The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS
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Harley C. Chase and family went in
their car to MADISON, Neb., last week.
They took cousin home and visited
few days with relatives.
C. F.. Chase and family Sundayed at
the lakes. They went in their auto
and it was Charley's first visit to the
delightful resort.
Mrs. Louis Asmussen and children
left for Clinton Tuesday evening for
couple of weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Mollie Griffin was a county
seat visitor Thursday.
i Mike Carroll. of Chicago, is visiting
relatives here. He is the guest OF
Tom Keane and family.
Mrs. John German and Miss Mary
Mahoney, of Kenwood, were over Sun
day visitors in Buck Grove.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Claussen, OF Ash
ton, S. D., came week ago Saturday
for few weeks visit with old friends
and relatives. Mrs. Claussen used to
be Lydia Freye and has many friends
in this section to welcome her back.
They were guests of Ed Stalls and Z.
Stalls and others and left for Denison
Saturday.
Tom F. Noonan is visiting relatives
at Deer Trail, Colo, for few weeks.
C. F.. Chase returned Saturday from
Nebraska, where he attended the state
fair.
Stephen Ruff is having the upper
floor of his store building remodeled
into living rooms for our doctor. AS
soon as they are finished DR.. Leske
will have his wife come from Los An
geles Cali, and they will be perma-
nent residents of one of the incest lit
tie towns in Iowa.
George Hester has been quite serl-
ously i'll again, but is better at this
writing.
Tom White, Jr. came down from
Sioux City Saturday for an over-Sun-
day visit with his father and other rel
atives.
Otto Waite has been on the sick list
for few days with symptoms OF ap-
pendicitis, but hopes to get o. X. with
out an operation.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Neu-
baum and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Brewster and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn
went in their cars to Charter Oak and
visited Mr.. Mesenbrink's plum trees,
and "they didn't do thing to them
Mr.. H. Simmons. formerly of Buck
Grove, was shaking hands with old
friends here Sunday. He left here six
teen years ago and hasn't been back
since. He found many changes for
the better in our little town.
A Jesuit priest from Omaha officiat-
ed in the Catholic church here Sunday
and delighted the congregation with a
very able discourse Services will not
be held again until September 21st at
1890 a. m.
Miss Nellie Welsh spent Sunday at
home and says she is delighted with
her school work at Denison college.
Tom Finnigan, of Manila, spent
Sunday at home.
Little Ahart Neubaum was quite i'll
with stomach trouble for few days
this week, but is all right again.
Mrs. Mike Kane has been very i'll,
but is steadily improving.
Little Leo White, of Sioux City,
died Sunday morning after an illness
of over year from drOpsy. He was
son of Will White, formerly of this
place.
"lSS "dIllc NloCuulUCI, VI j."
commenced her fall term of school in
Buck Grove last Monday
Thomas White, Sr. and daughter,
Mrs. J. P. Welsh, left for Sioux City
on the early morning train Monday to
attend the funeral of their grandson
and nephew. Leo White, who was bur-
led Monday afternoon.
1t is rumored that Charles Chase
has bought Herm Hams 80 acre farm
and that Herm will remain in Califor-
MIA.
Dell Shipley will move over near Ute
in the spring.
Chas. Rath is expected home soon
from California, where he went to To-
cate year ago.
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