The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-09
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
There was . dance at August
Laeve's Saturday evening which was
we'll attended and good time enjoyed
| by all.
4 Fred Laeve hauled hogs to town
Monday. he had thirty six that
averaged two hundred and six POUNDS
each and brought 81 cents pound.
4 William Eilers Of Twin Brooks, s..
D., who his been visiting his cousin,
D. w. Greif and other relatives in
this vicinity for the past FIVE weeks,
has returned to his home.
/ Mike Thompson and family Of
Summit s, D., we're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Herman Boelcher and other
relatives for . few days.
Mrs. Herman BoelcheD had birth
day anniversary last Monday and her
children and families all gathered at
her home to celebrate the event,
They had . happy reunion.
T. A. Hawkins left Wednesday
with his household goods. His present
address is Sioux Falls. S. d.
Cal Carpenter got away Wednesday
evening after nearly weeks wait
fer his car to take his stock and
household goods
Miss Bernice Hahn was Denison
visitor Tuesds;.
Mr., George Murdinget moved to a
I rarm near Manila Tuesday.
John Kettleson and family moved
to Charter Oak last week.
Mr.. Albertson and family from
Manila moved here Tuesday and are
settled in James O'Meara,s house.
Mrs. Byron McMullen lost gold
brooch last Tuesday. Three horse
shoes linked together. Finder please
leave at Bonney's drug store Buck
Grove, Iowa. 10-1
4 George Bonesteel and family have
moved from Ute to the farm occupied
last year by Nels Nelson. Their
postoffice is again Buck Grove.
Miss Nellie Sullivan is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. McGinn, in the country.
Mrs. McGinn has moved to about five
miles from here and her address will
| be Buck Grove instead of Earling as
formerly.
Tom Finnegan is visiting his uncle
near Denison for few days.
:, Mrs. Frank Slater has recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Roy Slater and her sister.
Miss Sewing, who we're visiting their
sister, Mrs. Byron McMullen. went
to Soldier last week where Roy Slater
will farm the coming year.
Mr. Coats returned from few
days business trip Friday.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Smith
returned from an extended visit to
Sioux City Friday evening.
Lutte Peterson left Saturday evening
for Manila. where he has secured
3 work. If he likes it he will have his
family follow him or as SOON as he
4 can get house to rent.
When the report that R. j. Moffitt
had sold out his general stock and
store here ir came on the community
:. as great sorrow. Mr.. MofIitt is one
of the oldest settlers here and his
father. Samuel Moffitt. had the first
T store in Buck Grove to which business
Mr.. Moffitt succeeded when his fathr
:. retired several years ago. Mr..
r Moffitt traded his store and stock for 9
r half section of improved farm land ii
Minnesota. He seems well pleased
with his bargain and is making prep
y arations to move Immediately to hi.
y new home. Mr.. Burghsrit is tn,
= owner of the store, but will not rul
it himself. Mr.. Lee J Jacoby will
! probably have charge whcn Mr.. Burg
J. hardt goes away. The new firm say
u that they will run the store on tn,
9 same basis az Mr.. Moffitt and tina
I the reports, that prices will be raise,
and no credit extended are not true
Credit will be given to all responsible
l. parties and that means everybod!
]. around here as we have the fines
people and the beat neighhorhood t