The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-04
Davis City.

moved INTO the MIS- Due
Mrs. j. N. Gates entertained. the
New Century club last Friday.
About twenty-five were present
and a pleasant afternoon was en-
joyed by all. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Merritt, OF
Allerto1, are visiting at the 40 and %
Mr.. Merritt's daughter, Mrs: Puck
EFT and little daughter, of Canada,
are also visiting her aunt, Mrs. Cum
MISS MISS Pearl Brown, Of Garden
Grove. came to nurse her aunt MIS-
Miss Myrta Marble returned 70
her school after u two weeks aD-
sence on account of her icing SICK:
Marion Hullinger and family are
moving back to his property IN the
south part Of town. This IS me
fourth or fifth time, we belleve' NJ;
We think he likes town life as ne mas
moved each time from the farm.
We welcome the fHullinger family TO
Mrs. j. N. Gates is numbered with
! the sick at this writing.
News has been received Dy re!a-
tives Of the death of Henry Marble,
which occurred at the home OF his
son-ln-law, Marshall Young, at Rap
id City, Mimi, on Feb. q Ith. Ihls
is three brothers who have died in
the past eighteen months, Lige Mar
BILE, Cyrus Marble, and last Hank,
youngest brother, Alonzo, died y
years ago, and they have now all
passed over to the other side.
Mrs. w. r. Bailey moved TUESDAY
to the Wernltch or Mrs. Dug DAVIS
property. :
writing.
Miss Myrta Marble has been con
| fined to her bed for a week with
! flu and is not much better at TINS
| writing.
| Mr.. Walter Lovett is quite sick
! with pneumonia at his nome north-
! east Of town.
Elder Thompson, Of Charlton.
preached Sunday morning and eV-
ening at the NJ. E. church..
Master Shelba Reed, who has been
visiting his brother, Roe Reed, who
| is attending Simpson College at In
dianola, returned home the past
week.
MIS-. Israel Post, who was nursing
the flu patients at Clark Trembleys
home, returned home Saturday:
W. T. Marble visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday after a two
| months absence in the north part OF
the state as travelling salesman:
Mr. and AIRS. Barr keshlear leave
| this week for Slater, Wyoming,
| their future home.
Jesse Mllligan is numbered with
the sick at this writing.
The boiler has arrived for the
school house, and school Will begin
again in a few days, as soon as the
boiler can be placed, and teachers
and pupils are happy. to return to
| school after a ten weeks vacation.
| Will Downey has bought the Doss
Hill property. a.
these days, some moving into town
and some moving out OF town: Mr..
Rains and family have moved to
tarm south of town, and Miss Ceclle
Sutherlln and grandmother moved
into the house Of Mr.. Rains
Mrs. U. G. Griffith went to st.
Joe, NO.. Thursday, returning the
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Frazier re-
turned home from Des MONIES Sat
urday where they had been visiting
a few days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Henry Standifer left Sunday
for Greybull, Wyoming, ca!led there
by the serious illness of her sons
wife, Mrs. Frank Standifer. =,
Mrs. Ray Marvin and .ehildren, OF
Leon, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kicks, Saturday. 49,,
G. G. Grimes and Oscar Goble
left Tuesday for Omaha to attend
the Style Show.
Mrs. Winnie Riley and daughter,
Mildred Shoemaker, who had been
called to Bethany. Mo-. by the SER
ious illness of Mrs. Riley's daughter.
returned home the past week leav-
| ing her much improved.