The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-12
BUCK GROVE LOCAL.

Mr.. H. A. Triplett OF Manila tran
sacted business here Monday.
| Jack Frederickson of Manila was
a Buck Grove caller Monday.
Mrs. James Boyer was on the sick
list last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson are
the happy parents of sweet little ba-
by left by the stork February 4th.
Miss Maggie Montgomery returned
to her home at Rippey, Iowa last We'd
tuesday. She has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Tom Mcclure for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Clauson went to South Dako-
| ia Wednesday to visit with relatives
for a few days.
Mrs. Bonney was a Manila visitor
between trains Wednesday.
Mr. John Hoffert has been confined
to the house lately with what the
| doctor calls rheumatism. John is
such an active energetic person and
SO little used to being idle that he is
none too patient under this attack. 1t
might be WORSE John, so grin and
bear it.
Mrs. William Edwards was taken
suddenly suck Thursday night and
when the family physician arrived, he
said that there We're symptoms of
poisoning. However, that may be she
was very ill that night and Friday but
at this writing is much improved.
Some of the east and west roads
in this township have been impossible
| for mail agent Green 10 get over all
his route.
Mrs. Joe Thompson was taken very
seriously i'll on Friday and for few
hours had a very high fever but a
doctor was promptly called and the
dangerous symptoms soon relieved,
much to the relief of all around rela-
I! tives.
| Grandma Chamber who makes her
home with Mrs. Fred Thompson and
| family has been on the sick list for
a few days.
Marx and Verdis Gloe were victims
| of the grippe for few days last
week and were unable to attend
| school.
Miss Nellie Sullivan has returned
home after a several weeks visit in
Omaha. She was called there by the
death of one aunt, and detained there
by the serious illness of another. The
latter however is out of danger. so
that Nellie could leave her.
Mrs. Teresa Sullivan was county
seat visitor Friday.
Miss Bomadetta Sullivan of Dunlap
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of Mrs. John Faulkner
Miss Mollie Griffin was Dow City
visitor with her sister, Mrs. Willis
Virgins Friday.
DR.. Evans of Arion was business
visitor here Saturday
Mn. Hale Cox visited friends in
Arion Saturday.
Mr.. Fate shipped car load of fine
!; hogs from here Friday. Mr.. Fate is
getting ready to move to his new
!, farm this Spring.
Miss Ida Waterhouse and pupils
, went over to Pearl Bonney's schoo
in disctrict No. 8 last Friday for g
little spelling contest and Miss Bon
ney's pupils went down before the Wis
itors in ignominious defeat. Some
time in the near future it is intend
| ed to hold return match, when the
defeated ones hope to even up the
score.
There will not be mass in the Cath
, Ole church here again until the frs
, Sunday in March at which time there
will be eervices at eleven o'clock
followed by Benediction as the new
: testaments have arrived from Europe
and will be in readiness on that day
Miss Lizzie Hassett of Denson was
) a Buck Grove caller Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Virgins OF
Dow City visited with relatives here
Sunday.
Miss Lille Paulson drove to Deni
son Friday. She brought her sister
Edith home with her to spend Sunday