The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-27
Buck Grove

MI Collins OF Denison transacted
business IN our town and vicinity sew
eral days last week.
MI. Aleck Hagan visited his brothe,
Lawrence and family oyer Sunday bu
has returned to Avoca.
MI. Jake Greder and Others who's.
names your correspondent did not lear
had some fancy stock hogs shipped il
here last week which shows the RICH
kind OF progression on the part of GU,
farmers.
l.. W. Hagan and his brother Alecl
drove TO the county seat Monday or
business.
Pros. S. G; Richmond of San Fran
clso was X town most of last week the
guest OF DR.. Bonney. He is a very
genlal gentleman and seems to enjoy
his visit very much. He was comhin
ing pleasure with business having en-
Joyed the Doctors services as profess
ional lad writer" for great deal q,
work in that line.
There was meeting Of the school
board in the school house last Monday
a. which Frank Slater was elected sec
retarv in place of Cal Carpenter and j.
II. Hayes was elected treasurer, which
was the principle business transaction
Mr. Jacob Bills ST. is down in the
state of Missouri, looking over land in
that section, with view to buying if
he likes it better than Iowa.
Mr.. Vinton Hockett has sod his farm
near Clarinda ani expects to make his
home in Kansas
Mt. and Mrs. Frank Wiley drove
across the country to their home at
Clarinda. They passed through here
last Thursday, it has been beautiful
weather for ride like that.
MT. Thomas White ST. has been on
the sick list for few days hut is bet
ter again.
Mr.. VIM sr. has been enjoying a Wis.
1t from two of his sisters, who reside
IN the eastern part of the state They
left for their home last Tuesday.
MT. Merricks returned last Monday
from Nebraska where he has a farm
He has been there all summer but will
remain here now with HIS family du,.
ing the winter, then he expects to move
his family to their new home.
Mrs. Rice, who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs Kitsie VIM, returned
to her home in Audubon last Wednes
day.
The teacher and her scholars all en-
Joyed holiday Monday during the
meeting of the school board. They ali
seemed to enjoy their freedom.
Mr.. Hoffman of Denison visited our
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himself as we'll pleased with the flour.
!shlng condition of things. and seems
interested in his work. 1t is gratifi-
cation to the teachers and an inspira-
ton for the scholars to receive a visit
from the county superintendent, and
al: hope it will not be long before he
comes again.
Frank Slater has rented his fathers
farm tor the coming year. Your cor
respondent did not learn what Mr.
Slater intends to do but all hope that
he will become resident of Buck
Grove. We need lots of such people
to build homes in our little town, and
help to grow it into good sized place.
Mr.. Hermrn Haines lett Monday for
Washington Springs, S. ID. He intends
to move his threshing machine up
their if the out look is goed for plenty
of work.
Mrs. Geo. Harvey and daughter,
Glenn were county seat visitor Tues
day.
The workmen have been busy max
ing added IMPROVEMENT to the German
church property. Tney are laying a
fine brick walk the whole length of
their lot. 1t would be good idea If
the town would join forces with them
and extend the good work further.
Jay Bicknell was in town between
trains Wednesday. 1t looks quite like
old times 70 see Jay around.
DR.. Bonney left Wednesday for few
days trip north west en- optical bust
ness.
Our street crossings are getting in
very dilapidated condition: due some
what to the heavy hrashing machines
that are allowed to pass over them. It
would be economy to provide heavy
planks to be used by all heavy vehicles
of every description.
MT. Joseph Haines took another trip
to South Dakota last Monday. Among
CAOoo WIN WcuG WIFI MIN was, John |
Bills jr., James Davis and M. Slattery.
They all returned Tuesday evening
Sidney Bonney writes from South
Dakota, that he is now rear Zell get
ting ESQ a day and his board. He ex-
poets to be there abous three weeks
longer at same wages. Tom White ir.
ts at the same place SO the Buck Grove
boys seem to have struck it all light,
so far
MT. Charles Mitchell after few DAYS
visit with old friends, has returned to
Perry where he has work on the rail-
road in SONS capacity.
| am sorry to have to chronicle the
fact, that two OF our Buck Grove boys
had another fight on onr streets last
Saturday. Fights, are something we
never used to have here and does not
speak very we'll for the boys now grow
ing up. 1t is to be Loped that the
young men, will soon realize that there
is nothing manly in such conduct. and
that it only lowers them in the estima-