The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-08
Buck Grove

Buck Grove
Carl Iseminger was county seat visitor
Friday.
Samuel Moffitt has been on the sick list
for the past week.
DR.. Gardner of Manila visited some pa
tients here last week
Mr.. Robert Mofitt transacted business
at Arion one day last week
Mr.. A Ha :veys baby has been quite
ill but is better at this writing.
DR. Wright of Denison, was in town on
professional business Tuesday.
Art Talcott of this place attended lodge
at Dow City one night last week.
Miss Robinson of Canada, is visiting
her uncle, John Davis and family.
Sidney Bonney spent Saturday and Sun
day at home returning to college Monday.
James Tranter of Denison. has been
visiting his sons Euclid and John for some
time.
Mrs ]. P WEIGH and daughter Glayds,
were on the sick list for few days last
| week.
Dick Pence. Mrs. Ben Carpenter and
daughter Mabel were Denison visitors on
Saturday.
Mrs. Agnes Fotheringham spent Satur
day and Sunday with Mrs. Will Swltzer,
last week.
Frank Fowler's babe was under the
doctors care for few days last week, but /
is better now
| Mr.. Arnold Blackmans baby is quite
sick. This changeable weather is hard on
the little ones.
Mrs Ida Carpenter and daughter Mabel
went to Denison last Saturday, returning
the same day.
Mrs. Fritz Olson has been under the
doctors care for few days, but is able to
be about again
Andrew Miller of Manila. called on his
parents and friends here Saturday, return
ing the same day.
H. A. Newman of Arion was calling on
friends east of Buck Grove last Sunday.
Come again Hillie.
Mrs. b Trueper. south of town. is en-
joying visit from her mother, Mrs. Pet
erson of Irwin, Ia. "A
Miss Sterritt of near Dow City, is stay
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Fred Thompson.
south OF town at present.
Mr.. H. G. Iseminger enjoyed few
days visit last week with his brother Rus
sci and wife of Indianola
Dick Pence left for Sioux Citv,last Mon
day afternoon to spend few days with
his Mor1ov nd I,u
There was a surprise party on Edna
Hester Saturday night. The young peo-
pie present all report good time
Bert Wolworsh and wife and James
Hams and wife took dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Iseminger last Sunday
Mrs. Jack Mitchell, after an extended
visit with her parents in Coon Grove, has
returned to her home at Perry, Iowa.
Euclia and John Tranter took load of
sheep TO Chicago last week, when they
disposed of them at the top market price.
Kate Rusterholz is visiting friends and
relatives near Buck Grove again after
two months stay at her home near Deni-
son.
!, Those on the sick list were Mrs. Miller,
| bCllud hIicl, IGdllG pOEu0y anu Matte
Gigax last week. All are better at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gigax, Jr.. spent
few days visiting with their son Fred and
family at Schleswig They returned home
last week.
? The sociable at the school house Friday
night for the benefit of the new Lutheran
church, was well attended and a snug lit
tie sum realized.
Bert Walworth and his father left for
r Lincoln. Neb., Monday morning. Bert
will send for his wife and baby as soon as
he can get house.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Davis and niece,
Miss Robertson, spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman near Defiance, and en-
joyed good time
Jim O'Meara, Robert Moffitt and Fred
Olson are putting up ice this year so peo-
pie ought to be able to got ice to make ice
: cream next summer,
| Buck Grove is again without barber.
Mr.. Brownell left Friday His family
!, followed him Monday We did not learn
4 his new location. but wish him all success.
Ed. Goldbeck. who had the end Of his
q nhSer nuft IN COfA snelier some time ago
!, took cold in it and had sthe doctor lance it
? one day last week. We hope Ed. will
all right.
Mrs. Chris Lorentzen has been quite
sick with an abcess in her head which
taken with an attack of la grippe has
. made her very sick woman. She is slow
ly recovering.
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