The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-09-28
Buck Grove Letter.

Buck Grove Letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Quathanaer spentias,
Sunday visiting with friends near Def.
ance
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beutal 'rove to
Denison on business one day last week.
Little May Ggax is spending a few days
with her grandma, Mrs. Geo Carpenter.
There was dance at Martin Nehls last
Thursday evening There was good at
tendance and every one present seemed to
enjoy themselves.
Mrs Snyder has been enjoying visit
from her sister, Jennie Roberts, for few
days Miss Roberts returned to her home
in Arion Wednesday
Mrs. L. w Hagan received the sad news
of the death of one of her little nephews
at Lincoln. Neb., of dyphtheria last week.
Little Harold was son of Mr. and Mrs
Cox, and was one of pair of twins He
had reached the age of seven years. and
was very sweet, interesting child. His
twin brother was sick with the same dread
disease, but at last reports was out of
danger.
Misses Kate and Julia Rusterholtz spent
last Sunday on visit TO Coon Grove with
their friend, Lille Hugg.
H G. :Iseminger and wife visited with
Will Iseminger and family last Sunday at
their home nea- Manila.
Fannie Hays left for Iowa City last
Monday, where she will resume her stud
les at the university. She will be absent
year
Daisy Beldon arrived here from Rodney
Saturday. She is visiting Mrs. ]. P.
WEIGH
George Harvey was on the sick list for a
few days last week Nothing serious. how
ever and is all right again
Little Kitty Green has been under the
doctors care for short time, but is as
usual at this writing.
Mrs. Marion Newman visited few days
at Arion last week with her sister, M s.
Chin Butler. She is again at home.
Mrs. Euclid Tranter and sister, Bessie
Larson, visited Fred Smith and family al
Coon Grove last week
Herman Haines and Bert Walworth are
the proud owners of a new threshing en-
CINE which arrived last week They are
now prepared to wait on all customers
with dispatch
Mrs. Charles Iseminger and children Of
Denison, visited with H. G Iseminger {
few days last week
Mrs. Weatherby after few weeks WISH
with her son David, and family. returned
to her home IN Des Moines
Daisy Beldon visited with Mrs. McSurly
near Manila last Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
Robert Getty, who has been visiting ole
friends here for short time, returned to
his home at Savanna, III last Tuesday
His daughter Ethel did not return with
him She will go from here to South Da
kota where she will visit with her brothers
for short time before returning to hel
home in the east.
force of railroad carpenters are bus,
repairing the section house. 1t is to be
reshingled, resided and reprinted, and will
be almost new building when they are
through with it. A much needed and q
fine improvement.
Mllly hIuut, VI SOutuGdSl Vi tOW4l, llds
been on the sick list for few days. ka
T. c. Mccarthy, of Denisonsf II aneactec
business here Thursday. saD III
Sylvia Talcott was not able to attenc
school for few days last week on'accoun
of illness
Tom White Jr and lady friend visit
ed IN Denison last Thursday. ge.,.~. .,.g.,,
Sam Curry of U:e. visited George liar
vey last Monday HsJ
lack WEIGH has been busy the past @eel
building new coal house at the Catholic
church. 1t is a much needed improve
ment and Jack has proven him7elf quite ;
carpenter His friends think he SHOULD
hang out shingle on his blacksmith shol
that would read Carpenter work don
with neatness and dispatch.
Tom White and Miss Daisy Beldon wer
Dow City visitors Thursday. They at
rended the Latter Day Saints campmeet
ing afternoon and evening
Mrs George Harvey and Mrs. Jac
WEIGH are spending all their spare time
the plum patch They seem to be runnin
a race in the preserving line. We hav
not heard which one is in the lead br
there is one thing about it, their less fortl
nate neighbors will know where to ''tah
tea" during the coming long winter months