The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-30
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS. !
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Mr.. Mesenbrink, of Charter Oak,
came Tuesday for few days visit
with his daughter, Mrs. H. G.. Neu.
baum, and family. He has been trim
ming the trees in their yard and gar
den, which is fine improvement, as
he knows just how to do it right
Mr.. Hans Asmus is having some
new porches put on his house, which
is valuable addition to his fine prop
erty.
Mrs. George Carpenter and Mrs. NJ.
Newman returned Tuesday from an
all winter visit with relatives in Cen
trail City.
Buck Grove has a good many new
citizens just now and report says that
more are coming. A fencing gang is
already located here. They have cars
on the track and temporary bunk
houses erected and seem prepared for
long stay.
Mrs. H. H. Day was quite i'll for
few days and under the doctors
foreman of the fencing gang
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Arndt We're out
of town between trains Sunday, visit
ing at Dow City.
Little Paul Welsh is nursing very
sore finger, the result of an accident
caused by playmate stepping on it
and injuring the nail.
Mr. and Mrs. Neubaum and family
were Denison visitors with friends on
Sunday.
Ben Quathamer and family spent
Sunday with friends at Defiance.
Miss Lille Arndt and Linda Neu-
baum visited friends in Manila Sun
day.
Mike Kane is contemplating some
improvements on his house. For sew
eral years several swarms of bees
have taken possession of the upper
part of his house, so he proposes to
take off the shingles and have the
bees taken out or destroyed. He will
then reshingle, reside and paint his
whole house, which will surely be a
fine improvement. The carpenters
expect to get to work Wednesday
and DR.. Bonney will attend to the bee
problem.
Mr. and Mrs. McKeon, from near
Aston, came over in an auto and spent
Sunday with Byron McMullen and
family.
Miss Lizzie McNertney is visiting
in Manila for few days.
If all reports are true, the wedding
bells will ring for one Of our popular
young ladies this week. Full particu-
lars next week.
Miss Bonadetta Sullivan, from Dun
lap, came Saturday afternoon for
few days visit with her grandmother,
Mrs John Faulkner.
Mrs. Tessie Sullivan was business
visitor at Denison Saturday.
Martin McNertney came home Sat
urday evening and will remain for a
weeks vacation from his work.
Miss Emma Rose, who teaches
school in Dakota, came home Satur-
day to spend her vacation.
Miss Anna Prosch, of Denison, is
visiting for couple of weeks with
Hans Asmus and family.
Miss Nellie McCaffrey, of Denison,
visited with Mrs. Larry Finnigan for
a few days last week.
Miss Prosch, of Denison, spent Sun
home of Hans Asmus.
Friday Mr.. Will BOyens, OF Manila,
was a guest at the Fritz Reinswaldt
home.
Tom McGinn and family were Ma
nilla visitors Sunday. They also at
tended church while there.
Jake Greder, Jr is building large
shed for his farm machinery.
Will Schroeder went Monday to
Dow City to get his traction engine
repaired.
Herman Neubaum is having the
sand pit opened up.
Messrs. Asmus & Neubaum sold an
auto to Mr.. Klinker last week.
VIM. Arndt, of Leeds, Sioux City,
bought his lumber for his new house
here at Buck Grove and will have it
shipped to- Sioux City Who says our