The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-13
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

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John Green and family visited with
Daniel Crusie and family at Denison
last week.
Daniel Hemphill entertained every
body in town on the evening of the
Fourth with a fine display of fire
works.
Luverne Moffitt and brother, Ray,
returned to their home near Wood
stock, Mimi, Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Slattery, who was called
home by the illness and death Of her
father, returned to her duties at Iowa
City Friday.
Paul Weatherby has returned from
his Minneapolis visit.
John Tranter and son, verlin, ar
rived Tuesday from Draper, s. D.,
for few days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tranter.
Frank Ham and Mabel Brewster
were county seat visitors Wednesday.
James Tranter and family took their
two autos to Denison with them last
Wednesday. They were loaded with
the family, including John and son,
Verlin, also Mrs. Emma Green and
children. They all visited with Dan.
lei Cruise and family and. Of course,
all had good Tune.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Crist Stahl left Fri.
day evening for Arlington Heights,
III. They were called there by the
death Of one Of their grandchildren,
Mamie Meyers. The particulars have
not been received here yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase are
! the happy parents of q fine baby boy,
born July 9Th. Congratulations are In
order.
Mrs. G. Albertson went to, Manila
Thursday evening to visit her sister
who is Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kramer, OF
i Charter Oak, were calling on friends
here Friday. Mrs. Kramer used to
be Jennie Mitchell and made her home
In Buck Grove for years. She Is look
/ ing we'll and her many friends In
this section were pleased to see her
Her little girl was also with her.
! The. Catholic church has been re-
painted outside and inside, also re
papered, with new flowers for the
altar. 1t certainly looks fine. The
ladies who SO willingly gave their
time and muscle to cleaning the In.
terror after the, work OF painting
and papering certainly deserve the
THANKS Of the whole congregation. OF
course, 1t wasn't done for thanks, but
4 1t is work that really is, the duty 81
each and every one and 1t is only
right that all should help SO far as
they can and not leave it for the same
ones each year. 1t is utterly impos
sible to hire this work done, and it Is
useless to talk about doing so at pres.
ent. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Finley returned
Monday after several days spent al
Logan.
Fred Brewster, from woodbine, il
Visiting his brother, Joe Brewster.
/ Miss Ruby Young is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Geo. Finley. Her home
is at Logan, Iowa.
Word has been, received from South
Dakota that Mrs. Lydia (Frey) Claus
son is the mother Of fine baby boy
born last week. /. s.s ].
Rev. Father: Lynch took dinner with
doctor and Mrs. Bonney Sunday.
Mrs. Will Moffitt is quite sick al
this writing. and is under the doc
tors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neubaum and chill
dren went to Charter Oak Monday az
ternOon on business.
The Misses Pearl and Bernice Bon
lney were guests Of Franz thinner and
family in Shelby county last Sunday
Mrs. w. =. Martin is on the. sich
list at present.
Albert Polziun. having finished his
vacation, left for his work as station
|agent Monday.
Mrs. G.. Albertson returned from
her visit at Manila Monday afternoon
II We are beginning to count the days
until the Chautauqua opens in DENT
n son. There are SO many attractions
lone hardly knows which they want t.
see the most. As some of us cannot
attend all of it. 1t is difficult to make
selections.