The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-26
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.


The Misses Josephine and Eva
Smith, of Omaha. arrived Sunday for
weeks visit with their friend, Miss
Nora Finnigan.
Little Olindia Neubaum returned on
Sunday from delightful visit in Oma-
ha. She brought her friend, Grace
Finnigan, home with her for few
days visit.
Mrs. George Hester and granddaugh
ter, Miss Passman, went to Manila on
Monday to visit relatives for few
days. Miss Passman left for her home
in Des Moines from there. 81.
Bernard Finnigan, from Denison,
was an over Sunday visitor at home.
Mrs. Otto Rath and little daughter
went to Sioux City Tuesday for a visit
with Grandpa and Grandma Arndt.
Mrs. Daisy Smith, of Omaha, visited
her brother. Perry Showers. and fam
lily last week, returning home Wednes-
day.
Miss Lizzie McNertney, of Manila,
is visiting her parents for a few days.
Otto Waite and son, Ralph, went to
Sioux City Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Stahl is now great grand
mother to small boy who arrived last
week at the home Of Mrs. Chas. Ahlcrs
at Arlington Heights, III. Mrs. Ahlers
was born in this vicinity and is the
daughter of Mrs. Fred Myers. OF whom
Mrs. Stahl is the mother Great Grand
ma Stahl wears her new honors very
proudly and gracefully.
J. r. Slater went to Omaha Saturday
to visit his son, Roy, and family.
The kensington club has adjourned
until the first Thursday in September
owing to the intensely hot weather.
Little Joe McNertney was quite sick
Sunday from eating ice cream, peanuts,
etc. Little folks must be careful this
hot weather. Especially look out for
green apples as their turn is next.
Mr. Goettsch has the contract to fur
nish the interior OF the new stores.
Friday Mrs. Daniel Hemphill return.
ed from weeks visit with relatives in
South Dakota and Sioux City. .l ..
Tho dance here Thursday was only
fairly we'll ATTENDED, there being one
in Dow City the same evening. The
Woodbine band furnished the music.
Albert Peterson has sold his thresh
ing machine to Jay Thompson. Albert
says he will buy a new one.
Joe Bogles, of Earring, is the new
auto mechanic at Mr.. Neubaum's
garage. .
Miss Tate, the trained nurse who has
been taking care of Mr.. Tom White
since his accident, had to leave Satur-
day evening for Des Moines to take the
state examination as she recently grad
uated in Sioux City from a hospital.
Sidney Bonney writes from the Mex.
ican border that his company leave on
Monday for hike" into New Mexico,
where they will camp % miles from
the nearest town for rifle practice. He
writes his parents not to expect to hear
from his for from ten days to two
weeks as they will be out Of commune
strenuous life our soldiers lead most
of the time.
DR.. Tom c. Bonney writes from Alb.
erdeen, S. D.. that he has successfully
passed the state examination of South
Dakota and is now fully entitled TO
practice dentistry any place. in that
state. Tom was reared to manhood in
Buck Grove. and has many friends who
will be glad to hear of his success.
H. G. Neubaum and family attended
a church picnic in the grove near Den.
ison Sunday.
Our town was nearly deserted Sun
day, so many going to Lake View to en-.
JOY an outing. Among those who were
so fortunate were Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Asmus. S. ]. Reiff and family. who took
with them Mrs. George Hester, Daniel
Henphill and family, Louie Arndt and
wife, who took with them Mrs. Jasper
Hahn. Frank Hahn and wife with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brewster, and Ed Paul.
son and family. It goes without say.
ing that they had a splendid time and
were the envy of their less fortunate
friends who had to swelter in the
town that extremely hot day.
The X. X. X. have been taking lit
tie vacation from their club meetings,
but areHnow talking Of starting again