The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-11
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS
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Don't forget the moving picture
show at the NJ. e. church Saturday
night. Fine new films and hops to
have music with same. Everybody
come and forget all worry and enjoy
| the fun. Git
| Mrs. H. G. Neighbor and daughter.
| Mrs. Vettel, and two children, from
Bismarck, N. d. are guests of Mrs. M.
Newman at her home northeast OF
town. Mrs. Neighbor is sister OF
Mrs. Newman.
Mrs. Otto Waite went to Sioux City
Tuesday and returned Wednesday,
! bringing her husband with her. Mr..
| Waite is recovering from an operation
for appendicitis which was performed
at a Sioux City hospital. He is get
ting along fine, which is good news to
his many friends.
| Miss Ann Griffin has been visiting
few days at home from Council
| Bluffs.
Notice received from Leon Bicknell,
stork February Sd. A dear little baby
| boy was the result Of the visit and
they have named him Leonard Fran
els. Leon was born and grew to young
manhood here in Buck Grove and his
many friends will rejoice with him in
his good fortune
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Gloe shipped
load of stock and household goods,
Monday to Dell Rapids, S. D. Joe
thinner went with the car to
look after the stock Marx and Eura
left Tuesday for their future home on
his fathers farm near Dell Rapids
| Fred Frederickson and Lutte Peter
sen met with bad accident Thursday.
| They were at work on building on
one of the lots Lutte recently purchas-
ed when the scaffold gave way and
both were precipitated to the ground.
Lutte escaped with an injured knee but
Fred splintered bone in his ankle.
Both are under doctors care and are
doing as we'll as could be expected.
! Will Schroeder is nurse and the boys
say he is good one. 1t was bad fall
and might have been so much worse
that all concerned feel thankful that
things are as they are.
| Dean Hahn is staying with his sister,
Mrs. Mae Walworth while Bert is in
Denison serving on the petit jury.
Elmer Polzien is taking the balance
of his yearly vacation and Albert
Stegeman will carry the mail for him
on the route three days commencing
Monday
Mrs. Mike KAN who is in Council
Bluffs hospital, sends back favorable
| Cho on6 tho
doctors in charge say they can cure
her entirely, but it will take some
time.
Mr.. Fred Block and Miss Emma
Loeve were quietly married last Tues
day afternoon at the brides home
here by Rev. Frese of Denison. That
evening they were treated to chivarii
about 40 gathering at the house and
making life a burden to Fred until he
put up the treats which he did gener-
ously and all went away happy. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Block are staying with
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Loeve temporarily.
They will soon move on to Mr. Loeve's
farm which they have rented for the
coming year The good wishes of a
large number of friends follow them
in their new life together.
Tom Bonney writes from Chicago
that he has been released from the
hospital and is again in college hard
at work making up for lost time. He
says he is feeling fine.
A meeting of the ladies at the Cath
Ole church Sunday afternoon result
ed in a decision to have dance in
the old M. e. church Wednesday ev-
ening, February 10, in order to buy
the pews that belonged to the M. E.
church here. 1t cannot be announced
for certainty at this time as there
seems to be some objection to using
that building for dances but if the
embargo is lifted the dance will be
held at that time and supper served
in the rooms above Mr.. Reiffs store.
The ladies of the congregation will
all be expected to bake up a lot of
as much as they can. These peWs are
very nice and can be bought right. If
they can't have a dance then social
| will be in order so be ready for some
thing doing Wed. night, Feb. IS. Don't
forget the date!
Little Leonard McNertney is quite
| i'll with a severe cold.
| Little Ahart Neubaum is taking his
turn with chicken pox. His sister,
Linda, has just recovered from the
same trouble.
Mr.. G. Daily, who is working for
Chas Chase, is expecting his family to
| arrived soon.
arrive soon.
Mr.. August Deconic of near Denison
| with Miss Bridge McNertney spent
Sunday with Mayor Finnigan and fam
| lily.
Another wedding is scheduled for
| this week, particulars in next issue.
The railroads say it will take twenty
years to get rid of wooden coaches,
though they are doing their best to
smash them up as rapidly as possible.