The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-26
Buck Grove Letter.

Buck Grove Letter.
Miss May Hunting of Ute. arrived here
| Sunday afternoon to visit her friend Miss
Harvey. Miss Hunting was on her way
home from visit with relatives at Def
ance
Sylvester Thew was in town Monday
from Denison looking after his farm inter
ests in this section He has recently re-.
turned from St. Louis.
great many from here had planned a
drive to Denison Tuesday night to witness
the dramatlzaticn of Marie Corellis fam
Gus novel, "Thelma." but the weather
was so inclement that the disappointed
ones remained at home, hoping for better
luck next time.
DR.. Evans visited here and in vicinity
I Monday on professional business
Fred Thompson is lying very ill at his
home south of town. He is threatened
with appendicitis. His many friends hope
it is not so serious and that he will soon be
all right again.
| John Tranter. wife and baby spent Sun
day with John Green and family.
Carl Iseminger and Marie Gigax braved
the elements, and drove to Denison Tues.
day afternoon. 1. took them three hours
to get there. They arrived in time for the
play. however, and liked '.Thelma' so
well that they felt we'll repaid for their
long drive They remained until Wednes
day afternoon. the guests of Bian Isemin-
ger and wife.
Tade Sullivan held sale last Thursday
at the home of John Faulkner east of town.
We did not learn any particulars of the
same.
Mrs. James O'Meara visited friends at
Charter Oak one day last week
Mr.. George Harvey was taken with a
severe chill on Wednesday last, but is
again able to attend to his regular duties
| Mr.. Ben Quathamer and Mr.. Frank
Fowler have been busy the past week
building barn on the railroad lots, south
of town Ben has horse to take care of
and Frank is the proud possessor of COW
We are pleased to note that the above very
useful animals are to be we'll housed dur
ing the coming winter.
| Carpenters have been very busy the
past week lowering the floor of the freight
room about three feet. 1t was quite an
undertaking, but was necessitated by the
lowering of the depot platform.
Mr.. Gary and force of house movers of
Denison, have been at work in this vicin-
Ivy the past week. They moved house
for Mr.. Rusterhultz northwest of town
from hollow up on to hill which is a
marked improvement.
Harry Hester has returned after few
days visit with his sister, Mrs. Passmor
and family of Des Moines.
Miss Edna Hester, after months visit
with relatives and friends at lDes Moines,
returned home Thursday afternoon.
A furniture dealer from Manila has in
stalled line of furniture in the hall over
Robert Moffitt store. Mr. Mofitt has
charge of the stock
There was grand ball at Manila last
Thursday night. under the auspices of the
Germans of that place. A great many
from the surrounding towns participated
in the amusement and good time was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. George Carpenter and Mrs Mar
ion Newman drove to Schleswig Friday af-
ternoon to bring Ola Hodgell home, she
having completed her first term of school,
They visited with Manche Gigax until
Saturday.
Andrew Miller Jr. of Manila, spent
Sunday visiting his parents at this place.
Miss Glenn Harvey drove to 1Denison
Monday Her friend, May Hunting ac-
companied her.
Mrs Jasper Haines has been quite in
for several weeks, but is better at this
writing.
Miss Katie Bills. who has been in Den
ison for several months, is visiting her
parents for few days.
There was dance at Mike Matthias
one evening last week which was well at
tended and good time enjoyed by all
present.
Mr.. W. V Whaley and wife of Dow
City transacted business here Monday.
Mr.. Alfred of Manila, was here Thurs
day looking after his interests in the fur
niture line established at r. J. Motifs
Mr.. Snyder our barber who went TO
kiron last week to assist the tonsorial art
list at that place for a few days. is report
ed as lying seriously ill at that place His
wife has been summoned to his bedside
His many friends hope that the report OF
his sickness is exaggerated and that he
will soon be in his usual place.
Miss May Hunting, after few days Wis.
it with her friend Glenn Harvey, return
ed to her home at Ute Wednesday after
noon.