The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-10-25
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Frank Hahn and Albert Polzein went
to Audubon with moving picture
show. They were there three days
and report good houses each night.
Mrs. E. A. Bonesteel arrived Tues
day for visit with her son, George,
and family. She will remain couple
OF weeks.
George Bonesteel has been on the
sick list for several days, but is able
to be out again after a siege of the
grip.
autoed to Denison last Wednesday, Oc-
tober 18th, with Bean Iseminger, Miss
Emma Arndt and Foster Hahn. The
party assembled at the parsonage,
where Rev. Frese of the Lutheran
church performed the marriage cere-
mony which joined two happy hearts,
and Bonnie Hahn became Mrs. Louie
Alndt. The wedding party returned
to Buck Grove and departed at once
for Defiance, where they are guests of
Bean Iseminger and family for the
present.
w. l.. Morton and wife We're happily
surprised last week Tuesday, when a
party of friends dropped in on them
for a social time before they left on
their intended trip. The evening was
spent in games and oysters We're the
refreshments served All present had
IA most delightful time and only wish
these meetings might be more fire.
|quent.
Mr.. Ira Chase was buried Wednes-
day in the Buck Grove cemetery. The
remains were followed to their last
resting place by a large concourse of
people. Mr.. Chase was one of the old
est settlers in this section and had one
of the largest funerals ever seen here.
Wednesday evening w. l.. Morton
and wife were again surprised by an
other party of friends who, laden with
good things to eat, went to their home,
where another happy evening was
spent and the guests departed for their
homes we'll satisfied with their night
of pleasure.
Blanche Coburn, of Denison, visited
relatives near here Wednesday,
Miss Ida S0wles entertained few
VI ucI lduy lIlcluo dI SdAu pal
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. McMullen
drove over to Denison Thursday.
Mrs. MCGUIRE and children went to
Council Bluffs Wednesday for few
days visit. They returned home Sat
urday afternoon. While in Council
Bluffs they called on Mrs. Dee and
found her very pleasantly located, but
quite lonely for old friends and neigh
bors.
Frank Hahn and Albert Polzien re-
turned Saturday forenoon from their
successful business trip, but disap-
pointed many in Buck Grove by not
having their moving picture show in
the evening as advertised. Frank sold
his machine before he came home, but
promises that he will buy better one
and SO continue to show here.
Mr.. Fritz Runwaldt, Sr. has been
quite sick for a couple of weeks a.
a result of some accidental poisoning
by eating corn.
Mrs. Morton and H. G. Neubaum and
family autoed to Denison last Thurs
day. While there Mrs. Morton was a
guest of Mrs. Robert Beutel.
VIM. Hoffmief had some teeth
pulled last week and caught cold. The
result was very sore jaw for few
days, but he is again able to be out.
There will be dance in the hall
here Friday of this week. October
9th, for the benefit of the Catholic
church. 1t was not possible to ce:e-
brate the 18th of August here this
year, owing to the too numerous cele-
brations in neighboring towns, so It
has been decided to give this dance
to raise some needed funds. Let ev-
cry body come and bring their friends
and help In this good cause. Good
order and good time assured. Ev
erybody come.
w. l.. Morton and wife left Sunday
evening for an extended trip. Going
first to Hopkinton. Iowa. and fror.
there to Virginia and then to Washing
ton, ID. c., where they will spend the
greater part OF their time. They will
be gone couple of months.
Mrs. McMullen and Mrs. Welsh We're
Dow City visitors Saturday.
Rev. Father Lynch. of Manila. sai,i
mass here Sunday for the first tim"
since his accident last June. He has
TO go on crutches yet, but considers
himself fortunate to be able to do that
His friends here were we'll pleased TIC
see him once more. He took dime,
" it'll DIR. Bonney and wife.