The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
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lila were over Sunday visitors at his
fathers, Mr.. Wayne, and Saturday
night they received the attention of 6
regular old fashioned charivari party
Tom was going to let them have the
fun all to themselves and wouldn't
unlock the door, but when his brother
Bernard by the aid of a ladder sue
ceeded in prying open window Tom
thought better of the matter and sur
rendered the treats and the crowd
went away happy
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fry were also
chiyaried one evening last week as
were also Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Gloe
When they returned from their wed
ding trip. The victims all seemed to
enjoy it. and the young folks about
town certainly had a good time.
Ben Arenholtz of Cornica, S. D. has
been visiting his brother, Gene Aren
holtZ for few days.
Mr.. E. CS. Wood, brother-in-law oil
Mr.. M. N. Scott, who has been visiting
here and at other places, left Satur
day for his home in New Mexico.
Mr.. Asmussen's baby boy has beer
quite sick for few days, but is gett
ing better.
Messrs. Olsen and Block report that
during the past eleven months they
have shipped seventy two car loads
of stock and it was bad year too
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fry left Fri
day for their home on the farm north
east of here after short honeymoon
trip. They visited few days with
Fritz Olsen and wife, the former home
of the bride and have now settled
down to housekeeping.
There is another wedding stated
for this week and two for next week
The little Dan Cupid has been very
busy in our little town this winter.
A surprise dance was given at the
home of Joe Shield Monday night
These estimable people moved the
next day to farm north east of here
and will be as near Denison as here
but say they will stick to little Buck
Grove as their trading point.
Miss Nellie Welsh entertained a
young lad friend from Vail from Fri
day evening until Monday morning.
Word was received from Chicago
that Tom Bonney who has been in
the hospital for several weeks with
diptheria and scarlet fever has at last
been released as cured. Tom says he
feels fine, has made a god recovery
and so far has suffered no disastrous
results. His eyes and ear are O. X.
which is very good for scarlet fever
as it is apt to attack one or the other
of those organs and leave them weak
for life.
H. S. Bonney has joined the U. S.
army and so is still working for Uncle
Sam. Sidney has joined as barber
to the army and as the U. S. army is
short on ones in that trade he will
make a good thing out of it. The
army furnishes board, clothes and
medical attendance and transporta-
ton free and pays the regular SOL
diers SIS month. Sidney gets all
of the above and BARRIERS wages be-
sides which will net him about sixty
five dollars month in cash and all
needfuls furnished. AS Sidney grew
to manhood in Buck Grove his friends
will be pleased to hear that he has
done so we'll. Sidney hopes to see
the Philippians, Hawiian Is. and var
ious other foreign points at Uncle
Sans expense.
Hattie Macumber was in Manila
between trains Saturday.
George Macumber came from Man
lila Saturday and visited until Mon
day with Elmer POLLEN and wife.
Albert Stegeman delivered mail on
the rural route Saturday while Elmer
went to Denison to see doctor.
John Kepford and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marx Gloe were invited guests
to the Milo Kelly home at Arion Mon
day.
Mr.. Detlef Petersen's baby is quite
sick with pneumonia
The picture show at the M. f. church
was well attended last Saturday even
ing. 1t was sure good and every
body went home we'll pleased.
Fred Fredricksen has sold his lots
recently purchased, to Lutte Petersen,
also his tkreshing machine.