The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-12

BUCK GROVE items. !


7 BUCK GROVE ITEMS. I
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Mrs, Ed LANCER and daughter. Gar
, net, visited at the home of her sister
Mrs. Thee. HULL, several days las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Peterson, o.
Manila, were, over Sunday guests q
Floral Hill farm. the home OF John
Kepford and family.
* Miss Bessie Lutts has resumed hel
school duties after weeks vacation
Mrs. Thee. Knhl has beth q .fStin!l
Of the CRIME fora fews,i:iaylh h9sia
somewhat Better. Z ,s#s
Melvin Tillett, of Manila. visited
q few days with his uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. John kepford.
I. Kuhl and wife We're entertained
at the Otto Rath home Thursday
Mr.. Harvey Hamers isesfck st:eis
hospital in Carroll due to over excite.
lnent at our big fire.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kepford and MIR.
i. and Mrs. Marx Gloe were guests
Thursday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan WingIove. IA vi s..
Mr.. Charles Gillette has sold out
his business interests to Ben Quath:
amer. He has not yet decided where
he will 60. = as , .4 &
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Goe after. an
extended yisit.with Mrs. Gloess \ par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford. left
Tuesday for their home. in Dell, Rap
ids, s. D., stopping In Denison. for a
visit with their uncle. Dr.. Robinson,
and family, and from there to Schal:
Ter to visit another uncle. Harry Gloe,
before reaching home. ,.5.
The Kensington club We're to meet
: at Mrs. ,McNertney's Thursday hut the
members were too excited over the
big fire to think Of goipg, besides
both grocery stores were burned ind
it was . poor chance to get anything
to eat. ~ y. Al. a ". y :, ~.
Mr.. Norris .Mallert, OF Redfield, 5.
D., visited from Saturday night pltil
Sunday evening at tie Welsh home
Mr.. A. L. Brewer, who recently. NOV
e:l into rooms over the Reiff & Ha-
mers' store was q heavy loser In the
fire last Wednesday,, as he and his
family were away, and all their house
hold goods were burned. Mr.. Brewer
lately met with an accident and lis In
g. hospital In Omaha, where he had to
have an eye taken out: His family is
visiting relatives somewhere in Ne.
braska. 1t is not yet known here
whether they know Of their loss.
Mr.. Reiff has opened UP for bus
mess in. small way in the furniture
room Of the Hardware. store, which
Mr.. Quathafner kindly rented to him,
moving the furniture up stairs. MI.
Ref will erect Q temporary building;
at once and in the spring will erect a
fine brick or cement building.
Herman Nelbaiim Is selling soft
drinks at his old place Of business
and has permitted Mr.. Anderson t01
put III his barber chair where he is az
present.
The council held q meeting right at
ter the flrc and passed an ordinance
establishing ! fire limit inside of
which only brick or cement buildings
will be allowed. 4. 's5 1'.. 8
Mr.. G. Evans, OF Idaho, was town
visitor Wednesday and took dinner
with DR.. and Mrs B6nney.
J. Z. Slater is thinking Of taking e
trip to Colorado. y has been Aft9I
years since lie was there.
It is now strongly urged that some
one build h a haIl asFone Of the new
buildings soon to- be erected. It used
to pay years ago and Il might be sei
good investments.Aow.e s' fs5st
Plans are under way for several
new buildings. Mr.. Olson cnntemplates
putting up building with q barber
shop and pool hall In the basement,
and restaurant on the ground floor.
Dr.. and Mrs. Honey and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harold Henderson were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Joe Drcwstersat al
supper Sunday and spent q very pleas.l
ant evening.
1t is worthy of note that during the
fire Wednesday. in which, large por
ton of our town was destroy ed. there
were 800 men. at work \ not itosmentionl
the many women who tried to help:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn ;aatoed 70
Denison Saturday.
Max and Rex 31ofatt. of Denison,
spent Sunday WITH thoir aunt Mrs:f
Hahn. They autoed to, Dehis0n Sunday
afternoon, and Bernard Finnegah,
Foster Hahn and Glenn ;Hemphiu went
with them AZ far as Arion.
Miss Tillie Arndt. Of Denison, SPENT
Sunday with her brother, Louie, and
family.