The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-30
Buck Grove

been appointed station agent here in
place of Frank Fowler who has re-
signed. He has not arrived yet but
an agent is here as relief man.
Mr.. Grill and wife are the happy
parents uf little daughter born re-
Gently.
Mrs. Erastus Thew has been enjoy
ing visit from her daughter from
Denison for few days.
Mr.. Lee of Arion was in town Mon
day looking up cement work. There
is lot of it to be done here SOON.
Ray Moffit and sister VERNE were
county seat visitors Tuesday.
Henry Hink transacted business in
Denison Saturday.
Ernest Stegeman is the next one to
be the proud possessor of a new ce-
ment walk. Sidney Bonney did the
work last week. Who will be the next?
Ben Quathamer drove to Denison
Saturday morning on business trip.
Mrs. Julius Mailer and four chill
dren of Denison arrived Wednesday
for few days visit with relatives in
this vicinity. Her first stopping place
was with her sister Mrs. Ed. Stahl.
Robert Mof1itt is having the interior
of his house newly decorated. Geo.
Igo is doing the work.
John Davis and wife of Canada are
visiting in this vicinity and expect to
remain for couple of weeks. They
spent Wednesday with r. j. MofEitt
and family.
Tom White jr. left for Sioux City
Thursday where he hopes to secure
work for the fall and winter.
Rev. Wright of Defiance was enter
tanned by r. j. Moffitt and family
Tuesday.
Daniel Cruise left Tuesday for
South Dakota. He went to look after
his farming interests near Armour.
If he finds place to suit him he may
move there in order to be near his
farm
Messrs. Lawrence Hagan and Fred
Bean attended the Democratic conven-
ton in Denison Saturday.
Pearl Bonney arrived home from
Denison Friday where she has been
attending school for several months.
Ernest Stegeman drove to Denison
Saturday.
Bernice Bonney, Ola Hodgell, and
the Misses Lucy and Ella Kane arrived
home from institute Saturday.
The council met in special session
Thursday and passed side walk ordin-
ances.
Frank Bills and wife are the happy
parents of baby daughter who arriv-
ed last Tuesday.
The old town we'll which has been
of no use for the past ten years, has
u. been condemned and will be filled up,
which is the best thing that the "city
/ Dads have done yet.
James o Meara and wife and little
Leo were county seat visitors Satur-
day.
Jasper Haines left Monday to attene
the State Fair.
Ethel Legg Of Jefferson arrived Sun
day for few days visit with he,
Aunt Mrs. Daniel Cruise.
Mrs. Burnt, the new barber's wife
is now clerking for Mr.. Hink, in his
general store.
Mrs. Cora Biggs of near Denisor
drove over Sunday to spend the day
with her mother Mrs. Cruise.
Mrs. John Green who has been quite
sick for couple of weeks is feeling
somewhat better.
Owing to the extremely warn
weather, Mr.. Hink decided to put of
opening school here, until Septembe
third. The school house will b,
thoroughly cleaned this week and ever,
thing will be in readiness for mex
Monday.
Robert Beutel of Schleswig spen
Sunday at home.
Sidney Bonney has been busy out il
the cemetery for few days doing ce
ment work Sidney says he coul,
make more money this fall at tina
work than at teaching school. but a
he has taken a school in Shelby count,
he will fulfill his contract.
Bert Cruise was among sereval t,
go from here to the State Fair at De
.Moines.
Last Sunday was the last one her
for Rev. Wright. Services were hell
in the afternoon at the M. e. church
His congregation regret to lose thi
pastor. but hope that his successo
will fulfill his duties as faithful
and we'll.
Fred Gigax of Schleswig was call
ing on Buck Grove friends Sunday.
Minnie and Lille Paulson entertain
4. ed few of their young friends Sun
day afternoon and evening. Thos
present were the Messrs Emil an