The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

some FANCY chickens and expects to
raise some prize winners the con,ino
season.
Andrew Peterson lost valuable
steer during the recent storms.
Howard Town left Monday night
with his household goods for South
Dakota, where he has bought land ,5e
will have to build new house before
his wife and child will join him. The
latters are visiting grandpa and grand
ma Williams at st. Joseph, Missouri
A family from Irwin moved last
week onto Con Hassetts farm.
Miss Mollie Griffin went to Denison
Monday, where she expects to engage
in dress making.
Mrs. George Harvey has been illl
with tonsilitis, but is better now
John Bills from South Dakota ar.
rived Tuesday for visit with his
brother, John, for few days.
Dan Hemphill was county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Rocho, a cousin of John Fi,ni.
gan and family, after a weeks visit
returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dieber mouined
the loss Of their baby, who died last
Tuesday. The little one had been
ailing for some time, but an attack of
cerebro spinal meningitis was the
cause of its death. 1t was only nine
months old, and the bereaved parents
have the sympathy of many friends
in this, their time of trial.
Mrs. Jake Bills, who has been ser.
iously ill with rheumatism for three
weeks, is now improving, which is
good news to many friends
Mr.. Sherman has recovered from
his attack and is himself again.
Mr.. William Edwards shipped his
household goods from here to South
/, Dakota Thursday. He and his wife
:, visited with friends here until Satur
day morning, when they left on the
: morning train for their new home al
a Armour, South Dakota.
Della Nehls and brother returned
e from Charter Oak, Wednesday, afte
u a weeks visit with friends there. The,
l. drove home over some pretty bad roa,
S but say they had good time jus
l. the same
y Mrs. George Harvey went to Id
o. Grove Thursday to visit her brothe,
a Mr.. Ben Noble and family. She re
IS turned Friday night.
IS T. H. Clinton of Denison, is visitin
III relatives in this vicinity for a fe,
W days.
* Mr.. William Edwards and wife wer
Z, Denison callers Friday.
I'd Mr.. Iva Chase has been quite il
e for a few days, but is better.
d Miss Bernadetta Sullivan visite
e with her grandma Forekner over Sun
n day.
y. Mr.. Fritz Olsen sold his handsom
re black team last week to man nea
A. Manila. Consideration was four hun
dred dollars.
ID Miss Katie Clinton came home fror
st Denison Saturday.
y Miss AXcia Prefer came dow
from Ida Grove Saturday night to Wis
= it Mrs. George Harvey and family.
Roy Slater and bride returned fro1
q their wedding trip Saturday night an
were given a rousing chivarri by thei
y day for their future home at Dunla
&. Iowa.
Mrs. George Harvey and daughtel
Glenn, left Sunday morning for Coz
= alta, South Dakota, where they eXpec
"a to file on land and each take up
q claim. Their cousin, Mrs. Axica Pu
e fer went with them
y Mr.. Welsh and family are temper
= arily located in MIR. Whites house III
til their new house is finished. Th
latter is done, all but inside finishin
of the woodwork, papering etc.
Mr.. Plogge from near Denison he
y moved into the house vacated by NJ
Welsh from whom he recently pu
chased it. In fact moving is the orde
of the day; every one is busy in TIL
7 vicinity.
Mr. Ben Quathamer has brought TIL
Gigax property, and will move in
it as soon as he can get it papere
and fixed up on the inside. This
very desirable home and Mr.. Quati
omer is to be congratulated in gettin
place to live to near his business
Little Gladys and Claude Welsh a,
both under the weather with sever
colds.
Lutte Peterson is confined to his be