The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-03
BUCK GROVE
HOLDS MEETING
Sunday Evening at Buck Grove Oevot
ed to Red Cross-Speakers From
Oenison in Attendance.
$451 RAISED IN A SHORT TIME
Daniel hemphiII Made Treasurer
Buck Grove Will Make Good in
.-E a'.' the New Undertaking.

Daniel hemphill Made Treasurer
Buck Grove viii Make Good in
~, ~. the New Undertaking.
The Red Cross meeting as adver
tised was held In the Buck Grove hall
Sunday evening. The attendance was
not as large as we hoped and expected
it. would be. but they made up in en-
thusiasm what they lacked in num-
bers. Tho meeting was addressed by
Mrs. Porter, Mrs. SERVER and Judge
Conner, all of DenisOn. The talks
were all very interesting and gave
many better idea of the Red Cross
work than was had before, and Judge
Conner spoke to such good purpose
that the fine sum OF $45l has been sub
scribed to the Red Cross fund. The
society for Buck Grove was organ
lied with Mrs. II. L. Chase as chair
man; Mrs. Bonney, vice president:
Jay Hemphill, secretary, and Daniel
HelnphSll, treasurer. We arc very
grateful indeed to the speakers for
their great assistance in helping to
organize and also for their generous
donations as we'll Mr.. Raymond Con-
ner of the Denison Review was pres
sent and in the name of the paper al
so made a donation which was also
thankfully received 1t is now up to
Buck Grove to make good and get
busy with work for tho soldiers. Let
all who can turn out next Thursday
at the Union Sunday school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Welsh were
Council Bluffs visitors last week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Nc
Mullen. They found their old friends
we'll, prosperous and happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William thinner, of
MissOula, Mont, are busy visiting rel
atives and friends here for few
weeks. They arrived Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles thinner enter
tanned large company Of friends at
their pleasant country home last Sun
day complimentary to their son, Will
lam. and wife, who are visiting them.
The Misses Elizabeth and Mary Zim-
mer also came home to spend the
day. Miss Mary is a stcnogra phcr i'll
Omaha and Miss Lizzie attending a
boarding school in Carroll. Among
those present were Thomas Ahart
and family, and also their daughter.
Mrs. Colby; Mr. and Mrs. Jol,annsen
Bnd family and Mrs. Bonney. All
spent a very enjoyable time to say,
nothing Of the fine auto ride out into
The country and back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hulsebus receiv-
I'D visit from the stork last Satur'
lay, September Goth. and the dear old
bird left them baby boy.
Earl Mallery, of Rcdfield. S. d.,
spcnt few days last week at the J.
P, Welsh home.
Mrs. Earl Chase has returned from
a few days visit at Dunlap.
Miss Nellie Wclsh and brother,
Claude, with Earl Mallory. visited in
Sioux. City with relatives. from Satur-
LAY morning until Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Marx Gloc autoed
from Dell Rapids, S. d., Sunday to
visit with MIR. and Mrs. John Kepfortl
Tor few days.
The Red Cross meeting was not
very we'll attended last Thursday, but
We hope it will be better this week.
The ladies' are busy knitting and are
getting quite a bit accomplished. We
hope that later more of the ladies' will
join US and do their bit.
Mrs. Mike Kane has sold her farm
to Dennis Griffin and will move soon
W uniop, "ACAS ohC noo pui NAo"o"
a fine modern home. We all feel sor-
ny to lose Mrs. Kane. She is one of
the very Oldest settlers Of this place
aud will surely be sadly missed.
For the accommodation of the pub
Il, justice Of the peace and will so
serve all desiring his services.
Monday morning Dan Hcmphill
= oHn nd tr;v IN No nj kc,
to see about shipping some cattle.
somewhere in France was received on
Monday. He says he is now where
he expects to soon SEQ the kaiser or
ut least hear him.
Mrs. Jasper Hahn left Monday after
noon for her home at Dalton. Neb.. az
ter several weeks visit with rela-
tives here. Her son, Foster: went
with her for q visit. = " ''' '' at.
William Bertram. ST., from Idaho.
is here on visit. He likes the eli
mate out west fine, but lie says for
farming he has seen nothing that
could come up to Iowa.
Fred o. Bean sold his farm last
week to Mr.. O'Brien for $2l5 per
acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn spent
Sunday as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Walworth IN the country.
Mrs. David Weatherby left Thurs
day for Boise, Idaho, called to the
bedside OF her sister, Mrs. Laughlin,
who met with a serious accident in
that city She was crossing street
when bicycle ran into her and she
a broken arm and hip. The
doctor says she will be a cripple for
life II she RECEIVERS. The. many
friends OF Mrs Weatherby sympa-
thize with her deeply at this time.
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