The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-07
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.


Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stahl received q
visit fran the stork one day last week
and are the happy parents of a dear
little baby girl. Congratulations are
in order.
Mrs. Perrian and children stopped
off between trains last Tuesday to
visit with Mrs. J. P. Welch and family
They were on their way home to Ma
nilla from Vail.
Messrs. Ira, Harley and Charley
Chase, with Lee VIM and John
Smith, went to Des Moines to the fair
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Bentel went to Harmony
Mimi, last Tuesday for a ten days
visit with her niece, Mrs. Hudson
formerly Myrtle Huntington.
Miss Lura 'Moffitt left Monday for
a visit at Woodstock, Mimi, and is
expected to return this week.
Frank Slater's little girl is very i'll
with infantile paralysis. This is a
serious trouble and their many
friends hope the little one will soon
recover
Sam Morris, of Omaha, transacted
business here one day last week.
Pane Weatherby left last Thursday
for Ames, where he will pursue a
three-year course at the agricultural
college.
The Misses Emma and Henrietta
Kiss, of Poplar Bluffs, Missouri, are
visiting at the home of Ed Kuyken
dahl.
Mrs. Tessie Sullivan and niece,
Bonadetta, left for Des Moines on
Wednesday, where they are visiting
relatives.
Miss Erma Dental had a birthday
card shower last Wednesday during
the day and happy little party in
the evening. Miss Erma has entered
her teens" and the event was we'll
celebrated. Everybody present had
a grand time.
Ira Chase and son, Harley, returned
from Des Moines Thursday morning
the former feeling quite under the
weather.
Bernice Bonney left Thursday morn
ing for Redield, S. D., where she will
teach the coming year. She will re-
ceiye $500 per month.
John Green returned Thursday from
Academy, S. D., where he has been
enjoying a two weeks vacation. He
is again serving his patrons on the
rural route. He reports Mr.. and Mrs,
). FotheringtOn and family as we'll
and prosperous.
Mrs. Coon and children, of Denison.
were guests at the J. P. Welsh home
last week.
Mrs. Tom Mcclure returned from
her visit to Carroll Thursday. She
brought her daughter, Helen, home
with her.
Nellie Welsh went to Manila on
Thursday and remained until Saturday
afternoon, the guest of her friend,
Geraldine Perrion.
Robert Smiline left Thursday for
Battle Creek, after a few weeks visit
with Paul Weatherby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Albertson
entertained Fred Bergenquash and
family from Manila over Sunday.
Miss Maud Noonan and brother
VIII, returned Thursday from Colo
RADIO, where they have been visiting
relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McGinn have
returned from visit to Omaha.
Mrs. Henry Bohm is visiting her
daughter south of Dow City.
Louie Bowman returned from Wis
consin and was shaking hands with
old friends here and in the vicinity.
He was on his way to Pottawattamie
county, where he will assist his sister
in running the farm. He is looking
wei, but says he does not find any
place quite as good as Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kane were Ken
wood visitors Saturday, called there
by the illness of Mrs. Mahoney, who
is sister to Mrs. Kane.
Real estate has been changing
hands again. J. P. Welsh and Dennis
Griffin sold their farm last week to
Ed Paulson, consideration $500 per
acre. There is a good farm and Ed
got bargain, while Welsh and Griffin
realized a good sum on their invest.
ment.
Robert Bentel and children drove to
Denison Sunday to spend the day with
Grandpa and Grandma Bentel.
J. P. Welsh and family spent Sun,
day in the country the guests of
Byron McMullin and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will thinner. after a
most delightful trip through the Vel
lowstone Park, have arrived at Mis-.
soula, Montana, their new home. They
express themselves as tired but hap
py.