The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-31
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
Mrs. J. II. Phillips, OF Omaha. has
been visiting friends In this section
: for over week. She went to Vail
last Thursday, returning the follow
ing Tuesday. After q short visit with /
4 tie Pat Beham and John Mullin fam
lilies she returned to her home.
Charles Chase shipped to Des
Moines for exhibition at the fair last |
Tuesday a fine Poland China boar. six
feet two inches long and weighing 800
pounds. That looks like some hog"
Bernhard Trueper last week traded
his farm, south Of town, for land In
South q Dakota where he expects to-
move In the spring.
Mrs. Pat Sullivan, of Dunlap, ar
rived Saturday for few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. John Faulkner.
Miss Rosa thinner. Of Shelby coun-
ty, Is spending few days with Mrs.
John Faulkner and family.
Mr.. G. FGenzen fell and hurt himself |
y one day last week and has had q boy i
helping him In the creamery Tor a
few days.
Mrs. Krauskopf and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives near here
for couple OF weeks, returned to
4 their home I'm Sioux City Wednesday.
The Misses Grace and Gertie Grit
Nm attended the carnival at Charter
Z Oak Wednesday.
Bert Cruise returned from his Da.
kotAe trip Wednesday.
Ivan Johnson and Bonnice Hahn
were carnival visitors at Charter Oak
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jess Lorenxen went to South
Dakota Thursday for few days
visit.
Nellie and Gladys Welsh and Erma
and Hazel Bentel were among those
+ to visit the carnival at Charter Oak
There were many others who took the
( same trip, but we did not learn their
names.
Bernice Bonney and Mabel Brewster
had fine auto ride from Denison
Saturday with Frank Hahn.
4, Mr.. Ivan johnson left Sunday for
s. Atlantic City, having severed his con-
1 nections with the Wiltzun store here.
He expects to go to Rochester, N. Y,
In the near future.
H. g. Newbaum is making some ex-
y tensive improvements which will be
q great hnlp to the town. He has
AAAO0 q HIN l1S1A1 es1AN 40 uOW IOU1OUS1-s
ing the rest Of the hotel building into
4 restaurant and rooms to rent. This
Ii certainly something badly needed
II here and will no doubt be well patron
Il lied. His sister will have charge OF
! the restaurant and all hope it will
be q paying investment.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. Will Zim-
mer say that they are having most
B delightful trip and the weather is
cool and pleasant for travelling. They
\ are at present enjoying the beautiful
sights Of the Yellowstone Park.
w. L. Morton spent Sunday with
X his wife In Sioux City. She has left
the hospital and is getting along fine.
The show here Saturday night
drew q large crowd and one couldn't
Z help wondering where all the people
4 came from. It wasn't much OF show
Y but they certainly had magnificent
Iona sure king Of the jungles and
1t was sight to see him eat 30
pounds Of meat at one meal
Walter Kits0n has been welcome
visitor with Ira Chase and family for
s Ss . few days.
Harley Chase last week bought the
Old SOnksen farm, now occupied by
81. .lentb. No particulars ere
;available but Harley probably paid q
good round sum for 1t for 1t is good
Iowa land.
Miss Nora Finnigan went to Dun.
Flap Sunday. She will teach her first
term Of school near that place. Sue
cess to Nora.
Bernice Bonney will leave this week
for South Dakota, where she will
teach the coming school year.
Mrs. Green and children drove over
n to Denison Sunday afternoon to visit
GRANDPA and Grandma Cruise for a
u few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Welsh. with Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Finley, drove to Den
ison last Friday to see Nellie Welsh
and Erma Bentel receive their rural
school diplomas.
Hazel Carpenter is spending a week
ct the pleasant home of John KEEP
ford. before going to her home at
Creston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tranter, Of
Johnson county. are guests Of James
Tranter and family.
To live long it is necessary to live
II slowly Cicero.