The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-15
BUCK GROVE LOCAL.

Mrs. George Harvey has been en-
Joying visit from two sisters-in-law
from lndianola, during the past week.
They returned home Saturday.
While June Slater was blowing
corn last week he almost drove into
large swan of bees which had set
tied on the ground. He sent for our
local bee man who soon removed them
to other quarters.
| Doctor 9onney and son Sidney
drove over to Dunlap Thursday, and
had pleasant visit with Mr.. Miles.
brother bee man, who is located in
that vicinity.
Albert stegeman and wife are the
happy parents of baby boy, who
arrived one day last week. 1t is
hard to tell who is the proudest, AL
bert or Grandpa Stegeman.
Mrs. j. {. Richter and two chill
dren. of Manila. visited with the
campers at the Slater cottage We'd
nesday.
Cal. Carpenter carries off the palm
for one of our smartesu farmers. for
ne harvested his wheat July 9th. Who
can beat that record
The @. P. @. club. of Manila.
visited friends at the cottage in the
grove Thursday.
Maggie Finnigan returned to her
home in Omaha Tuesday.
Two of our Buck Grove ladies went
to the woods for gooseberries last
Saturday and after picking what they
wished determined to find nice
shady place and rest awhile. While
wandering about they came to an
ideal place were the grass was thick
and the shade abundant, under one
tree hammock was wung. number
of sofa cushions and fans lay on the
grass while half hidden in tufts of
grass In cool place was pitcher of
water and glass. while couple of
books were also on some cushions and
in the hammock. Not soul was in
sight aud the two ladies thought this
certainly ideal place. They did not
trespass, but contented themselves
under shady tree not far away
and after while Mrs. Cicero Morgan
appeared on the scene and proved to.
be one of the goddesses of the sylvan
spot. She was soon followed bv her
husband and he in turn by Miss.
Prosser and we proceeded to get ac-
quainted. to find that we had invaded,
one ct the retreats of the Manila.
campers. We had very pleasant:
visit and the ladies of Manila are
certainly to be congratulated that
they have such lovely place in
which to rest and recreate. Cicero
Morgan and wife are to 20 home
Tuesday as Mr.. Morgan's two weeks,
vacation has expired. Some others.
will take their places however, so the
little party will not grow smaller.
Judging from the company thes.
ladies have from Manila, they are
capital entertainers.
John Dee is still quite i'll and is
under the doctors care. If he doesn't,
soon improve he may go to the hos
pital for couple of weeks soon.
Rev. Father Coffee, of Manila.
was calling on friends here Tuesday.
| Mr.. Finnegan, from Omaha, visit
ed his brother. our mayor, for few
days last week.
| Ben Quathamer, wife and children
are expected home this week from a
trip to Nebraska.
| The we'll at Mrs. George Harvey's
went dry last week during the ex-
cessive warm weather, without anv
apparent cause. She will have it
dug deeper and if that does not do.
will have to have another one drilled.
This is bad weather to be deprived of
water supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Meara and Leo
drove over to Dow City Sunday.
Mrs. j. P. Welsh was somewhat
under the weather Sunday, but is bet
ter at this writing
At this writing Mr.. Dee is able to
sit out doors under the trees, which,
is good news to his many friends.
Mr.. Dee is one of the old settlers of
this part of the country.
Mrs. Lutte Peterson has been enioy-
ing visit from her mother, Mrs.
Mary Nelson, who stopped here on,
her way home from Murdo, South,
Dakota. where she was visiting.
another daughter. Mrs. Nelson left
for her home at Irwin Saturday.
Mr.. Weiss has just completed one.
of the finest barns in this part of the.
country and last Saturday had house.
warming to celebrate the event
Friends, young and old gathered FROM
far and near and merriment ran high.
in fact joy was unconfned. Quite 7.
delegation of friends and relatives.
came down from MANNING Satnrdou