The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-06
Buck Grove Letter.

Dan Mitchell, Who for many years Who
was resident of this town, stopped off
here Monday on his way from Perry to
Omaha, and remained couple of days, as
the guest of James Brown Dan looks as
natural as ever. and his old friends were
pleased to see him once more. Dan is still
bachelor.
Tom Bonney was quite sick for three
days with an attack of lagripp., but is ali
right again.
Jennie Mitchell visited in Dow City for
few days. returning here fer few days
visit enroute for Charter Oak, where she
will teach spring term of school. where
she has taught for the past year.
Mr.. John Griffin. who had a serious hurt
from fall, received by sliding off a load
of hay. has at last recovered and is able
to be out again.
Jim Griffin, after weeks visit at home,
returned to his work at Nicola on Monday.
Bernice Bonney went to Manila Mon
day morning, returning the same day.
Will White, who went to Rodney few
weeks ago to visit his sister and family. re-
turned home Saturday. Will just cam,
stay away from Buck Grove.
Mrs. Fred Gigax has been quite sick
with an attack of pneumonia, but is out Of
danger at present.
DIR. Evans, of Arion. was in town be.
! tween trains on Thursday on telephone
business and sick calls. We think the DR.,
better locate here,
Cal Carpenter has been on the sick list
lately. He has been trying to have the
grippe, or it has been trying to get the
grip on him. AT any rate, as Cal puts
it. he feels tough"
Onie Bicknell called Hello from his
car as he PASSED through here He is a
brakeman on the c & St. Paul r. r.
Mrs. John Green and daughter Silvia
who were sufferers for few days with
sore eyes, have entirely recovered.
johnnie Burtram who has been ill
with appendicitis, though Still in critical
condition. is somewhat better, much to
the surprise of the attending physicians.
1t was necessary to perform two opera
tons, and it was thought after tbs second
SA1S eAAoe JOh1 NOuld uOt live luIOuSuL the
night. We hope he will soon recover.
The little son of VIM. Brandt living
northwest of town. is quite seriously ill.
We have not learned the nature of the
trouble, but trust he will soon be relieved
Hilly Newman. of Arion. was shaking
hands with his old friends on Tuesday.
Some way or other Hilly seems to think a
great deal of our little town, or is it sim
ply the village that makes it attractive?
Pete O'Mara: of Rodney. visited with
his brother Jim last Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
Howard Towne mada business trip tc
Omaha Friday. He returned Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Newman, after few weeks
visit with her aunt in Sioux City, returned
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ethel Towne took charge of the
millinery business in r. I. Moffitts store
last Wednesday.
Jim and Pete OMara drove over to Dow
City Wednesday. They returned here ii,
the evening of the same day.
Miss Anna Griffin, of Omaha, is home
for few days visit. This is the first time
she has been home to stay longer than one
night in three years.
]. H. Hayes and daughter Mae. went TO
Freeport. ILL.,. to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Hayes only sister. Mae went from
there to Quincy. Ill, where she visited
relatives for few days coming home by
way Of Iowa City, where she visited with
her sister, who is attending college at that
place. Mae arrived home Friday in time
to open her spring term of school.