The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-05
Buck Grove

Buck Grove
Capt. Van Esten left for Eastern
points Friday.
H. G. Iseminger was Denison visit,
or last Saturday.
Carl Iseminger drove to Denison on
business Saturday.
Jerome Thew transacted business al
the county seat Saturday.
Jay Bicknell visited in town be-
tween trains Wednesday,.
Clarence Iseminger was Denisoni,c
Saturday for few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hester were
Denison visitors Thursday.
Peter Greder's baby has been quite
sick but is better at This writing.
Bertha Miller is working in Mofitt'
store on Saturdays for the present.
Mrs. Andrew Miller and daughter
Bertha drove to Denison Wednesday.
Mr.. Ben Quathamer and family
visited last Sunday with friends at De-
6ance.
Frank and Mae Gigax of Schleswig
are visiting their grandparents for a
few days.
MIR. George Harvey Is putting new
fence and otherwise improving his
property north of town.
Miss Glenn Harvey has resumed her
music lessons at Denlson, and took her
first one on Tuesday since the winter
set in.
Mr.. Finnigan is enjoying visit from
friend or relative from Manila for q
few days.
Mr.. Scaggs of Arion was in town
Saturday, in the interest of 1.-THE Buck
Grove Beacon"
Thecil Hemphill has returned from
pleasant visit with Jess Wiley and
family at Dow City
| DR.. Bonney did not get away last
week as he expected but left Monday
on business trip.
MIR. Albert McGrinn of Defiance
visited with Jim O'Mera and fam ly
Friday afternoon.
George Bonesteel, wife and babies
arrived Thursday and are visiting with
Jasper Hahn and family.
The railroad construction gang that
was expected to arrive here decided to
board at Manila instead.
Glenn Harvey has gone into the
chicken business. We wish her all
success in her new venture
Bernice Bonney arrived home Satur-
day for a visit, this being vacation
time for the Denison schools.
Little Gladys WEIGH who has been
quite sick for several weeks is getting
better and able to be out nice days
Miss Mile Bicknell is visiting lat
present with Saka Carpenter. Mile
is enjoying ~ an attrck of the mumps,
just now.
Ola Hodgell arrived home Monday
evening from near Schleswig where
she has been teaching the winter term
of school.
Andrew Miller Jr. left Wednesday
for his new home in Wisconsin. An.
drew expects to go to railroading il
that section.
Francis o Meara of Dow City took
charge of Mr.. Jim O'Meara's place OF
business while the latter was out oil
town Thursday.
Miss Saka Carpenter returned from
her visit to Schleswig last Monday
She has not yet fully recovered from
her attack of tonsliitis.
Will White has resigned his position
in Rodney and is visiting at home fol
awhile. He has not yet decided what
line of work he will takeu up next.
Jennie Mitchell visited with Mrs
L. w. Hagan Friday morning and il
the afternoon went out to John Griffin.
where she took the train for Charter
Oak where she commenced her spring
term of school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Green spent Sun.
day at the pleasant home of Mr.. ant
! Mrs. John Tranter. They brough
their daughter Sylvia home with then
she had been visiting for week with
her Aunt Mabel.
: Mrs. Alex McCOrd and daughte
r Ethel from near Defiance. visited witt
Mrs. Bonney Monday, Miss Ethe
took the afternoon train for Denison
5 where she is spending week visitin,
y relatives and friends. Mr.. McCord re
turned to Defiance in the evening
: Capt. Van Etter of South Dakota
8 lectured here Wednesday and Thurs
9 day evenings in the M. E. church t
r large and appreciative audiences, hi
O subject being temperance. TIL
Captain is an old soldier, aud Es
United States Revenue officer. and i
withal, an easy and huen
talker. He did not, as some speaker
i, do assail the seller of intoxicating
= liquors-but rather blamed our incon
gruous social system which throws tn
: door OF temptation open to young an
+ old. under the sanction of the law, for
few pieces of silver, always the price @
K treachery and sin. His pleas were t
- sava tho youth a thinn impoasibla .