The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01
Buck Grove Letter.

Buck Grove Letter.
Bert Walwortb made trip to Denison
Thursday.
a. D. Randall of Denison was seen on
our streets Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson were
visitors at Manila between trains last
Saturday.
Frank Dryer has gone to Dakota, re-
port says, to take up land under the home
stead law.
Mrs. John Green and daughter Silvia,
drove over to the cemetery at Dow CITY.
last Tuesday.
John Searle of Denison was in town
Friday He took dinner with Il. I.
Moffitt and family.
Mr.. Peter O'Meara. and Mrs. I. P.
WEIGH drove into Denison Friday morning
returning in the afternoon.
Mrs. Miller, the milliner from Ute was
in town Thursday looking after her bust
ness interests at this place.
Miss Elsie viele of Dunlap, came Fri
day evening to visit Miss Marie Gigax,
She remained over Sunday.
Tom White Sr. and Peter O'Meara
drove over to Dow City Thursday. They
returned home the same day.
DR.. Bonney came home Saturday, re-
naming over until Monday He is a
knight of the grip these days.
Mrs. Ethel Town and Miss Mae Hayes,
attended the Alumni reception and ban
quet at Denison Saturday evening.
Peter OMeara of Rodney came down
Wednesday to visit his relatives and little
children. He remained until Monday.
Mrs. Horton, after several weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs Frank Fowler,
returned to her home at Dedham. Iowa,
last week.
Miss Glenn Harvey went to Ute Satur-
day to visit with friends She remained
until Tuesday. arriving at home on the af-
ternoon train.
Mr.. Samuel Moffitt went to Manila
Friday to attend the Holiness Convention
being held at that place. He remained
until Monday.
Bert Walworth will have charge of the
second cream route also, which started
Monday. Bert will have to be on the GO
every day now.
Miss Lydia Fry. from Buck Grove, Wis
tied her friend, Miss May NNalworth, a
few days last week. She returned home
Monday afternoon.
Cal Carpenter made visit to the coun-
ty seat last Friday. He has been busy
papering and painting his house recently
very much to its improvement.
Mrs r ] Moffitt left Saturday for an
extended visit with relatives and friends.
She will divide her time between Musca.
tine, Iowa and Illinois City, Ills.
Mrs. ] P. WEIGH and Daisy B ldon.
had pleasant drive last Sunday, several
miles into Shelby Co.. where they spent
the day with Mrs Pat O'neara and fam
lily.
Bertha Miller and sister Susie were
Denison visitors Saturday Miss Susie
goes to take music lessons once a weel
when the weatheris favorable, that she
Mrs. leila Isen1inger, of Denison, came
home Monday to visit her parents ane
other relatives She remained unit
Thursday. at which time she returned te
ner home.
Andrew Miller, Jr., has been appointed
section foreman at Manila. Andrew is a
young man of sterling good qualities, and
his many friends are pleased to hear OF
his promotion.
George Brunsteel after ten days visit
returned home to Grand Junction Friday
He Intended to remain here until nexl
Tuesday. but was called home owing to a
press of business.
Albert Polzun ana Roy Slater have fin.
lshed giving the house belonging to Fritz
Olsen at the east part OF town. a coat Of
paint. The bcys did good Job and it is I
much needed Improvement.
\ very pleasant quilting bee was hele
at the home of Mrs. Bert Walworth las
Wednesday. Those invited were all rela
lives of the hostess, and all report gooe
time. We didn't learn whether the quill
was finished or not.
Bernice Bonney returned home from
Denlson Tuesday, having completed ;
year at the High school, On account o
high per cent in her school work she wa
excused from all examinations, thus get
ting home the fore part Of the week.
EXCURSION TO HOT SPRINGS.