The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

| MrS. QUO fdtn is somewhat unQel
the weather these days. Her many
friends trust it will not prove serious
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Brewster enter
tanned friends from Clearwater, Neb.
for few days last week.
Paul Screenings sale Wednesday
was we'll attended and from a fnan
cial point of view was bowling sue
cess. as the general verdict was thai
everything sold we'll.
Mrs. Kahl, from near Deloit, visited
her son-in-law, Thomas A. Clinton
last week from Saturday until Tues
day.
Lee VIM and family were Denison
visitors Tuesday.
Hoyt Cooper, who has been teach
ing the Cnarles thinner school, has
left for Minnesota, where he has &C.
cepted a position in high school. A
Mr.. Harold Marten, from Omaha, has
taken his place as teacher here
Elmer Polzein and wife autoed to
Denison tuesday.
Bernard Finnegan was an Omaha
visitor the fore part of the week, re.
turning home Thursday.
John Haines, from Fancy Prairie,
Ill.,, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Adolph
Peterson, and fanny.
Hams orchestra played at Ricketts,
for dance Saturday evening. The
weather was so fine that they went
across country by auto, and got
caught in the snow storm before they
left Ricketts,, but got home o. K.
Frank Stewart sold his farm last
week, consideration $107 per acre
There is considerable rough land on
this place, so it didn't sell as high
as most land around here. Mr.. Stew
art will remain on the farm the com
ing season.
Mrs. Fred Downs, of Crofton, Neb.
is here visiting with her sister, Mrs
Adolph Peterson, and family.
The many friends in this section OF
Mrs. Lutte Tillett will be sorry to hear
that she slipped and fell while step
ping out of her back door and broke
her limb just above the ankle. Mrs
Tillett now lives in South Dakota and
will be laid up at least six weeks il
no complications set in. The acct
dent happened last Friday.
Thomas Finnegan and Margaret
Berger will be married Wednesday OF
this week at Arcadia. The banns
We're announced Sunday.
Fl. G.. Neubaum has been filling his
ice house, having put away two cal
loads so far.
Little Linda Neubaum was sick Sun
day and required the services of
doctor, but is all right now.
Paul Schoening and family moved
| to town Thursday and are occupying
their house recently purchased from
Lutte Peterson. They are busy get
ing ready to paper and otherwise fix
ing up.
Fred Fredricksen ha sbought some
lots back of Welsh's blacksmith shoE
and will erect some sheds to protect
his machinery Why don't you builG
a house or two to rent, Fred?
Otto Waite was operated on Sunday
at Sioux City hospital for append
citis. He has been troubled for some
time and finally decided to end the
| trouble. He is getting along all RICH,
so far.
house on the farm, getting ready fol
Mrs. Weatherby is papering the
their new tenant, Mr.. Bauer, from
near Manila.
Ben Quathamer and Paul Schoen
ing are invoicing the hardware stock
belonging to Ben Quathamer with g
view to Mr.. Schoening buying hall
the stock and forming a partnership
with Mr.. Quathamer.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Dan Lehan and Miss Anna Schiller
A party of young folks were royalty
entertained at the hospitable home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullen to dinner
and supper. Those who were so for
tunate as to attend were as follows
The Misses Joy Hemphill, Gladys
Welsh, Irene and Martha Quathamel
and Messrs. Glenn Hemphill. Law
renee McNertney, Leo Finnegan and
Walter Reiff The young folks had
a grand good time and think that Mrs
Mullen and daughter. Grace, are gen
ial hostesses ana royal good cooks.
The Lehan brothers bought -four
loads of cattle around in this vicinity
the past week
Miss Maud Noonan and Joe Slim
attended the dance at Defiance last
Thursday night.
Strange that the young people
Hny