The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-29
BUCK GROVE.


Bert Bicknell returned from his Wis
| it to Dow City, Vail. and Denison
Monday and is enjoying himself now
days on the old stamping ground.
Mrs. H. A. Triplett. land agent OF
Manila transacted business here Mon
day
Emil Stegeman and Roy Slater
drove to Denison Tuesday. on bust
ness
Herman Hahn has bought farm
near Washington Springs, South Da
kota and will move there with his fam.
| lily in the spring.
| Bert Cruise of Arion, visited with
his sister, Mrs. John Green and fam
| lily for few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Kington, after
a weeks visit at the pleasant home OF
Fred Paulson, went back to Manila
Tuesday. They expect to leave soon
for their new home near Sioux Falls
South Dakota.
| Miss Gertie Griffin left for Council
Bluffs Monday where she will attend
college for the balance of the year.
Her uncle Paddy accompanied her and
will visit friends few days before
returning.
Miss Mollie Griffin was Dow City
visitor Monday, the GUEST of her sis
ter, Mrs. Willis Virgins.
Mrs. John Weller was called to
Westside Tuesday, her sister being
seriously i'll.
Mr.. T. E. Dyson of Manila spent
the day here Tuesday, looking after
his business interests at this place.
Little Glenn Boyer has been under
the doctors care for a week but is
much better at this writing.
Mr.. Ralph Gleiser of Manila
tied his friend, Dwight Hutchinson,
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Bentel has been quite
i'll for few deys with an attack of
grip complicated with other troubles,
but she is improving
Mr.. John Weller was summoned to
Westside Thursday, his sister-in-law
having died.
Rex Moffitt has been suffering with
a gathering in his head for several
days, but is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray came Tues
day from the east, for a short visit
with Jasper Hahn and family.
Will Wellington arrived Monday
from Harnick, and is the guest of his
sister, Mrs. James Boyer.
Fred Bean, wife and children left
Wednesday for South Dakota, TO Wis
it his brother, Wick Bean and family.
Bert Bicknell attended the Odd
Fellows Banquet at Dow City We'd
nesday evening. He says it was a
great spread.
Several of our young people at
tended the dance at Manila Thurs
day night.
Mr.. E. A. Pitcher of Lake City
transacted business here Wednesday
He presents the New York Wall
Paper Co. and sold an elegant l::e
of wall paper to Mrs. Bonney, which
i, be here this week.
Patrick Hefferman left Tuesday co.
his home at Demand. South Dakota,
after few days pleasant visit viii:
friends in Crawford County Nv.
Hoffman used to live here but moved
to Dakota about two years ago. He j.;
doing we'll and likes that country.
Jim Jones of Denison transact i:
business here Thursday.
A few of our young people attend
ed the Hidden Hand" at Denison,
Friday evening. Among those who
went, We're Geo. Gigax, Frank Ham,
Ola Hodgell and Mable Brewster
News has reached here from South
Dakota of the death of the infant
child of Cyrie Tillett The little one
was only few weeks old. Mrs. H.
Tillett left here Friday morning to
visit her son and help comfort him
in his bereavement
Hale Cox was an over Sunday Wis
| itor with relatives in Defiance.
MissOlaHodgell is the proud posses
sor of a handsome new organ.
| d. NanMeter of Dow City wa. j
business caller Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Paulson transacted bust
ness at Charter Oak Saturday, retu. q
ing home in the evening
Mr.. Joe Bowman one of our pro,
gressive farmers was business Wis.
itor here Friday. He would like to
know of sure cure for hog eating
chickens. He has pig, which is
causing him good deal of trouble in
that way
John Hessett of near Denison was
calling on relatives in Buck Grove
Sunday.
The towship trustees met in ragu