The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-01
one to buy the hotel building and give
us good boarding house.


US good boarding house.
Mr. McKim of Des Moines was in
town couple of DAYS last week. talk
ing trade with Mr.. Moffitt. MT. McKim
has farm near Des MONIES that he
wants to trade for Mr.. Moffitts store and
stock.
Mrs. Stevens was in town Wednes-
day In the interest of q book concern,
to find some one to take charge of
collection of books for the holiday
trade but she fouod no one who cared
to take up the work.
Mr.. Campbell of Carroll. Mr.. Brown
of Chicago and Mr.. Miller of Des
Moines were all in town Friday for the
Standard Oil Company for which they
are doiny business. Thew are all gentle
men, whom it is pleasure to meet.
Daniel Hemphill. is now the possessor
of the handsome house recently built
by George Harvey, having purchased
the same FOR the sum of s2800.00 Six
acres goes with the house and will be
an elegant income property. Mr.. Hemp
hill is to be congratulated
Geogre Harvey has purchased four
acres of land from Robert Mofitt, and
has already broken ground for new
residence to be built at once. MT. Har-
vey is a most progressive citizen, and
If he and his wife have good luck Buck
Grove will have several fine houses in
the near future.
Mrs. Lydia Hockett left Tuesday.
for her home at Clarinda after several
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs.
Newman. Her little girl who was bitten
by dog short time agois not getting
along so we'll as at first and her mother
feels quite worried 1t is hoped that
nothing serious will result, from it,
Mile Bicknell came down from
Sioux City Thursday evening aud Wis
tied over night and until Friday after
noon with her friend Saka Carpenter
She returned toSioux City on the after
noon train. Miss Mile had some house.
hold goods shipped to Sioux City and
dame rnmor is busy. but we will not
tell it all yet, Mile
Mr.. BREWSTER OF Charter Oak has
rented the hotel building. Arrange
ments we're completed Saturday after
noon, this is good news indeed, there
has been considerable repairing done.
I 1t will be first class hotel, the wants
of our little town is fast progressing
and when we get graded school we
will be contented for q while.
Little Claud WEIGH gave his mother
and neighbors in general quite a scare
last Thursday, when he was coming up
the street. with his face, hands and
clothing all covered with blood. Truly
he was a Rastly sight,. but when it was
discovered that the gore came from a
nose bleed, caused by a fall the excite
ment abated. and in few minutes
Claud was himself again WITH the aid
of q little water and clean blouse.
Charles C. Chittenden the Buck
Grove shoemaker and Miss Carrie
Clark Of Altoona. Iowa. were married
on Tuesday afternoon at the Office of
p. P. Robertson ESQ. in Manila, the
knot being tied by that officer. Mr..
Chittenden drove down to Manila and
met the bride who came in on the
train, driving back to Beck Grove with
her after the ceremony. We did not
learn any other particulars. Manila
Republican.
Mrs. Atwood. who, for number OF
years has made her home with hel
daughter, MRS. NJ. Sherman, died al
the home of the latter Saturday after q
lingering illness of several months du-
ration. The lady was sixty-eight years
old at the time of her death Mrs Sher
man is the only child living to mourn
her loss. The funeral services were
held at Defiance last Monday. and the
remains laid to rest in the cemetery al
at that place. Mrs. Sherman has the
sympathy of a host of friends in hel
great bereavement.
their interest and appreciation of the
teachers efforts, by being present and
express themselves as pleased. Mist
Bonney had on exhibition great deal