Howell, of Grant City, Mo-, at st.
Joe, Mo. Mrs. Howell is the daugh-
son of this city, and her many good
friends wish for their success ana
happiness in their journey through
life. ..,,, g.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Griffith left
Monday for California where they
will visit many points sd; OF fr;ends OF at
ILoveland, Colorado, expecting to be
gone for six weeks while Mr.. Crit
fifth is taking a much needed rest.
Mrs. o. l.. Frazier and her aunt,
Mrs. w: H; Weller, were visiting IN
T. p. Arnold went to Leon Mon
dav to commence the erection OF a
new dwelling which he has contract
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Merritt left last
Monday for Rochester, Mimi, IN
stead Of last week as they had m
tended Ten! ;t to go but had to wait until
called lied to- to Ellston and Beaconsfiold
last Wednesday to attend the funeral
of two of their relatives, one at ELL
ston in the morning ana 1f the 0aMe' a'
Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Benjamin, OF
Abba, Visited with her father, Jeems
Burrell the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Miles WATSON, of Beacons-
field was guest at the Cunning
ham home in this city the past Week
Miss Maud Hamilton visited CIVIL. WIN
relatives at Abba last week, return
ing home Sunday. .. =,
Mrs. e. A. Adams was visitor III
Leon Wednesday.
s. D. Leachman, Of Lineville, was
looking after business IN our cry i tlsa
week While here he negotlaIeo tle
sale Of portion OF the Rlch boeser
" The series of meetings held at the
Christian chapel in this city closed
last Sunday evening. There; was a
good attendance and the, best OF Or
der during the entire three weeks.
Evangelist Boyer was the speaker IA
of the Scripture and an interesting
speaker. There were several add
lions to the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson return
ed from Nebraska where they were
called by the dangerous nSs Sd 1li Mifeheil
their rs daugh ter mrs now 20 out Of dan
ger and will in a few weeks De . aole
tn return to her home in this CITY.
Frank Stoneburner sold his mouse
last week to Myles Boeger,, the con-
sheraton bein $500. We1! 500. ~
MIS-. Carl odukcy AClI Oc@ IVA Ny w
ioin her husband in Omaha.
Mrs. John Lee and daughter, MIS-;
Maud Perkins, former we'll known now
residents Of this vicinity, were ca ahe
ing on old friends in this city the
Mss Maud Laney, of Bethany, Mo-,
was guest Of her cousin, Mrs wse flG rea
turning home Sunday. -
Mrs. Flora Laney was among the
number from Davis City who attend
ed the wedding Of M, Miss TS Maya Waye
AS We correspondent claims to De
the first who sent Miss Maud's name
to the local paper some twenty yts years ais
ago when she was q small mite' W.
now extend congratulations: to her
and the husband of her choice for a
Mrs. Stella Hashbrook, Mrs: rs,
ther Burlington and Mrs: bertha ea
Tho mast week for short visit with