The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-14

M. j. COLLINS,
Auditor
Buck Grove Letter.
Mr.. George Hester returned from his
trip to Elgin and Aurora Illinois, last
Saturday night. He reports four inches
of snow in that section.
Andrew Anderson and wife are the
proud parents OF baby girl. She came
to gladden. their hearts and home last
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Paulson who has a posi-
ton in Omaha as stenographer, is spend.
ing we'll earned vacation at home. for a
few weeks.
Dan Mckenzie of Coon Grove was seen
on our streets last Monday.
Mrs Frank Fowler after weeks visit
with her parents at Dedham, returned
home last Saturday, and Frank wears a
pleasant smile once more.
Forest Mofitt left Monday for Denison.
where he entered school at the college
He expects to remain during the winter
term
Father Coffee, formerly of Neptune
preached his first sermon here Sunday
He exchanged parishes with Rev, Father
Tierney.
Mrs. Daniel Cruise has spent the past
week visiting her daughters Mrs. Mabel
Tranter, and Mrs Cora Biggs. She left
Saturday for her home in Green county
Miss Tustesen, of Omaha is visiting
for a few days with hsr friend Minnie
Paulson
Ben Quathamer and family visited
friends at Defiance Sunday.
Ed Paulsen is attending school at the
college in Denison. He will go during the
winter term.
A number of Mrs. Fotheringham's old
friends, gathered at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. John Green last Wednesday evening
and rendered her an old fashioned sur
prise. They took with them. we'll filled
baskets and set out feast fit for king
All present did ample justice to the spread
and all went away wishing they might
have more of such pleasant gatherings.
Mr.. Alfred of Manila was in town Fri.
day looking after his business interests at
this place.
The young people perpetrated sur
prise on Miss Minnie Paulson at hei
home Friday evening in honor of her
J friend Miss Tustesen. All present report
grand time, and wish there might be a
party like it every night.
Forest Mofitt and Ed, Paulsen came
out from Denson to be present at the
, party at Mr.. Paulsens. They both re-
NAMED at home over Sunday
} Orrie Bicknell of Sioux City is taking {
few days vacation and is spending i
among his old friends. He is looking
we'll and says railroad life agrees with
. him
Surprise parties seem to be all thu
fashion now days between both old ane
young Several of the married ladie
5 went to the home of Mrs. O'Meara Friday
evening in an unexpected manner ano
0 made her twice glad. They didn't tax.
any filled baskets with them either, bu
we're treated to fine supper never the
less. We will all surely 60 again Mrs
, O'Meara.
John Green and Mrs. Fotheringhan
y drove to Denison Saturday. Mrs. Fother
ingham remained there few days tc visi
: some of her old friends now visiting there
= There are rumors of bank being start
a ed here in the near flu ure. We hope i
will turn out to be true as it is an institu
o ton that is very badly needed
n Mrs. McMullen is at present on tn
i sick list Her many friend, trust that sh
will soon be able to be out again.
y Mrs. Harry Wilder who has been en-
10 gagged to teach the winter term of schoc
here commenced her duties Monday.
y George Harvey and;daughter Glenn wer
Denison visitors Tuesday.
" Mr.. Woodruff of Denison transacte
business here Thursday.
10 Buck Grove depot now has telephone
1t was established one day last week.
20 Marie Gigax was an Arion visitor be
tween trains Thursday.
Dr. Robinson and DR. Iseminger wer
80 in town from Denison one day last weel
looking after their farming interests
~ this section.
IS Mr. McCabe from Vail is visiting hi
! mother,,and sister at Mrs. James o 'Meara
Carl and Clarence Iseminger and Geore
80 Gigax were Denison visitors Saturday.
so John and Paddy Griffin we're count
e seat visitors one day last week
n There wasa dance Saturday night c
y Mr.. Paulson's farm in the house formerl
* occupied by Mr.. Grills. The young pee
pie report good turnout and whole !.
. Of fun.
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