The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-25
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS

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Henry Asmus, little son ran sliv
err in his foot one day last week, max
ing very painful little wound.
John thinner and wife welcomed
O baby girl to their hearts and home
last Thursday. She arrived on the
winds OF the blizzard.
Our new butcher, Mr.. Vallstadt, has
his place we'll under way and will
probably be ready for business the
end OF this week. He is being assist
ed by all the able bodied men in town
The men living in tent on Franz
Hams lots found life pretty chilly
during Jour blizzard last week and
we're fortunate in getting an oil stove
for temporary use. =
MI. ]. B. Nicklos, proprietor OF the
new store, has arrived and Is busy
getting goods in, place and will soon
be ready for business. &
Hemphill and Hams have shipped
in q car load Of potatoes and expect
to be able to take care of their pat.
rons in that line this winter.
Mrs. Jasper Hahn entertained the X.
X. X. at her home last Wednesday
and as usual very pleasant social
time and fine supper was enjoyed.
Uncle Tom White, as he is familiar
" called, is improving right along
and as he gets used to his clutches
gets about better all the time and he
now thinks that some day he can
throw away the crutches and walk
again which is good news p his
friends. @,r "E -.
MRS. John Kepford apa sister, Miss
Etheltine Tillett left Monday for q
months visit with their sister. Mrs.
Wharton, in Ealifornia. Mr.. Kepford
expects to follow them in q few weeks.
Robert Smith, an old resident. Wis.,
tied here last week from Minnesota.
He says that crops are good up there
and land rents for $3.50 an acre.
Mrs. Alex McCOrd, from near De
fiance, visited q short time here Sam.
day on her way ito Denison. S...oF
Mrs. C. Stahl IS reported to be- re-
covering nicely from her late illness.
Louie Arndt had a finger very badly
crushed while putting in, pump at
Frank Hams place. He Is now tax
ing forced vacation.
Fred Frederickson having sold his
property says he will spend the win
Ter here but has no idea what he will
do next year. 49,,
Notwithstanding the bad weather.
the entertainments at our new hail
are largely attended, showing that
our people appreciate the privilege
which was so long denied them.
No coal in town while Mr. Asmus
has five car loads on the way and has
had for weeks. 1t is hoped that no
more billiards. will strike us under
these circumstances.
w. l.. Morton and wife, took dinner
with DR.. and Mrs. Bonney Sunday:
J. Sonferling, of Nebraska. is visit
ing with George thinner for few
days. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Burman went
to- Sioux City Tuesday where Mrs.
Burman underwent an operation We'd
nesday and is still in the hospital. Mr.:
Burman. returned home Thursday ana
saws his wife is getting along as we'll
as can be expected.
Mrs Herbert Docherty left Monday |
for q two weeks visit with relatives IN
Kansas"
Miss Nellie Welsh was Dow City |
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus DeConnick. from
near Denison visited with Mrs. NC |
Nertney Thursday and Mrs. DeCon.
nick's sister, Marie McNertney went
home with them for a short visit.
Miss Edna Fisher of Denison was
guest OF Mrs. Jasper Hahn and family
from Saturday until Sunday afternoon.
]. J. Finnigan went to Manila Sat
urday for an over Sunday visit with I
his friend, Frank Knott.
Dean Hahn and Glenn Hemphill Wis
tied friends in Denison over Sunday.
Mr. Henry Guinotte. of Omaha, was
a guest at the Finnigan home from
Saturday until Monday.
Lawrence McNertney, of Manila.
spent Sunday at his home here.