The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-29
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
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Albert Polzein is the latest victim
of the mumps, and is taking care of
case the past week.
Bert Bicknell spent a week in Deni-
son, visiting relatives and friends. He
returned Tuesday and left Wednes-
day for Sioux City, where he will
visit for few days and then 60 to
his home at Denny brook, N. D.
Mrs. Joseph Shields invited in
few friends to her pleasant home west
! of town last Thursday evening when
jolly social time was enjoyed by all
present until the "wee sma" hours.
These little gatherings are very
more frequently.
Sidney BOnney writes home that he
had the misfortune to break bone
in his ankle last Monday and that he
has the injured limb in plaster cast
and expects to be laid up for five or
six weeks. He will hire man to run
his barber shop for while and says
he is coming home to Father and
Mother for short stay.
| Herman Neubaum is now the hap
py possessor of an automobile, which
he purchased Friday in Defiance. This
makes the fourth one in our little
town. Not bad showing for so small
a place. Who will be the next?
Joe Shields met with painful &C.
cident Friday evening. He got his
shoulder blade dislocated in some way
by colt getting him crowded into a
manger the particulars of the acct
dent not being available now.
Vern Gardner, while chopping trees
last week, cut his hand severely with
an axe. The local doctor dressed it,
and he went back to work. Mr.. West,
of Pierre, S. D., is clearing land south
of town and that is wnere the acct
dent occurred.
Lutte Petersen is in Oklahoma City
looking over that part of the country.
Forest Moffitt and Bertha Bayer
were married at Moravia, Iowa, Sun
day, March 10Th, and are now here
visiting friends and relatives. Both
these young people are we'll and fav-
Orably known here. Forest came here
with his parents when a small boy
and grew to manhood in this commun-
ity. Miss Bayer taught our Buck
Grove school last year and that was
when they found their "soul mates"
They have host of friends here who
wish them all possible happiness in
their new life.
Robert Beutel is busy settling up &C.
counts for the Stewart Lumber com.
pany, and will leave here April first
to make his future home at Charter
Oak.
Mayor Finnigan has been busy sid
ing and making other improvements
on his home property.
Rev. Father Lynch, of Manila, took
dinner Sunday at this place.
Bernice Bonney writes home that
smallpox appeared in the family where
she has been boarding near Redfield
S. D., and she is quarantined out
After being vaccinated and other pre-
cautions being taken, school has moi
been closed, but Bernice says she has
it mostly to herself, as people are
scared, but as she is drawing her IS:
per month she is happy anyway
Mrs. George Dieber writes that she
has been sick ever since they reached
their new home at Ainsworth, Neb.
and that all the children have beer
i'll with the scarlet rash. Not a very
pleasant experience in new cOun
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Moffitt spen
Monday at Arion, the guests of ]
Glassburner and family, who are rel
atiyes of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Virgins, O.
Dow City, spent Sunday with Johr
Griffin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Meara ant
Leo, of Dow City, were Buck Grove
visitors Sunday.