The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-09
Buck Grove

last week Friday.
Mr.. Bybee, our barber attended the
carnival at Denison Friday.
Miss Minniche of Dedham arrived
Wednesday to spend few days with
her friend Mrs. Frank Fowler.
Daniel Cruise and wife were county
seat visitors Wednesday.
Robert Cruise and daughter Irene
of Gallands Grove stopped for a few
hours last Tuesday with his brother
and family on their way to Denison.
Daniel Hemphill left Tuesday on a
trip to Dakota combining business and
pleasure together.
Sidney Bonney was business visitor
to Denison Tuesday afternoon. Sid
ney is so busy now days that he didn t
have time to attend the street fair in
Denison even one day.
Quite number of our Buck Grove
young ladies decided to go to Denison
last Thursday and take their dinners.
Their program was carried out and
they had quite a picnic party in the
park. Among those present were the
Misses VERNE and Lura Moffitt. Ber-
nice and Pearle Bonney. Mabel Brew
ster and the Misses Minnie and Lille
Paulsen. 1t is rumored that they
shared the good things to eat, with
some of the young gentlemen. They
all declare they had splendid time
anyway.
Peter O'Meara visited his little son
Vernon Saturday evening.
Hattie Sewing from near Nicola
came Friday to visit while with her
sister Mrs. Byron McMullen.
Katie Fredericks of Manila arrived
Friday and was an over Sunday guest
of the Misses VERNE and Lura Moffitt.
Thecil Hemphill took a day off
Friday and took in the sights of the
carnival at Denison.
Mrs. Geo. Harvey and Mrs. A. F.
Bonney were business visitors at the
county seat Thursday.
June Slater and Tom White sr.
were busy repairing the bridge west of
town last week. 1t was work badly
needed as it had been a dangerous
place for teams for some time.
Mr.. MCGUIRE and wife are the
proud parents of a young son born
Friday last.
Dr. Zeigler and family moved into
Mr.. Skaters property in the north
part of town Thursday. This is not
a satisfactory location for the doctor
but was the only vacant house in
town. 1t is too small for his family
and we may lose our doctor simply
because he has no place to live. Why
don't some of our capitalists build
some houses to rent?
nellie Sullivan went to Denison
Thursday to visit relatives for few
days.
Word comes from South Dakota
that the farm Of Jake Bills Sr. who
left here last spring was struck with
a cyclone last Thursday and all his
out buildings and barn were COM
pletely destroyed, but the house was
unframed. The storm came in the
night and the family did not know
anything about it until morning.
That is very pleasant way to pass
through a cyclone is it not?
Cal Carpenter and wife and Bud
were carnival visitors Friday. They
brought Pearle ,Bonney home with
them to stay over Sunday.
Jake Bills, Jr. drove to Denison
Thursday.
Will Moffitt and family moved in
the house vacated by DR.. Zeigler.
Miss Minniche and Mrs. Fowler
drove to Denison Friday. They were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman
for tea. Mrs. Fowler used to be a
pupil of Mr.. Hoffman's in years gone
by.
The Misses Glenn Harvey and Ola
Hodgel took in the sights of the car
nival couple of days last week.
Mrs. Pat Sullivan is spending few
days with Mrs. Tom Mcclure.
Mrs. Lizzie Beutel and children
were Denison visitors one day last
week.
Tom White Jr. was county seat
caller Saturday.
Mrs. j. P. WEIGH took Nellie and
Gladys to see the carnival last Friday.
They report grand time.
Bernard and Nora Finnigan went
to Denison on Saturday and visited
with their uncle and family until
Monday.
Robert Beutel came home from
Schleswig to spend Sunday with his
family. He is doing carpenter work
in that town.
Nellie Sullivan returned Monday
after several days visit with friends
in Denison.