The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-03-19
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Remember that the pOstOttice in
Buck Grove is open only from until
10 o'clock Sundays and please don't
ask the postmaster to wait on you at
any other hour.
Bernard Finnegan made short Wis
it at home Wednesday morning. He
left on the afternoon train for Vail,
where he will work the coming
season.
Mrs. Tom Noonan and daughter,
Maud, went to DenisOn Wednesday
for a few days visit.
Services were held in the Catholic
church here Thursday and Friday.
The altar was prettily decorated for
the forty hours devotion and although
the weather was very disagreeable,
there was a goodly turn out. Father
Steckelberg, of Charter Oak, assisted
Father Lynch, of Manila.
VIM thinner left Wednesday for
his home at Missoula, Mont. His wife
will follow him soon.
Sidney Bonney is enjoying few
days vacation at home.
Mr.. VIM. Arndt is preparing to
move to Sioux City. He has ordered
d Cal anu tApcClo " lSd'C uC1C I'll 10
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Arndt settled
in this vicinity thirty years ago, so
are among the oldest settlers. They
have raised ten children. The young
err ones will go with them to Wood
bury county. The others are married
and otherwise employed and so will
remain for the present in this section
of the country. Mr.. Arndt will have
to build a house on his new farm
and Mr.. VIM. Goettsch, of this place,
will go with them to do the carpenter
work on the new building. Mr.. Arndt
and family leave many friends who
wish them all prosperity in their new
home.
Mrs. Perrion and Miss Murphy, of
Manila, were visitors here between
trains Thursday.
Hans Asmus met with painful &C
cident Friday by getting thumb bad
ly pinched in the wheels of some ma
chinery. He will probably lose the
nail in consequence.
Geo. Finley sold out his barber shop
and is packing up to move to Can
ada and expects to leave as soon as
he gets car.
Mr.. Jake Greder, ST., of near Den
ison, has bought the VIM. Arndt home
place and will move here as soon as
the house is vacated by Mr.. Arndt.
1t may be of interest to those in
this vicinity who take the Farmer and
Breeder" to know that the picture on
the cover of the March 18th paper
was taken here in Buck Grove by DR..
Bonney and is picture of George
Fotheringham's little girl, Agnes, who
visited here last fall. George used
to live here; in fact was raised here,
but now lives at Academy, S. D.
Miss Myrtle McCord, from near De-
fance, passed through here on her
way to Denison Thursday.
A petition has been signed by all
the business houses asking that the
law be enforced to collect tax from
itinerant merchants, as they sell
goods handled by local merchants.
Mr. Irving Wilson, of Indianapolis,
Ind, has purchased Geo. Finley's out
fit and has opened barber shop so
our town is not without barber At
ter all.
Miss Gertrude Griffin went to Dow
City Sunday afternoon for few days
visit.
visit.
Mrs. VIM. Lueth, of Manila, came
Sunday for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Arndt.
Mrs. VIM. thinner and Miss Nellie
Sullivan were Manila visitors Sun
day between trains.
Louie Asmussen was a business Wis.
itor at Sioux City Sunday.