The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-15
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

Miss Della Nehls, after few
vacation, has resumed her
position as clerk in R. j. Motifs
general store.
The council he'd meeting Monday
evening at which time, John Finne-
gan qualified as mayor and George
Dieber retired from the Office. DR..
Bonney was appointed town physician
Will Moffi.t, marshal. and Joe Brews-
ter street commissioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shultz, of Manila,
We're business visitors here Wednes-
day.
Mr.. John German returned from
Chicago Thursday. His many friends
are pleased to see him at home again,
and in his usual health.
Bert Thompson has been i'll in bed
for two weeks, as the result of a
strain sustained by lifting a heavy bar
rel of salt.
Roy Slater has been appointed
county constable. Roy bears the hon
ors bravely
Miss Ann Griffin, of Council Bluffs.
arrived "Wednesday evening for few
days visit with her parents.
Christ Gloe and sons. Marx and
Verbs drove TO the county seat. last
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs John Griffin have both
been quite i'll with bad colds, being
confined to bed for several days. Both
are better at this writing.
There we'll be mass at the Catholic
church here Easter Sunday at eleven
O'Clock, also early mass EasterMo nday
morning.
Miss Mollie Slat-ery had a singu-
lar experience last Monday which
might have proved serious She was
driving with her brother, and stopped
at neighbors for while. When
about to return home Miss Molly got
into the buggy and in sitting down on
the seat in some way it went over
backward and Mollie with it; she
struck the ground with out getting
a scratch, and said she was not hurt
at all. After things were again set
10 rights, she and her brother got
started, but had only gone a short
distance when a bolt broke and let
the front running gear down. which
stopped the buggy so suddenly as to
throw both, Miss Slattery and her
brother out at the horses heels. Mr..
Slattery was driving that handsome
high-spirited team of his and the
wonder of it all is that both he and
his sister were not killed, but the ami
manls knew their masters voice and
stood perfectly still until they had rad
extracted themselves from their peri.
lous position. Miss Mollie was not
hurt in the least, but she was nearly
scared to death.
Sidney Bonney is feeling quite hap.
ply and important these days, as he
got word from Washington las Satur
day, that he has passed the civil ser
vice examination as teacher and IS
now eligible for a position in the
Philippines. He hopes for an appoint
ment soon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Stanl have just
recovered from serious spell of the
grip, and are again able to drive tC
| town.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John German took the
morning train for Kenwood, Sunday
where they spent the day.
Dwight Hutchinson was a passenger
West Sunday morning.
Miss Ola Hodgel went to Denisor
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with friends.
Sylvester Thew, of Denison, was il
town Saturday, delivering nursery
stock. Mr.. Thew has many customer.
in this vicinity.
DR.. Evans, with crew of tslphone
men, was in town Saturday; they Were
pulling in some new lines for The
| Farmers Telephone CO.
Messrs. James Griffin and AL Nc
Mahon came over from Manila Sun
day to visit friends for few hours.
| 1t is rumored that some parties arr