The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-01

BUCK GROVE ITEMS
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Mrs. Jess Bennett and children re
turned to their home at Aberdeen or
Tuesday after several weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Griffin.
Mrs. Hans ASmus entertained a
number of her lady friends at tea one
evening last week in honor OF Mrs
Earl Hemphill.
Henry Hammer returned Wednesday
from a trip to Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Chase went to
Harlan Wednesday to attend the fair
The dance Friday night was very
enjoyable affair and we'll attended.
The music was fine and good order
maintained and all present report a
lovely time.
Mr.. Earl Hemphill and family have
returned to their home in South Da-
kota. They went in their new car.
Glenn Hemphll accompanied them
and will remain for short visit.
There has been some complaint rec
Gently about someone rifling fhe mail
boxes in the route. One party found
some OF his mail on a road that the
carrier never travels. 1t is states
prison offence to NEEDLE with the
mail.
G. w. Grief is suffering from ivy
poisoning, which is very painful as
well as disfiguring.
The Misses Jay Hemphill and Irene
Isnattramu went to Manila last week
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hahn. While there they went to the
Harlan fair, and altogether had the
time, of their lives, and are loud in
their praise of their host and hostess.
Mrs. Albert Hulsebus is. suffering
from an attack of pleurisy. /.
A rural route out of Jefferson has
been abandoned and Mr.. VIM. Ohio
Head was transferred from there to
here, his appointment to take effect
September LIST, but Mr.. Head has de-
clined the position. which leaves Mr..
John Noondan eligible, and he will pro
badly qualify as temporary carrier,
pending an appointment
Henry Hulsebus is about laid up
with an attack OF indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Arndt, Miss Lii
lie Arndt, and Herman Beerman re-
turned Saturday from an overland
trip to Sioux City, where they had
visiting a few days. They reported
more rain in that section than we
have had here.
Miss Nellie Welsh is expected home
from her Omaha visit soon. Mrs.
Byron Mcmillan is coming with her
for visit.
Doctor Bonney was a DenisOn yisi-
tor from Tuesday until Wednesday,.
w. l.. Marten was Sioux City visi-
tor on Sunday. tf }assss.
Albert Palzien. wife, and baby came
down from Sioux City on No. Sun
day morning for a few hours visit
with relatives. They returned home on
No.3 in the afternoon.
The little son of Marten McNertney
isl quite sick with an attack of bilious
indigestion. ~ .tt'
Heavy frost in this section Sunday
night. Damage at present unknown.
Mrs. Marx Gloe is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford. She
arrived from Fall Rapids S. d. Satur'
day evening.
MIR. Marten McNertney is working
at present in South Dakota. g..5
Foster l.. Hahn was an Arion visi'
tor Sunday.
A new ruling of the post office de-
partment: namely; that packages that
are $500 in value may be insured for
9 cents up to $500 S cents; $500, III
cents; and $4,000 is covered by ~
cent fee. The above goes into effect
September LIST.
Mrs. John Miller reports string OF
bad luck for this year so far. In The
early spring she lost nearly six hun
dred chickens, and lately had valua
BILE horse and four. cows killed with
clover bloat. That seems like quite a
bit more than one persons share Of
bad luck.
Miss Nellie Welsh returned Sunday
evening from a two weeks visit with
friends in Council Bluffs and Omaha
Mrs. Byron McMullen, of Council
Bluffs, accompanied her for , few
weeks visit. ~, ID
MIR: and Mrs. Hans Theis and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson
and +: family. Mr.. and Mrs. William nan
Theis, all of DenisOn, also Mr.. and
William Carstens, from near Buck
Grove spent Sunday, the guests OF