The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-08
Buck Grove

Buck Grove
DR.. Bonney transacted business in
Arion Monday.
DR.. Coon of Arion, was in town Mon
day on professional business.
DR.. Bonney arrived home Thursday
after two months absence.
Mr.. w. v. Whaley of Dow City,
transacted business here on Monday.
DR.. Bonney wanted to make garden
Monday bnt the neighbors pursuaded
him to wait pair of months.
Pearle Bonney, after a few days
experience with the la grippe, resumed
her school duties on Monday
Lucy Kane closed very; successful
term Of school last Friday, and is now
enjoying a we'll earned vacation.
Jack Welsh found it necessary to put
= concrete foundation under his engine
It was ready TO use again Monday, and
Jack is busy.
Andrew Miller visited at home from
Manila Sunday and Thursday He
brought friend, Mr.. Clausson, with
him to dinner on the latter day.
Richard Hansen of Scranton, has
purchased Mr.. Brownell's barbering
outfit and will after this attend to the
wants Of the people in that direction.
Marie Gigax, who has been Mr.. r. J,
Motifs very efficient clerk for over
year, has resigned, and we will see her
smiling face behind the counter no
more.
Julia Rusterholtz, after severe ILL
ness of two weeks duration, is again at
her post of duty in L. w. Hagan's store.
Her many friends are glad to see her
back again.
Mr.. Brownell, the barber, has sold
out his interest here and will move his
family to Sioux City this week. He
will not follow the barber trade any
more for the present.
Mrs. White, who has been quite sick
for several weeks, was considerably
better, but caught little cold and had
relapse, from which she is slowly
recovering at this writing.
Bernice Bonney arrived home from
Denison Tuesday afternoon and was
sick all week with la grippe, but was
ableto go back to school on Monday,
after nearly weeks illness.
Anna Jensen is lying very ill at the
!hcme Of her father. Henry Jensen It
tis to be hoped that her sickness will
not prove serious, and that she will
SOON be restored to health.
Patrick Sullivan and family moved
last Tuesday onto farm they recently
purchased near Dunlap. We are sorry
to lose this estimable family. and hope
thsy will do we'll in their new home
0nie Bicknell Of Sioux City, visited
and his brother Jay left this week for
North Dakota, where they will remain
! keertain length Of time on their claims
a. that ,ection, so as to comply with
tnt law
Sf-.,d Mrs. George Harvey enjoyed
aA OF Friday from an old friend, a
PHI RAJ from Cherokee. He was
loeS 4tfor location for "a dry goods
stts az his son, bnt as this field is al
reS Siscupied he decided to go farther.
SidnS Bonney rode kome on horse
back week ago Sunday fer visit at
home. The mud was only few feet
deep in places, but Sid said he didn't
mind little thing like that, just so he
could get back to Buck Grove little
while
The popular conductor of the c. M.
and st. Paul R. R., Mr.. jackson, who
passes through here daily, has been
having very serious time with hay
fever for week past. He is better at
this writing and his numerous friends
rejoicS.
Services were held at the Catholic
church Sunday at 8 o'clock m. at
the Methodist at II o'clock, q. NJ, and
at the German Lutheran at p. M. 1t
Is something unusual to have so many
services in one cay in our little town.
When Mr.. Fowler, our genial station
agent, opened up his cave, thinking
summer had come. he found that a
gopher had penetrated to the warm,
dark confines, and proceeded to have q
hilarious old time, as result of which
it took Mr.. Fowler many weary hours
to remove the ton or SO Of dirt that the
industrious little quadruped drew into
the cavern.