The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-20
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weise mourn
the loss of baby boy only q week
old. He died Sunday morning at elk
O'Clock and was buried at Manning
Tuesday.
Mrs. Marion Newman was an Arion
visitor Monday. Miss Ida Hemphill
remained here with her Tuesday.
Our Buck Grove school has been
closed for the past week. Miss Bertha
Boyer was called home by the death
of her little brother. She has rot
said when she could return.
The kindly old stork visited the
home of Peter Greder last Saturday
and left them little baby boy.
Mr.. Dyson of Manila was in town
Wednesday and Thursday settling up
their store business here-having sold
out their business interests here.
The second eldest son of Peter
Greder is quite sick with symptoms
Of typhoid fever. Their many friends
nope 1t Will not prove to be so serious.
Mrs. Charles Retman and daughter
visited with Mrs. Mary Nelson last
week. They leJt Thursday for DEM.
son. where after few days visit
they will return to their home in
South Dskots.
Lawrence Peterson of Denison via
tied with his mother, Mrs. Mary Nell
son. last Tuesday.
Oief Peterson sold his farm last
week to Will Schroeder. The deal
finished Saturday. Consideration $50
per acre.
There will be mass at the Catholic
church here next Sunday at half past
eight o'clock. Members please take
notice.
Mr.. Herman Boecther Of Dakota is
visiting at the Ne lson home at pres
ent.
Mr.. I. A. Hawkins Of Kimball, S.
D., bought out the Dyson & Gavin
store here last week and expects to
move here with his family this week
and take possession. They will live
in part Of the Harvey house for the
present. Why doesn't some body
build some houses to- rent in Buck
Grove? It would be good invest
ment. AS it is now if anyone wants
to come here to live they would have
to build or stay away. A town CAM
grow that way.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Plagge and
family took the east bound train Fri
day. but for what point your scribe
didn't learn. They are expected back
Monday.
Word has reached here that Leon
Bickne'l was married the tenth Of
October to Sioux City young lady.
She is a sister of the lady bis broth
er, Jay. married few years ago.
Leon was born and raised to manhood
in Buck Grove and has q host Of
friends who wish him we'll in the new
life. n
Mr.. William Peterson, who hat
been visiting G. Gloe and family fol
the past week. left for his home =,
Clinton Friday.
Miss Eura Kepford was q guest Of
her cousin, Minda Tillett, at Manills
Friday, the occasion being Miss Til;
let's eighteenth birthday. 1t is need
less to cay that Eura and all concerned
had good time.
Mr.. Christ Gloe left Saturday on
business trip to Dell Rapids, s. D.
Frank and Mae Gigax returned Sat
urday from Castana. where they wer
visiting their uncle. Lutte Carpenter
and family. Their cousin, Fern Car
penter, came with them for visi
with relatives for q few days.
Miss Nora Finnigan came hom
Saturday evening from Denison col
lege for an over Sunday visit.
Mrs. Lu.e Peterson has taken
position as travelling saleslady for
. firm in Chicago. If she likes th
work she will continue indefinitely
She started on her first trip Monda,
Bernice Bonney has closed her ia
term of school in Schlewsig and
home for a months vacation. Sh
visited in Ute Saturday and Sunda
on her way to Buck Grove.
Mrs. Marion Newman and daugl
ter, Ola. with Miss Ida Hemphi
went to Arion Saturday for an ov'
Sunday visit.
When you want a nice lunch Il
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