The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-10-19
Buck Grove Letter.

Mr.. w. V Whaley of Dow City, trans
acted business corrected with insurance
here one day last week
Nellie Sullivan returned IRON visi,
with friends at Manila Saturday
DR.. ,Bonney. after an absence of six
weeks, returned home Monday night. He
will remain for week or more before
Starting out on another "trip.
Roy Slater and Sidney Bonney went to
Denison Tuesday to hear Fairbanks
Will Mofdst and wife together with their
little son. were Denison visitors Tuesday
George Hester and wife transacted bust
ness in Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. Bonney, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Pearl, and son. Sidney, at
tended the lecture given by Father Vaughn
last Tuesday evening at Denison They
all enjoyed the great literary treat very
much indeed. and all felt more thanrepaid
for their trip, even they did have loag.
Geld ride of ten miles after it was over be-
fore they could reach home.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alex McCord of near De-
fance, visited friends in Buck Grove on
Wednesday. Mr.. McCord left on the af
ternoon train for Denison, where he will
visit relatives for few days. Mrs. Nc.
Cord and little daughter drove home in
the late afternoon.
Jake Bickuel, Jr, made a trip to Deni-
son one day last week.
Mrs. James O'Meara and son Leo were
Manila visitors between trains Thursday
Clarence Iseminger drove to Denison on
Tuesday last.
Sidney Bcnney and Albert Polzein went
over to the Bee Tree Thursday to hunt.
They found hunting very fine but the
game scarce They took dinner with
Charles thinner and family.
Jerome Thew transacted business in the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. McMulen, after several weeks alb
sence, is home again. Her three sisters.
the Misses Sewing, kept house for her hus
band during her absence. Two of them
went to their home at Nicola Tuesdsy.
Hattie Sewing went as far as Manila with
them then returned here where she will
remain for some time with Mrs McMullen.
Albert Palzein was Manila visitor on
Friday
Mr.. Alex McCord passed through here
Friday on his way home from Denison.
Robert Moffitt is having furnace placed
in the cellar of his store building, which is
fine improvement.
Mrs. McCord went to Denison Friday
to remain for couple of weeks. Her
brother is lying very i'll with typhoid fever
at that place.
Verna Mof6tt returned Saturday from
Omaha where she visited for few DAYS
with relatives. She reports having had
fine time.
John Green is quite busy nowadays.
building barn on the back part of the lot
where he lives. The property is owned by
Fred Gigax.
Mrs. leila 1seminger. who has been
staying with her mother, Mrs. lanes
Haines, during her recent illness returned
to her home in Denison Friday.
Ira Chase was Denison visitor Friday
The foundation for the Lutheran church
is finished, but work seems to be suspend
ed for time
Sidney Bonney is the proud possessor
OF goat and he doesn't know what to do
with it. Will some one kindly give him
some advice on the matter.
Mr.. Snyder, our barber, has gone to
Kiron to be absent couple Of weeks. He
will be sadly missed by those who cannot
or will not shave themselves.
Clarence OMeara of near Defiance Wis.
tied his brother Jim on Friday. He went
from here to Dow City to see his brother
Elias.
Frank Slater and wife were Denison Wis
itors Friday. They returned home the
same day.
Glenn Harvey, Mable Carpenter and
Pearl Bonney took their dinner and drove
to the woods Saturday to gather hazel
nuts. Judging from the looks of the lunch
basket one would naturally think they in
tended to feed a regiment. from which If
may be inferred that the young ladies in
question have'good healthy appetites. N. B,
When they returned said lunch baskets
were empty! Nuts? Oh they left few on
the bushes.
Frank Powers and his mother, who has
been visiting for several weekswith Char
les Chase and family, returned to their
home in Glidden Saturday,
A good many CT the men who have been
at work here on the railroad and about the
depot, left Saturday for other points to
labor. "