The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-03
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
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Mrs. Russell of Omaha was guest
of Mrs. Thomas Noonan for a few
days last week.
Mr.. Kahlus' brother died at Kan
sas City and his remains were ship
ped here Monday for burial.
Mrs. Grief's son is expected home
soon from Texas. He will find quite
change in the temperature in these
parts.
Lutte Peterson was sick for several
days with bad cold and symptoms
of the grip, but is all right now.
Mrs. Nelson received the sad news
of her daughters death in South Da-
kota. Mrs. Ed. Hardies was here
severa! weeks this winter undergoing
treatment at Denison and went home
much improved, but the disease was
too deep seated, SO the end came.
1t was great shock to her mother.
who thought she was going to get
we'll.
Margaret Greder was quite sick
with the grip last week and had to
remain out of school
Sidney Bonney came home from Ida
Grove Monday. He thinks he knows
enough about the barber business to
take a job somewhere and is ready
for position when one is offered.
Fritz Eisenbauer took trip to Ne
braska Tuesday
Tom C. Bcnney and Frances A.
Davis were married at the hone of
the bride at Highmore. S. D ),
Wednesday. January 9th, 1909.
Tom grew to manhood in Buck Grove
and has a number of friends, vino
will wish him we'll on his voyage on
the matrimonial sea. Miss Davis is
a young lady of fine attachments and
will no doubt be suitable helpmate
on life's journey.
Mr.. Fritz Reinwalt returned from
a several days visit in Schleswig
Thursday. He says he had a good
time.
Mr.. H. G. Isemlnger of Happen, N.
D., is visiting his son. Bian.
, Little Helen MCGUIRE met with a
painful accident Wednesday while at
school. She with other playmates
were amusing themselves with
"crack-the-wh when Helen fell
aud in someway threw her elbow out
of joint and broke a bone beside.
The little one is resting easy. but the
accident is a serious one and Helen
may feel the effects all through life.
Helen is sweet. ladyiike little girl
and has many friends, who sympathize
with her in her trouble. Moral Dom t
play such rough games at school.
Mrs. Pat Sullivan of Dunlap is Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. John Faulkner.
for few days.
Mr.. Thomas Mcclure started on a
: we'll earned vacation to Chicago ano
other points. but had only got as fan
as Rippey, Iowa. when he was re.
called by telegraph on account OF
Helen's accident. Mr.. Mcclure
should be counted one of our heroes
because he faced death in his etfor
to get home to his suffering little
girl. He walked from Arion to Bucl
Grove in the awful storm Thursda,
/, night when really it was almost sui
), eide to attempt it. God was with
: HIM. however. and he arrived HON,
safe.
Our mail man did not make triI
at all Friday and has only been abb
J, to get part way Saturday and Monday
!, but the patrons don't expect impossi
bilities. SO everything is o. X.
Mrs. Marion Newman has gone t,
!. Marion. Iowa. to visit relatives TO
a few weeks.
Mrs. Irene Slater returned Wednes
day from week s visit with relative
% and friends at Guthrie Center an
!, other points.
. John Wiley of Garrison. Iowa. il
here visiting relatives.
j, A few of our young folks went t.
y Manila Thursday to attend mas
y, qureade, but the weather was so unfa
l., orable that the entertainment wa
n postponed, and it was Saturday pe
~ fore our young folks got home OWNS
q to the blizzard.
Miss Bid McNertney of Omahs
went to Manila Saturday intending
to go home for visit but she foun
the wires all down, so she could nc
IS communicate with her relatives j
u the country so she came down to Buc
Grove and is visiting her uncle, job
Finnlgan.
'. Mrs. Burnside was called to tn
bedside of her mother at Dunlap las
Monday. She returned Saturday
ne The wind Friday played havoc wit
fly several windmills and other propret
ou in this vicinity.