The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-05-03
Buck Grove

Buck Grove
Sidney Bonney was visitor at Arior
Sunday.
MISS Julia Rusterholtz drove to Deni-
son Wednesday.
Mrs. John Green was a Denison Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs. Jess Benefits baby is somewhat
under the weather with a bad cold,
Mr.. Herman Haines transacted bus
ness at the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. Marian Newman after several
weeks visit at Schleswig has returned.
The Misses Bertha and Susie Miller
were Denison visitors Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Tom White ST.. and son Will.
transacted business in Denison FRIDAY.
Mr.. R. L. Hanson our popular barber
returned from his visit to Scranton
Wednesday.
Mir. w. V. Whaley of Dow City, was
in town Tuesday on business connected
with insurance.
Mr.. Robert Mofitt is having his ward
resodded and is fixing up around his
home in general.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Quathamer and
children visited with friends at De-
fiance last Sunday.
Mr. Henry 81 Hink of Denison has
been vely busy in this vicinity this
week buying hogs.
Mr.. Frank Glassburner was visiting
with old friends in Charter Oak for a
few days last week.
Mr.. L. w i4agan has charge Of a
milk route which keeps him busy
several days each week
Miss Bertha Miller was Manila
visitor Friday evening. She returned
home Saturday morning
Miss Saka Carpenter. who has been
quite sick with the mumps. was able TO
resume her school duties Thursday.
Mr.. James Griffin of Council Bluffs,
arrived Saturday morning for few
days visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ben Quathamer is enjoying a
visit from her sister and little daugh-
ter this week. Their home is in Def
ance
Mr.. Trooper and wife mourn the loss
of their babe born a few days ago.
Their many friends extend their SYM
pathy.
Mr.. Scaggs of Arion, was in town on
Saturday, looking after newspaper bus
mess connected with the Buck Grove
Beacon.
There were Easter services at the
German church here Monday and a
great many strangers were here in con-
sequence.
Mrs. Manche Gigax and children.
who have been visiting with relatives
here for couple of weeks, returned to
their home in Schleswig on Monday.
Mr.. Jess Bennett went to Nicola to
visit relatives few days before going
to his home at Warsaw, Nebraska. His
wife and babies will remain and visit
for several weeks.
Miss Rose of Nebraska, is visiting
her siser Della, at the home of their
Aunt Mrs. Fritz Olsen. Miss Rose is
an Iowa girl but now thinks there is no
state equal to Nebraska.
All week long our streets have been
filled with :eams-loaded with hogs
coming to market. and with lumber
going home, all of which shows that
this section is p, ospering.
A telephone message was received
Saturday that there would be 70 SER
vices at the Catholic church here on
Sunday, Consequently there was none.
1t has not yet been ascertained what
was the reason
Mr.. George Harvey has been very
busy for several days setting out fruit
trees and shrubbery around his hand.
some home. He has also set out large
strawberry patch consisting of three
thousand plants.
Word came from our young friends
in SiouxCity that Manly Pence and Jay
Bicknell, who have been quite sick
with the mumps are we'll again and
able to be on duty. but Leon Bicknell is
now victim of the same trouble.
Miss Glenn Harvey has been suffer
ing for a couple of weeks with felon
on her finger, but the worst IF the trou-
BILE is over and hopes soon to be able to
resume her music lessons, which she