The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04
Buck Grove Letter.

Buck Grove Letter.
Mrs Horton of Deelham. Iowa is visit
ing with her daughter Mrs. Fowler.
Will White visited ia Manila one day
las. wsek. who is the attraction William?
The stork visited the home Of Frank
Fowler Friday night and left him sweet
little baby girl
lack Jones of Denison was in town Sat
urday. Mr.. Jones is interested in several
farms near here
Mollie Griffin visited with her sister
Mrs Willis Virgins at Dow City. for a
few days last week.
Bertha Miller spent Sunday in Nicola
visiting Tom Griffins family and other
friends. She returned home Monday.
Mr.. Johnson of Charter Oak who has
large farming interests in this section, was
here last Monday looking after the same.
Mr.. Eaton representing the Aron
Anchor was in town Saturday in the inter
est of that paper Of which he is now in
charge.
Dick Pence was called to Linn Co. on
account of the serious illness Of his sister.
He returned Friday and says he left his
sister SOM what bette
The barber who was to arrive and go in
to business here last week. failed to appear
The field is still open and there IS a
good chance for the right man.
Jobn Duff, Crist Stahl. Ed S.ahl and
lake Greder, all of Washington township,
did business in our town this week. They
are among our prominent farmers
Mr. Salem Towne of Denison was seen
on our streets Tuesday and Friday Some
way all the old settlers who leave here
find a pleasure in returning ever so often.
Sylvester Thew arrived here Weunes-
day with large selection of nursery stock
which he is very busy experimenting the
setting out of. He represents firm in
Perry.
The carpenters have returned, are
again busy on Mr.. Harvey's house which
is rapidly nearing completion and will
make quite an imposing structure and a
valuable addition to our town.
Mrs Miller of Ute was in town Thursday
in the interest of her millinery business
which is being carried on for her in Mr.
Moffitt's store Ethel Town has charge
Of it in the absence of Mrs. Miller.
Mr.. Benton of Charter Oak is talking of
starting hotel and run a livery barn in
connection with the same. about the roth
Of May. We hope it will materialize, as
both industries are badly needed here.
Andrew Petr sen was married last Sat
urday in Denison to a young lady from
u I il hoo l,>tx
new furniture and fixed up comm odious
home for his bride, who he expects to take
to it Friday.
Ted Sullivan after a sojourn of two
months in the Southwest where he went
in searh Of health. .ia- returned home. He
did not think the climate be eficial TO his
ailments and his many friends are sorry
indeed TO note the fact.
There was quite little excitement in
town Friday evening, when large blaze
was discovered east of town. Mary
thought it was a house and rushed to the
scene but it only proved TO be straw
stack belonging to Jerome Thew
Mr.. Henry kellogg. who has made his
home here for the past six months, with
his sister Mrs. Jane Slater. departed for
Lafayette Indiana last Wednesday. Mr..
kellogg made many friends during his SO
journ among us and they regret his de-
parturei exceedingly but hope he will re-
turn for another visit soon.
L. w. Eggers while crossing a field last
week came upon a lair of wolves in which
there we're young ones. They brought
the little things to town with them and
had the m on exhibition in Mr.. Hagan's
store window all day. They were quite q
curiosity to many. II is needless to sa,
that the poor babies we're sacrificed 70,
the bounty on their little heads.
Mrs. Kate O'Meara of Rodney who has
been expected for some time, arrived
TUESDAY for two weeks visit with rela
tives and friends. She spent the first weel
in Shelby Co. visiting With Mrs Pa
OMeara and family. where her little sor
Tommy has been staying for several week
past. She will divide her time this weel
with her mother Mrs White and he
sister Mrs. WEIGH, here in town. where
she will be pleased 70 meet her old TIM
friends
A letter from Mrs. Bicknell en- route Il
North Dakota, stated that they were de
iayed four days near Minot, N. D. by ;
food The water had washed out the cas-
end of a bridge and the rail road had te
lay large bags filled with sand on eacl
side of the track to keep il from washing
out There were twenty-five coache!
stranded there containing over Thousand
people, all of whom the railroad had t.
feed during the delay. Bicknels reached
their destination on Sunday.