The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-02-15
Buck Grove

Edna Hester was a Denison visitor
T thursday
Jack WEIGH transacted business in Aron
one day last week.
Little Bub Carpenter has been quite
sick with the grip
Mr. Samuel MoAitt is one o. the late
victims of the gripp.
Miss Mable Carpenter is on the sick
list, but nothing serious.
Mabel Carpenter is on the sick list this
week with la grippe.
Mr.. Pitcher of Des Moines, was bus
mess visitor here Friday
Mr.. o'Meara of Dow City. called on J.
I. O Meara last Wednesday.
Pat Griffin and sister Mollie were Dow
City callers one day last week.
Grace Pence is visiting few days with
her friend Mable Carpenter
Dr. Evans of Arion was in town on pro-
fessional business Friday.
Mrs. Wilder went to Dow City satur-
day and remained over Sunday.
Miss Grace Pence is spending this week
with her friend, Mabel Carpenter.
Tom Carson and family transacted bus
mess in the county seat Thursday.
Mrs. George Harvey who has been on
the sick list is again able to be about.
Forest Moffitt came home from college
last Friday quite sick with the gripp.
| Mrs Andrew Miller and daughter,
Bertha have had quite siege of gripp.
| Dick Pence, returned from few days
visit with his sons in Sioux City, Friday.
Mr.. w. V. Whaley of Dow City trans-
acted business in this vicinity Wednesday
Albert Andersons' baby is quite sick.
and is under the doctors care at present.
Pearle Bonney was obliged to dismiss
her school last Monday on accout of illness.
Mrs. Agnes Fotheringhan spent Tues
day with Mrs. II G. Iseminger, returning.
the same day
Mrs. J. L. Williams came last Monday
morning to spend couple of weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Towne.
Mr. John Hartman of near Defiance.
shipped his goods to Dakota from this
place last Wednesday,.
DR.. Bonney has been having his turn
with the gripp, and has for several days
been at a hotel in St. Charles, Iowa.
[ Mrs !. L. Williams arrived very un-
expectedly Tuesday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. H. Towne and family.
| Mr. and Mrs. Hartman and family
i from near Defiance took the train from
here Thursday, for new home in S. D.
Mrs Jack Mitchell and children are
here from Perry, Mrs. Mitchell was called
to the bed side o. her mother, who is very
sick.
Mr.. Brownell came back from Lohrville
Monday. and has decided not to make a
move at present, SO Buck Grove again has
a barber.
Robert Moffitt. wife and daughter Verna
all had a siege of the gr1pp at once. That
was case where misery" surely had
"campany'
John Dows and wife visited at Denison
Thursday and owing to the snow blockade
of the highways were unable to get home
until the next day.
Miss Lena Bauman, Emma and Willie
Nehls Otto and Gus Arnold went to Char
Ter Oak Wednesday to spend few days
with Mr.. Geo. Coleman and family.
/ Mrs. Jack Mitchell of Perry, was called
to Coon Grove last Wednesday on account
of the illness of her mother. Mrs. Pat'k,
Burke, who is very sick at this writing
A few old friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Towne last Wednesday and
| perpetrated a surprise on Mrs. Williams.
who is visiting there. All report good
time.
The roads south of town are badly
blockaded with snow that the rural mail
man has not been able to make his rounds
He has made several attempts, and had to
give up until the roads are passable.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moffitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Beutel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis spent We'd
nesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Towne. All report good time.
LOWE Bowman. came down from S. D.
Friday, and is visiting among his friends
and relatives. He says there is no place
like South Dokota and all the old neigh
bors that have moved from here to that
section, and all without exception doing
we'll.
Mrs John Fotheringham, after three
months visit with friends and relatives
left Saturday for her home near Platte.
South Dakota. Mrs. Fotherington is one
of the oldest settlers around Buck Grove,
amcng her friends and neighbors the
latch string was always out To say
that she enjoyed her visit is putting it
mildly and all who knew her hope she
will repeat it in the near future.