The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-10-26
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

The Misses Emma and Rose Ner-
baum returned last Tuesday to their
home in Charter Oak.
Daniel Hemphill made a business
trip to Omaha Wednesday.
Byron McMullen made visit to
the county seat Tuesday.
Sidney Bonney surprised his faith
err this week by very fine present.
Sidney was home week ago and
saw his fathers new camera which he
admired very much and having Sc
cured the address of the manufac-
turer, ordered a set of supplementary
lenses sent direct to the doctor,
which was fine present and one well
appreciated by Artist Bonney.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Petersen ar
rived home last Thursday after a
months visit in New Mexico. They
liked it there very much, indeed.
Mrs. Tom Finnigan, of Omaha. and
Mrs. Hilsabeck, of Holdridge, Neb.,
were guests Of Tom McGinn and May
or Finnigan and families for several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman and daugh-
ter have returned to their home at
Columbus, Neb., after a pleasant visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Ben Quatil-
AMER
There was little excitement for
a time in Ben Quathamcn store last
Monday eve during the storm when
lightning put out the lights in his
store. Mr.. Quathamen Immediately
turned off the gas, or rather turned
nj no Il ,-I,i lr;r
received a shock. A travelling man
who was standing near jumped nine
teen feet six inches; al least that is
what Or. Bonney says and he was
present and of course wouldn't stretch
the truth in a little thing like that.
The lightning played on the side
walks in balls Of fire and was seen
by many. 1t was quite an electrical
storm, but fortunately nobody was
hurt.
Word has reached here of the death
OF Mrs. Jake Bills, ST.. near Woon-
socket, S. d. Mr.. and Mrs. Bills lived
in this vicinity great many years,
having moved to their present loca
have many acquaintance here who
will remember them ard extend SYM
pathy in their time OF bereavement.
The Misses Mcllie and Gertie Grit
fin went to Manila Friday night to
attend the dance. They left the next
day for visit at Omaha, where they
remained over Sunday, returning to
their home in Buck Grove Monday.
Real estate has been changing
hands quite rapidly in our town late
ly. Fritz Olson bought the land ly-
ing across the railroad track from
Dan Hemphill. This is a fine piece
and makes nice addition to Mr. o.
sons present property and gives him
all the land he cares to work.
Dan Hemphill sold his store and
house to VIM. Arndt last week. Mr..
Arndt took immediate possession of
the store and it is hoped he will make
grand success. 1t is a fine loca-
ton and a good business. Mr.. Arndt
being a German, he no doubt vii:
draw great many new customers
to trade here, all of which will be a
help to our town.
Max Gloe fell while playing foot
ball Sunday and somebody fell on
his head, giving him hard knock,
but after bathing it while Max was
able to go home and probably will not
feel any bad after effects.
Mr.. Hemphill having sold his fine
home, Will now proceed to build him
a new house in the near future. Fred
Lowe will also build him a house.
That means two new houses, 81 -ring
that our little town has a good n altny
growth.
Mr.. J. Slater moved into lis new
home Tuesday. Mr.. Slater t ght the
Harvey home few mont!.s ago.
Mr.. Tim Sullivan, from Gothenbarg.
Neb., came Saturday and visited until
Wednesday with relatives here. Part
OF the time was spent with Mayor
Finnigan and part with Thomas Nc
Quinn
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