The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-25
Buck Grove

Buck Grove
DR.. Evans of Arion transacted BUSH
ness here Thursday.
DR.. Bonney left Monday for bust
ness trip to Vail and other points.
Mrs. Claussen of Lyons, Iowa is the
guest of Mr. Crist Gloe and family.
Mr.. E. Stegeman transacted business
at the county seat last Wednesday.
Fred Thompson came back last week
from d trip TO Nebraska to look at land
Our new bank reports an increasing
business and a fine outlook for the near
future.
Mrs. Butler of Arion was Buck
Grove caller for short time one day
last week.
Mr.. Robert Buetel has had large
coal house built on his lot back of his
store building.
Mr.. E. Stegeman is having new
barn and corn crib built on one of his
farms southeast of town.
Mrs. Elva Scraggs of Kirkman. Iowa
arrived Monday for a few weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. Ferguson.
| Mr.. w. H. Harvey of Cedar Rapids
arrived Tuesday for a short visit with
his brothers George and A. Harvey.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson are ex.
pected home soon from Washington
Mrs. Thompson being much better.
]. Finnigan and family have moved
| hn Rio1, Ill
on Main street above the meat market.
| Mr.. Robert drove over to Aston re-
Gently when he disposed of his hand
some team and buggy at neat figure.
Mr.. and Mt John Green entertained
Dyson McMullen and wife and Miss
Hattie Sewny at their home last Sun
day.
Mr.. Will Switzer was quite loser
by the storm last Saturday night. as
he had valuable COW killed by light
ming.
Roy Slater attended the dance at
Manila last Friday evening. If others
went from here your correspondent did
not hear of them.
Hale Cox came up from Defiance last
Monday and is working for Cal Carpen-
ter where he will remain until he goes
north to his new farm.
Mrs. Harvey and her daughter Mrs.
V. r. Price returned to their home at
lndianola, Wednesday after ten days
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Hardy who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Trooper for few
weeks, returned to her home at Hart
ington, Neb. last Wednesday.
A tramp painter has been in town all
the past week, and has found consider
able work. Among others JACK WEIGH
has adorned his blacksmith shop with
bran new sign.
Messers Mat Arnold, Martin Nehls
j. H. Hayes and Arnold Bachman,
among number of our prosperous
farmers, who transacted business here
during the week.
| Mr.. Euclid Tranter and family ar
rived home Wednesday after a two
weeks visit at Spencer, Neb the home
of his wife's parents. They report
very enjoyable time.
| Miss Helen CARRIER arrived Saturday
and was an over Sunday visitor
at the home of Mr.. Will Moffitt's,
the guest of her sister Irene who is
teaching the fall term in that district.
| Little Helen Hockett, while visiting
at the home of Mr.. Erastus Thew, one
day last week was bitten by a cross
dog. A doctor was called and at last
reports the little girl was getting along
all right.
There was pleasant family reunion
last Sunday at the home of Mr.. A
Harvey in honor of his mother and sis
ter who visited here for a week. divid-
ing their time between Mr.. George and
Mr. Harvey.
DR.. Bonney has been busy at new
kind OF work for him, the past week.
He has turned carpenter pro TEN and
put in some extra shelving in the drug
store to make room for the large stock
OF holiday goods which have already
commenced to arrive.
MIR. Robert Beutel surprised his
friends here very much last week, by
announcing q closing out sale on his
stock OF hardware. Your correspon-
dent did not learn Mr.. Beutel's plans for
the future, but his friends hope he
will continue resident of Buck Grove.
Miss Lura Mofitt took sore tooth to
Manila last Thursday, intending to get
it extracted by the dentist at that
place. but found that to be his day
away from home and so had the pleas
ure OF bringing the same tooth home
with her. Better luck, next time
perhaps, Lura.
Mr.. Chittendon, our new shoe repair
er has gone to housekeeping in Mr..
Stallels property, where the barber chop
used to be but has his work shop in
Ben Quarthamer's store. We are glad
to see this new branch of business es-
tablished and hope that there will be
patronage enough, to warrant a long
continuance Of the same.
Tom White jr. returned last Satur-
day night from South Dakota. Tom
says there is plenty of work up there
at good wages. He had an attack of
rheumatism and was obliged to come