The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-04
RucK GROVE ITEMS

BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Kington of Deni-
son visited friends here for few
days last week.
James Griffin of Nicola visited at
the home of his parents last week
from Monday until Saturday.
Roy Moffitt, who has been attend
ing school at Denison Normal College
for several months is now at home,
and will not return at present.
Jake Bills and family moved last
week to farm north of here, they
have been tenants for the past year of
Sylvester Thews farm, a mile east of
town.
| Mrs. Winnie Sterrett of Cedar
Rapids visiting her mother, Mrs.
Andrew Peterson, for a few days.
The lady came very unexpectedly and
gave her mother a very pleasant sur
prise by so doing. Mrs. Sterrett will
visit in Des Moines on her way home.
Mrs. Carl Iseminger and Mrs. Bert
Waworth We're Manila visitors be-
tween trains Monday. They paid a
visit to the dentist.
Lawrence Hagan and George Bone
steel, were business visitors to the
county seat Thursday.
Mrs. Cal Carpenter is having quite
a severe seige with rheumatism lately.
She doesn't thing it is very pleasant
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gigax with their
daughter, Mrs. Carl Iseminger and
children, left Thursday for their new
home in North Dakota. Buck Grove
regrets the loss of these two estima-
BILE families. as they are all old set
tiers and we'll known and respected
by everybody. The good wishes of all
in this vicinity follow them to their
new home and trust that the change
will prove a great financial success.
Their post Office address is now Tap
pen, North Dakota.
Bert Bicknell went to Manila Thurs
day. Bert is having fine time visit
ing among his old friends. He ex-
poets to leave for Sioux City this
week, where he will visit for while
before going to his home in North
Dakota.
Mr.. Walworth of Lincoln, Nebraska
arrived, Thursday, for visit with
his daughter, Mrs. l.. w. Hagan and
family.
Bert Cruise of Arion is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. John Green, for few
days. He will assist in the moving
Mr.. and Mrs. Green will again be
come citizens of our town and viii
|. occupy the house they recently pur
chased from Fred Paulson. We vel
come them back again.
Leon Bocknell, who formerly resid
ed here, runs through here as brake
man on a regular freight, and get
to say hello" to his old friend
quite often.
Harley Chase has been laid up Will
a bad attack of lumbago for week
Sidney Bonney has been staying witt
him for the past week, out of schoo
hours.
Quite few young folks went from
here to the dance at Manila, Thurs
day evening Among them were Thos
White, Mollie Griffin, Roy Slater, Emf
Stegeman and John Bills. All re
! port a very enjoyable time.
Nora Finnegan, Bertha Dieber an,
Erma Beutel, are the three best spell
ers of the Buck Grove school, VIII
will take part in the spelling contes
to be held in the school house here
Friday evening, March 9Th, to Sc
! which one of them will get to go t
! Denison to compete for the prizes. l
is hoped that each teacher from Wash
ington township, especially will b
present Friday evening to help wit
the work and encourage their pupil
by their presence. All outsiders ar
cordially requested to come.
] Miss Lola Cox is visiting her aun,
= Mrs. Gertie Haga. Miss Cox reside
at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Nellie Sullivan and her cousin
Bernard Finnegan, went to Charte
Oak, Sunday, to attend the funera
of cousin, Mrs. Collins.
Hale Cox has gone tc Wisconsin t
I visit relatives. He expects to be al
sent about three weeks.
Dwight Hutchinson was a bushes
visitor to Manila, Friday evening.
Miss Lizzie Slattery came dow