Kilgore Correspondence ~ Frake's ~ Iowa
Leon Reporter, Leon, Iowa
Thursday, December l3, l900
KILGORE CORRESPONDENCE:
AMOS CHAMBERS, of Leon, called at JOHN MCDANIEL's Sunday.
DAVID ROBISON has moved to Blockley where he will do blacksmithing.
MISSES ROSA and JESSIE FRAKES, of near Davis City, attended Sabbath School at New Salem Sunday.
B.F. ROBISON and family spent Sunday at WILLIE MOORE's.
MISS ELSIE DALE expects to start to Kansas soon and will spend the winter with her sister, MRS. GRAVES.
FRANK STILL, of Missouri, is working for JAMES COZAD.
WM. MOORE was a Leon caller last Friday.
ALBERT WOOLSEY and IDA DALE called on DAVE MCCUTCHAN and CLAUD LEONARD Sunday.
EMMET STILL, of Hard Scrabble, was seen in these parts one day the past week.
MISS MAY GORE is assisting MRS. DRAKE this week.
MISS MARY MCDANIEL was the guest of MISS INEZ HAMILTON, of Blockley, Tuesday night.
N.A. LILLIE is reported on the sick list.
ALVIN STILL spent Sunday with his parents.
A good time is reported at JACK HALL's Thursday night.
We understand that MESSRS. JACK and CHARLEY HALL, together with their families, expect to start to Oklahoma next week.
ALVIN STILL is husking corn for JOHN MCDANIEL.
JASPER DALE came in from Oklahoma last week and is visiting friends near Spring Valley.
EVERETT HAMILTON and MISS ALTA DALE, of Spring Valley, spent Sunday afternoon with BESS HALL.
MISS MARY MCDANIEL returned Tuesday from a two weeks' stay in Davis City.
HENRY DURHAM, of Woodland, called at GEORGE JENNINGS Sunday.
JOHN MCDANIEL is confined to his room with an attack of malaria fever.
MISS ROSA FRAKES is assisting MRS. H.E. HORNEY with her household duties this week.
Several of our people partook of turkey at the home of N.A. LILLIE, Thanksgiving.
WM. ROBISON called on his son at Blockley Friday.
MRS. I.T. EVANS returned to her home at Davis City Tuesday after visiting at the home of A.C. DALE.
GEORGE MOORE and family Sundayed at JAMES COZAD's.
DAVID ROBISON, of Blockley, was calling on his many friends in these parts Saturday evening.
G.W. MOORE and wife spent Sunday at JAMES COZAD's.
FLOYD DALE, of Spring Valley, was a pleasant caller at JOHN MCDANIEL's Sunday.
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January 11, 2003