The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-16
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
Fritz Reinwolt left Tuesday for

days.
Miss Gertrude Bradbury is teaching
the school, four miles southwest of
Buck Grove.
Mr.. Welsh has let the contract for
his new house and as soon as the
weather permits, work will be COM
menced on it.
Mrs. Harvey was a business visitor
to Ute Wednesday.
James O'Neara has sold his saloon,
and after the first of January he will
be gentleman of leisure for a
while. He will take rest before de-
Gliding what he will do next.
Mrs. Fotheringham visited from
Thursday until Monday with her
friend, Mrs. Janet Rae at Dow City.
James O'Meara was Denison call
err Thursday.
Henry Gloe and family from Hol-
stein were over Sunday visitors at G..
Gloes'.
Alex Simpson returned Wednesday
from the fat stock show in Chicago.
Mrs. C. Gloe entertained cousins
from Arcadia several days last week.
Fred Schroeder and wife returned
from little trip Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Liz
zie Bentel last Thursday afternoon.
The ladies are preparing for a bazaar
which they expect to have for the
benefit of the Methodist church in the
near future.
Bian Iseninger caught his hand in
a corn shredder Friday, bruising it
quite badly, but luckily no bones We're
broken.
VIM. Arndt, son and daughter, re.
turned from Ute Saturday morning.
They played for an entertainment
there Friday evening.
Mrs. George Carpenter is visiting
her brother at Central City for Il
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edwards left
Wednesday for a few days visit with
friends in Logan, Iowa.
Mrs. Rice, of Upton, Iowa, arrived
Saturday for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lee Winn.
Sidney Bonney writes that he likes
it fine in Ida Grove and believes he
will soon become quite a barber.
Mabel Brewster has been quite i'll
for several days and unable to teach
her school. 1t is hoped she will soon
be her usual self again. Her trouble
is a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Dan Hemphill and Mrs. Jack
Welsh were Denison shoppers Satur
day.
Owing to illness of the teacher in
District No. 1, the school is closed.
One of our enterprizing farmers was
so anxious to finish picking corn that
he finished the last two rows by Ian
tern light, but before he reached his
granery the load upset in ditch
and, we'll, Cal thought that was rath
er hard luck.
Mrs. Tess Sullivan and Bernadett;
were county seat visitors Saturday.
Dwight Hutchinson enjoyed an over
Sunday visit with his brother from
Manila.
Pearl Bonney entertained a party
of young people at her home Saturda,
evening.
Jean Sullivan is visiting friends al
Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mcclure enter
tanned company of young people
Saturday evening in honor of thei,
cousin, Mr.. Montgomery, who is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mr.. Tom Kane was attacked by ;
viscious hog last Friday and might
have been very seriously injured il
his son, Dennis, had not been on HAND
to rescue him. AS it was, he was hurr
some.
Al Mr. Jack Mullen has been quite
seriously i'll with "a complication Of
rheumatism and kidney troubles. Hi,
many friends hope to soon see hin
about in his usual health.
| There will be church here next Sun
day tie goth inst. in the Catholi,
church at eleven o'clock.
i Elmer Palzein is very busy thes.
days building house, which he vii
move with him to Dakota when ht
leaves in January. He and Albert hay,
engaged car to take their goods ant
will build their house on the line he
tween their claims, which are ioin
ing, and will live together while prov
ing up-a very comfortable arrange
ment for both.
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