The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-08
Buck Grove

BUCK GfoYe
The wedding bells have rung and
the long expected marriage took place
Wednesday, February 2Sth, 1906, when
Mr.. Hilly Newman of Arion welded
Miss Saka Carpenter, one of Buck
Grove fairest daughters. Both these
young people are we'll known here, as
Hilly has lived here for years and
Miss. Saka grew to womanhood here
i'll our midst and has been one of
Crawford county's most successful
teachers. The ceremony took place
at the home of Mrs. George Carpenter
and was witnessed by only the near
est relatives. At II 100 Rev. McCor-
mick of Moorhead, pronounced the
solemn words which united this
worthy couple. After sumptuous
wedding feast the happy couple start
ed on their long journey together.
They will visit relatives in Nebraska
and friends in Sioux City, before settl-
ing down in their cosy home which
Hilly has prepared for himself and
bride at Arion, where he is engaged
in business. Our good wishes fol-
low them into their new life. We
trust that they may see many years
of success and happiness.
The little son of Patrick Burke is
quite sick at this writing.
Mr.. Arnold Bachman and family
moved last Tuesday onto their farm
near Denison which they purchased
recently. We are sorry to lose this
estimable family from our midst.
Miss Veva Flansberg having finish
ed her term of school here, departed
for her home at Glidden on Thursday.
Mrs. Gus Carstens arrived Friday
for few days visit with her cousin,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Switzer. She
is on her way to Dakota, were her
husband has purchased farm and has
goods.
Miss Kate Rusterholtz of Boyer
visited here few days last week.
Messrs. Earl Hemphill and Roy
Moffitt with the Misses Laura Moffitt,
and Mabel Brewster took pleasant
drive to Defiance, Friday, and brought
VERNE MoIitt and T. Hemphill,
home to spend Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Will Moffitt and family are
now citizens of Buck Grove and are
costly settled in rooms over r. j..
Motifs store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson have
moved to town and are occupying the
Bicknell residence.
John Green and family moved last
Thursday onto a farm about half a
mile south of town.
Mr.. Jack Mullen and family from
north of Danison have moved on to
their farm about two miles south of
Buck Grove, which they recently pur-
chased from Andrew Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hester NOV
ed in from the country last week and
are occupying the GigaN residence.
Mrs. Lee VIM is enjoying visit
from her brother, Ben Rice, of Mil
ton, la. He is on his way TO Kansas.
Mrs. Ira Chase who has been SER
iously ill with pneumonia, is reported
somewhat better.
The many friends of Mrs. Alvin
Williams were very much shocked tc
hear of her death. She has been or
visit to relatives in Indiana ano
was on the eve of her departure home
when she was taken seriously i'll with
pneumonia. Her husband hurried tc
her bedside, and after his arrival she
began to improve, but again took q
relapse and died. Her husband ane
children have the sympathy of all il
their bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cruise anc
son Bert arrived from Greene county
Wednesday are pleasantly located in
the Olson house east of town.
In reporting the spelling contes
last week your correspondent was mis-.
informed and hastens to correct
First in spelling was Bertha Weise
End Nora Finnigan and Bird Sallie Du
Der. First in improvement in writing
Bernice Hahn, End Tennie White, 3rt
Sallie Duber. First in best writing
Lille Arndt.
Mrs. Lawrence Hagan is slowly re