The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-18
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS
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John Bertsam returned Wednesday
from a five months stay in Idaho,
He likes that part of the country
fine and had some fine sport hunting
bear and other wild animals and fish.
ing in the mountain streams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford and Mrs.
Elmer Polzien and Miss Etheline Til,
Gloe as far as Sioux City last Wed
nesday on their way to Dell Rapids,
S. D. but they also attended the we'd
ding of Albert Polzien and Miss Vera
Holcomb at Morningsde. The cere.
mony was performed at the parson.
age of the Presbyterian church. Al.
bert grew to manhood in Buck Grove,
is highly respected by all and the good
wishes Of host of friends follow him
into his new life with the lady of his
choice.
Mrs. Byron McMullen writes from
Excelsior Springs, Mo. that she is be.
ing benefited by the treatment there
and hopes to be home soon feeling
better. Meanwhile Mr.. McMullen looks
very lonesome.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will have a dance Wednesday eve the
18th in the old M. E. church which is
now being used as hall and will serve
supper in the rooms over Reiff's
store. The money raised will be used
to buy the pews in the M. e. chcrch.
AS this is the first thing the Catholics
have had for several years it is hop
ed that it will be we'll patronized.
Miss Lizzie McNertney of Manila
is visiting at her home here.
Henry Asmus and Miss Anna Prosch
were married in Denison Wednesday
of this week. Particulars are not a.
valuable, but all Henry's friends here
wish him all the happiness possible
in his new life. He and his bride will
go to housekeeping on his fathers
farm north east of here.
Both Lutte Peterson and Fred Fred
rickson are able to be out again but
Fred still has to use crutches. They
are both fortunate that they escaped
so well.
The. young friends of Miss Bid Nc
Nertney gathered at her home Sunday
evening and gave her shower. She is
to be married this week.
Albert Stegeman and family were
surprised by their friends one evening
last week about Is couples going in
on them for social evening and they
surely had a good time from all re-
ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Switzer are
the latest ones to purchase a piano
and there are two very happy child
rem in their home.
Mr.. Harley Chase has sold his farm
to Mr.. Clarence O'Meara OF Dow City,
the deal being made through Jack
Welsh.
Charley Chase escaped from what
might have been a serious accident
last Thursday. He was working with
his gasoline engine when it caught
his jumper in some way and twisted
him up and gave him a kick in the
ribs before he could get to the batter
les and shut it off. He has been very
sore since but is very thankful that he
isn't nursing any broken bones.
Mr.. VIM. Pfannlinch had severe
Ae~oS
week and it was feared at first that
he would have to go to hospital, but
so far he is getting along very well
and may be able to escape an opera
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The picture show at the M. E. church
Saturday evening was well attended
and was surely very good indeed.
Mr.. Tom White and Ben Quathamer
have each offered to donate $50 to-
ward hall and it has been suggested
that the old church be moved away
from it's present location and turned
into a hall to be used by the township
for shows, dances and public meetings.
It should be easy to get up a little
stock company and should be a good
investment. We surely need a hall!
Mr.. J. r. Slater had fall on the
ice Saturday and bruised himself up
quite bit.
Quite a number of friends gathered
at the home of Frank Slater last We'd
nesday evening and had jolly social
evening.
Sidney Bonney from Jefferson Bar
acks Mo. that he likes life in the army
fine and expects to be sent to either
Galveston. Texas or Panama very
soon.
Sidney Bonney, write from Jeffer-
son Barracks, Mo-, that he likes life
in the army fine and expects to be
sent to either Galveston, Tex. or Pan
anna very soon.