The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06
Buck Grove


having bought the j. P. Miller farm.
Mr.. Trooper and family left for a
few weeks visit with relatives in
Nebraska, last Wednesday morning.
Julia Ruserholtz left Wednesday
for Logan where she visited for sew
eral days with friends. She returned
home on Monday.
James O'Meara was business Wis
itor at the county seat Tuesday.
Helen Hawn who visited with her
friend Mrs. James O'Meara for few
days returned to her home in Wood
bury county on Wednesday.
Mrs. Armstrong of Lincoln Nebras-
ka came Wednesday to spend a few
weeks with her niece Mrs. Gertie
Hagan and family. The lady was
not expected and her visit was a
pleasant surprise.
Mesdames Welch and Havey were
Denison shoppers Tuesday.
Lawrence Hagan went to the State
Fair at Des Moines Wednesday. He
returned home Friday.
Lura and VERNE Moffitt took the
train for Defiance Wednesday evening
to visit their friend Kate Young.
A most delightful time was enjoyed
by few of our young folks last Fri
day evening, when they INDUCED in a
moonlight ride in a hay-rack. The
party was gotten up by the Misses
Paulsen in honor of their friend Pearl
West of Manila. The young ladies
each took lots of good things to eat
which they shared with the young
gentlemen, who were fortunate enough
to be of the merry party. All report
fine time. Those who participated
were Emil and Walter Hugg, Forest
and Roy Mofitt, Alton Thew, Sidney
Bonney, Ed and Otto PauIsen and
Minnie and Lille Paulsen. Pearl and
Bernice Bonney, Martha Hugg, Pearl
West, Lura Moffitt, Thecil Hemphill,
Mabel Brewster and Lydia Frey.
Mrs. Alec McCord of near Defiance
was Buck Grove visitor on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Laird drove over from Shelby
county Wednesday and took the train
for Denison.
Ernest Stegeman and wife drove to
Denison Thursday.
Geo. Hester and wife attended the
Old Settlers picnic in Denison.
Mrs. Manche Gigax and children of
Schleswig, after two weeks visit
with relatives here returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. Saka Newman, after few
days visit with her mother Mrs. Geo.
Carpenter returned to Arion.
Little Claude Welsh, while play
ing around the blacksmith shop got
one foot quite badly burned last Thurs
day his father was busy setting tires
for which he built a fire of corn cobs,
Claude stepped on a live coal. He is
getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Tess Sullivan and her friend
Miss Montgomery were county seat
visitors last Thursday.
Peter O'Meara. at present in Dow
City visited his little son Vernon, at
Mrs. Thomas Whites Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Mike Greder is reported very
ill with appendicitis.
Our director Henry Hink has had a
force at work in the school house TO,
couple of days embarrassing and
scrubbing, so that every thing is in
first class shape for the beginning OF
school.
Henry Jenesn crushed his finger
quite severely last Friday by catching
it in pump in some way. 1t was
very painful but nothing serious.
Peter O'Meara took his son Vernon
with him to Dow City Friday for a
visit with his brother Tommy who
lives with his grandmother at that
place.
Our new agent j. L. Boyer and
family have arrived and are located
in rooms above the depot. They came
from Grant Center.
Jasper Haines returned from the
State Fair Wednesday.
Ethel Legg who has been visiting
her Uncle and Aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Cruise returned to her home al
Jefferson Monday.
Glenn Harvey returned home Satur-
day after two weeks visit with
friends in Ute. She says she had a
fine time.
Our streets are very lively these
days, lots of grain coming to the
elevator and loads of hogs to the stock
wards. We are surrounded by large
number of prosperous farmers. who
recognize the value OF our town as 9
shipping point, and profit accordingly.
Mr.. Peterson's threshing machine
engine broke down one end of the
bridge near McMullen's Friday, but