The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
Buck Grove

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Mrs. j. B. Glassburner. who has
been visiting relatives in the eastern
part of the state. returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. Carnahan. of Manila. repub-
lican candidate for County Superin-
tendent, made our people visit last
Thursday.
A post Office Inspector called on
our post master one day last week.
OH official business.
A. P. Hulsebus and family of Def
ance spent Thursday with Ben Quath-
amer and wife. to whom they present
ed several bushels of fine apples. Mr..
Quathamer consequently is very much
envied by his less fortunate neighbors,
as there is an apple famine. pervail-
ing here at present.
Henry Hink made business trip
to Omaha Thursday. returning home
Friday morning.
Our Buck Grove school closed last
Friday afternoon with a very pleas
ing program by the scholars. The
teacher and pupils were very much
pleased by the interest manifested by
the parents and others who showed
by their presence their appreciation
of their efforts. The school house
was filled to its capacity by visitors
never before have so many turned out
to school entertainment. and all
expressed themselves as more than
repaid. for the scholars certainly did
credit to their teachers training and
acquitted themselves we'll without
single exception. There were thirty
eight scholars and each took some
part. Special mention must be made
of the ten little tots. who each spoke
piece for the first time. The songs
were we'll rendered. without dis
cordant note. which is doing fine, con-
sidering there was no instrument to
help along. Both teacher and pupils
deserve congratulations.
Henry Burndt, was Manila visi-
tor Friday evening.
Fritz Olsen transacted business in
Omaha one day last week.
Grace Crakes. Mrs. Pryor and Mrs.
Smith of Manila, passed through
here Friday on their way to Dow City.
Pearl and Bernice Bonney were
Manila visitors between trains Sat
urday.
John Griffin and John O'Meara at
tended the dance at Manila Friday
evening.
Lizzie Slattery, who has been in
Manila for the past four weeks. came
home Saturday to remain over Sum-
day. She says Buck Grove is hard
to beat.
Julia Rusterholtz went to Danison
Saturday to visit one of her sisters
for couple of days. She returned
to her duties in Moffitt's store Mon
day.
Sidney Bonney closed his fall term
of school in Shelby county and is
spending his vacation picking corn for
Charles Chase.
Henry Hink has finished the in
terror improvements on his store and
has moved his stock of goods into 1T
from the Samuel Moffitt building.
Amy Lyons. having finished her
fall term of school has returned to
her home at Denison.
nv There was business meeting of
s the school board at the school house
Saturday.
Minnie Paulson came down from
Manila Sunday to visit her parents.
Emma Rose is visiting her sister
Della at the home of their aunt Mrs.
Fritz Olsen.
There will be services at the
Catholic church Sunday at eleven
O'Clock.
Don't forget to attend the grand
republican meeting to be held in the
Rnck Grove school house Saturday
evening, Nov. 3rd. There will be
several fine speeches and good music
br a praphophone. Everybody invited
regardless of politics.
Henry Hink, on going into his
srore one day last week found {
quantity of cotton baton. which was
IN an upper shelf. on fire. Will
rare presence of mind Henry carried
+he burning cotton out doors and SC