The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01
Buck Grove

welcomed young son to their home !
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom were guests
of Mrs. A. Peterson over Sunday.
MIR. George Merdinger of Manila,
has rented John Faulkner farm west
of town and moved onto it with his
family Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duff we're coun-
ty seat visitors one day last week.
Mrs. 1. Williams who was expected
home soon was taken suddenly i'll on
the eve of her departure and Mr..
Williams left here Monday evening
for frankfort, Indiana. His many
friends hope he may find his wife not
seriously ill.
Mr.. Andrew Anderson has resigned
his position as section boss at this
place and left here Saturday evening
with his family for their old home in
Denmark. They expect to visit with
relatives in Chicago for few days,
but will sail from New York harbor
March 4th. Buck Grove will miss
these estimable people, but all wish
them pleasant voyage, and success
in their own country. Andrew has
secured position as Skipper" and
will henceforth "follow the sea. -
The spelling contest resulted in the
following Sallie Dieber list, Bertha
Weise 2nd, and Nora Finnegan 3rd.
The contest was held in the school
house Friday evening and lasted until
after eleven o'clock. Much interest
was manifested.
Mr.. A. l.. Harvey and family left
Wednesday of last week for Cedar
Rapids, where he has bought a piece
of land. He expects to raise garden
stuff and chickens for market. He
will follow his trade as carpenter
also.
Miss Hattie Sewing has returned
after weeks visit at her home at
Nicola, and will visit for time with
her sister, Mrs. Byron McMullen.
Mr.. Dan Hemphill was business
visitor at Arion, Wednesday.
DIR. Bonney was in Arion, Saturday
on optical business.
Mr. Tom Mcclure who has been il,
charge of the section at Arion, ha.
been promoted to Buck Grove and viii
act as section foreman here. H,
moved his family here and took charg,
Monday in place of Andrew Anderson
Mr.. Mcclure comes highly recon
mended and will be warmly welcome,
by our citizens.
Miss Veva Flansberg finished he
school duties here Friday and left Sat
urday for her home at Glidden, Iowa
Mr.. Fred Gigax who has been con
fined to his bed for several days wit
"a a bad attack of rheumatism, is slowl
improving and hopes soon to be abb
to move to the farm he has rente
! "a near Coon Grove.
Miss MoKeon of Nicola, visited q
Mr.. Byron McMullen's for a few day
last week. She returned to her HON
last Friday.
Mr.. Andrew Miller has finished hi
term at Denison college and expect
soon to go to work with bridge fore
on the railroad.
Mr.. Ray Moffitt and sister Lure
drove over to Defiance, Friday, ar
brought their sister VERNE home
spend Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Beutel was an over SUI
day visitor with his parents in Den
son.
Mrs. Weatherby after few weel
visit with her son David and famil
has returned to her home at D.
Moines.
Mr.. Jentz Anderson and fami
from near Charter Oak, visited rel
tives here Tuesday.
Mr.. Ernest Stegeman has be-
drawn as juror in the Federal coul
in Council Bluffs. He is to report f
duty March 18th.
Miss Irene..Garber spent saturd
and Sunday at her home in Denison.
Miss Maud Noonan who has be
attending school at Fender, Nebrask
returned home Thursday. She stopp
en- route, Ia few days in Sioux City
visit her aunt, Mrs. Kras skraff.
Mr.. Hatfield of G andsGrove, h
moved on the farm vacated by M
Joe Brewster
MIR. Hanson went as far as Mani
Saturday with his sister, Mrs. Ande
son. He thinks these United Stat
are all right and does not intend
90 back to Denmark. HI has had
trunk taken to our hotel and will &C
tinue to be citizen of Buck Grove
Miss Saka Carpenter drove to De-
son, Saturday.
Mr.. George Harvey and family
now nicely settled in their new hou
, They moved last week.
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