The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-31
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.



Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Reinhart of
Irwin, are guests at the William Hof-
finer home. Mrs. Reinhart and Mrs
Hoffneir are sisters.
Wednesday. May Oath, was the last
day OF school in district No. 7. Miss
Ella Kane, teacher. gave a picnic In
the grove not far from the school
house. There were oyer seventy PEG.
pie in attendance, ladies and gentle:
men, and all stayed all day. The lad
les brought all sorts of good things
to eat, and Miss Ella furnished ice
cream and lemonade. Everybody pres:
ent had royal good time and vote
of thanks is due the teacher for max
ing it possible.
The X. X. X, after a short vaca'
ton due to house cleaning resumed
their club meetings Thursday and
were royalty entertained at the pleas
ant country home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Peterson. An elegant lunch
was served and social time enjoyed
by all, to say nothing of the fine auto
rides to and from town, which was
a pleasant feature of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs Kramer. Of Charter
Oak were Buck Grove visitors Thurs.
day They came over in their auto
and returned home the same day.
Mr.. Brandes, of Chicago was bus.
mess caller in town Friday.
Friday Mrs Stephen Reiff had
birthday and she was reminded OF the
fact by party of friends walking In
on her at her home Friday night. The
ladies took a gift as remembrance
and although surprised! Mrs. Reifi
was equal to the occasion and served
a dainty lunch to her self-invited
guests. and all enjoyed very pleas
ant evening.
Mrs. A. F. Bonney will leave Friday
evening, June End. for Chicago. where
she will spend couple Of weeks and
attend the graduation Of her son Tom
who has finished his three years
course in dentistry and will soon be
eligible to the title of doctor.
Before returning home. Mrs. Bonney
will visit at Clinton and Cascade, la.
The first dance in the new garage
evening was grand success In every
building OF Mr.. Neubaum Saturday
way. It was beautiful evening and
the young folks came from all direc.
tions. 1t only goes to show how bad
~ a hall is needed here. About nine
ty were present.
Building on the new block has had
to be partly stopped for few days
owing to the lack Of brick.
joe Bauman and Claude Welsh
know how it feels to be thrown out
of an auto as they had that experience
last Saturday as they were going down
a hill south of town. A wheel broke
and they landed u(njured on the
ground. Lucky escape!
Mrs. Emma Weller has been in Den.
ison taking care of her sister Mrs.
Hans Thies. who has been quite i'll,
but is now better.
Monday Hannah Margant and Hen.
Try Weller motored over to Denison
after their mother. who returned With
them in the afternoon. .5a
&, Sunday DR.. Bonney went to Char:
ter Oak between trains to see the
air ship, and he reported q pleasant
afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Docherty came Friday to|
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Docherty.
She was joined by her husband, Mr..
Roy Docherty, who came over to visit
his parents. They returned to their
home in Omaha Sunday evening.
Roy Craig was Denison visitor
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. POLLEN are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Albert POLLEN in Morn
ing Side. Elmar will also consult q
specialist as he has been in poor
health for some time.
Mrs. w. L. Marian came Friday to
visit her husband. also her friends Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Mcclure.