The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS
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Frank Slater, Jess Lorenzen ant
Elpn Stegeman went to Dow City OF
Tuesday with two car loads of cattle
Peter Lakus, Jr, is in an Omaha
hospital recovering from an opera
tion.
Godfrey Brandle became the owner
last week of the NJ. ~ Scott farm
4 consideration not given out
Nearly everyone in this vicinity
spent one or more days at the Arion
fair, and Judging from the number OF
people it must have been financial
success, and the weather was Ger
tainly ideal
Thomas White, Jr., of Sioux City
was an over Sunday visitor with rel
atives here.
The largest audience since the NOV
ing picture show started here in
Buck Grove attended the last scene
of the "Iron Claw" Saturday night
The town streets were lined with au'
tomobiles and one would wonder
where the people all came from. Az
ter the show the young folks had
some fun charivaring a couple of our
Young people who were married last
week and who autoed into town that
evening.
Joe Shields returned last week
from q trip to Virginia. He was in
the west central part and says he
saw some fine fruit land there and
lovely scenery, but it didn't compare
very favorably with good old Iowa
from an agricultural standpoint. Mr..
Shields did not buy but will remain
here and farm where he is at present
on tkesOld Faulkner place near town
Hillie Newman is in Nebraska look
Ing after his farming land in that
section. His lease en- the barber shop
here having expired. he will seek an
other location.
Our restaurant is again vacant. Mr..
and Mrs HUFF vacated it last week
and returned to Dunlap. Mr.. Huff
also gave up his job at the Fairmont
creamery and Ernest Stegeman is
again in charge.
Harm Hulsebns was a town caller
last week and renewed his acquailt-
ance with DR.. BOnney, whom he u-cl
fance
80 ! HOoc WLcICSLcu Ill LlIc INeu SIOSS
movement are requested to meet at
the Methodist church Thursday after
noon of this week at 2:3O. Some
ladies from Denison will be present
and assist in organizing. This is a
noble purpose and should appeal to
everybody. This is not a religious,
or social organization, is not
confined to any race or creed. but in
cludes eyerybody wishing to help in |
special service to the country at this
time.
Nick Angel, a Greek workman on |
the section here, was drafted but as !
he didn't wish TO serve he was re-
leased, being an alien, so he is back |
on his job, we'll contentel
Fritz Olsen is PAINTING and fixing |
up bis pool hall and former barber
at that time signifinse and WIZ have
d no reference to. :slness when COM i
S52, some .of-~t
ere t.k.a.ier returned Friday eve
~sa. He was called home to attend |
he funeral of his grandfather.
4 Mrs. Bert Walworth entertained
her relatives here at fine dinner at
her home Sunday in honor OF her
mother, Mrs. Jasper Hahn, who is Wis.
ting here from Dalton, Neb.
The Misses Alice and Margaret
Gfeder have returned from visit to
The state fair and they also visited
relatives In other parts of the state.
4 Last "Wednesday August Hamann,
1r., OF Denison, and Miss Amanda
Rose, of Buck Grove, were united in
at the Lutheran parsonage
in Den1son at 10 o'clock in the |
morning, Rev. Frese officiating. These
young people are we'll and favorably |
known In this vicinity and q host of
friends offer good wishes and con.
to them in their new re.
lation. They will be at home to their
friends on his fathers farm which |
he will manage.
Mrs. John Weller and some OF the |
family went by auto Sunday to Ma
nilla to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John Neu-
mann. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beerman and Mr..
and Mrs. W. A.. Beerman. They had |
q qdelightful time. l