The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
BUCK GROVE NEWS.
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Cal Carpenter from Cantral, Iowa.
surprised his mother by walking in
on her last Tuesday, Cal is looking
well and brings back good reports of
his section. Cal is one of Buck
Groves oldest settlers and his many
friends welcome him back.
Miss Emma Arndt and Otto Rath
were united in marriage Wednesday,
September 18th, at the Lutheran
church in Nishnabotny. After the GER
emory reception was held at the
spacious home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Arndt. Only the
near relatives were present, owing to
recent deaths in the family. and the
wedding was quiet one. The happy
couple went east for few days trip,
returning home Saturday. They will
| be at home to their friends on one
of the Rath farms, which Otto will
have charge OF the coming year. Both
these young people are we'll and fay
orably known and a host of friends
wish them peace and happiness in
their new life together.
Quite number Of our people at
tended the Arion fair Thursday and
was we'll represented.
Fritz Olsen met with a serious loss
last thursday evening. AS Mrs. o.
sen was driving home the cows they
punched on the crossing just as
freight from Manila came along and
all seven of them were instantly
killed. 1t is wonder that the train
was not derailed, but it was a heavy
engine and so resisted the impact and
kept to the track. This is a great
loss to Mr.. Olsen, but it was for
tunate that his wife escaped unhurt.
Thomas White, Sr. returned from
his visit to Sioux City Thursday,
bringing with him Mrs. Will White
and three of his grandchildren. They
are guests of J. p. Welsh and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenner (the latter
was Miss Ida Sowles) now of Manila
visited Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Neubaum, returning home in the
evening.
Mike Spack is now full fledged
American citizen, having received his
second papers last week.
Albert tolzein spent Friday as sta
ton agent at Rodney, to relieve Mr..
Boyer for a day.
Thomas White. Jr. came down from
Sioux CITY Friday for an over-Sun-
day visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Bernice Bonney went to
Schleswig Saturday to be on hand
for her school duties Monday.
Albert Polzein left Saturday for
Gayville, S. d., where he will act as
station agent for a time.
The dance that was advertised for
Saturday evening didn't materialiZe.
owing to the heavy rain, much to the
disappointment Of many.
Mrs. Fotheringham and little Ag-
mes left Saturday for Dunlap, after a
visit here. and from there they will
90 to Omaha before returning to Buck
Grove.
Mrs. Louie Asmussen and little
daughter returned Friday from a two
weeks visit at Clinton.
Lutte Carpenter and wife came Sat
urday from Castana and remained un-
til Monday afternoon. the guests of
his mother, Mrs. Geo. Carpenter.
DR.. Bonney went out with Ed Stahl
Friday afternoon to his home three
uiieS east VI to"h " lei""'e .icn'
his granary a swarm of bees. Ed Sc
cured nice lot of honey. while the
doctor brought back nice swarm of
bees, which he will have to feed, to
keep over winter. The romance of
the affair is the fact that the gran
airy was school house that was
moved from where Buck Grove now
stands about thirty years ago. Verify,
time works great changes.