The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-20
and evening on her way to Denison,
where she went Tuesday afternoon.

Miss Lydia Frey and her brother
George of Coon Grove drove into town
Wednesday evening.to meet Mr.. Frey
on his return from Sioux City,
attended the Fair at Sioux City Thurs
day and Friday.
Messrs. Jake Rusterholtz ard Kern
Keller of East Boyer transacted BUSH
ness in town Thursday.
Mr.. Dan Hemphill has sold his farm,
consideration ffty-seven dollars an
acre. Your correspondent has not
learned what Mr.. Hemphill's future in
tentions are. but trust he and his estlm-
able family will continue residents of
Washington township. Mr.. Hemphill
is acting as cashier of our bank at
present, but there is rumor that
it is about to change hands.
Miss Bernice Haines returned Satur-
day from several weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Bonesteel al
Oxford Junction.
Mrs. Bert Walworth returned Satur-
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Bian Iseminger at Denison.
Mr.. June Slater was in Denison all
last week serving on the grand jury
He returned home Saturday evening.
| Mr.. Jack WEIGH doesn't think he
cares to invest in Dakota land. He
says Iowa is good enough for him.
Mr.. John Cole and Edna Hester were
married at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Hester Sunday afternoon Sept.
10th. The ceremony was performed
by DIR. W. B. Evans, j. P.
Mr.. Ben Quathamer is having the
water pumped out of his cistern. He
says it tastes like poor article of beer
due to the new shingles on the roof.
He will have water carried from the
80 as to be on the safe side in case we
fill it. Ben is very PROGRESSIVE and
Buck Grove again has barber, Mr.
w. G. Byber has bought an outfit and
opened up in the old hotel. II is to be
hoped our citizens will give him suf-
ticient patronage to encourage him TO
stay as every branch of business or
profession that we can get here helps
our town and every body in it.
me of our Buck Grove young ladies
has new receipt for fixing lemon pies
whether it will be universally followed
will depend on the individual taste
She put salt in the frosting instead of
sugar and then wondered why her
guests didn't seem to enjoy it as they
certainly did look tempting. After
the meal was over the young lady
thought she would taste the PIE for
herself when to her dismay she dis
covered the new departure.
Mr.. Casweli of Denison was in town
for few minutes Saturday.
Mr.. Cal Carpenter returned from
sights at the fair and visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Pence and other friends.
/ Mr.. Chas. Mitchell after an absence
of several years dropped off the train
here Saturday afternoon for few days
visit with his old friends and to renew
old associations. He is working at
Perry.
Mrs. Lee VIM is enjoying q visit
from her mother and other relatives
who arrived Saturday from Audubon,
Iowa.
Miss Nellie Sullivan and cousins re-
turned from their trip to Manila Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harvey drove to-
Denison Thursday afternoon returning
home in the evening.
Mr.. Charles thinner of Shelby Co.
transacted business here Saturday.
Two mines made up of town boys and
the youths from out of town played
ball Saturday afternoon. There was
lots Of noise, lots of runs and jolly
good time was enjoyed.
Miss Fannie Hayes left to resume
her school duties at Iowa City Satur-
day.
Mr.. Otto Hnk left for Cedar Rapids
Friday where he will visit for few
days with relatives and friends.
| Mrs. Daisy Bonesteel arrived Sun
day from Oxford Junction for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Haines.