The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07
BUCK GROVE ITEMS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Young went
to the hospital Thursday with one OF
their children, aged six years, to be
operated upon for appendicitis. This
is the second child in their family to
be afflicted. ...--t.
Thomas Magnon, Of Council Bluffs
came Thursday@for short visit and
to transact some business leaving on
Friday morning.
~ B. Nicklas, Of Omaha, Neb, was
aSsljusiHess visitor here Friday. He
sSys he lis doing we'll there as he owns
al tailor shop, gas, plant, and has a
real estate Office, enough business to
-Four community .swas very mucl,
shockedFto hear Of The sudden death
81 Mrs. Albert Carlson which occurr-
ed in the Balle-BrodersenH store In
Denison Saturday evening, ~
MRS. Carlson and. family have lived
Several years near Buck Grove and
it is with regret that their friends
heard they were going to Canada to
live. Mr.. Carlson and son had already
gone with their stock and household
goods. While Mrs. Carlson, son Fran
els, and two daughters were staying
with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Smith, near
Denison, until their goods had reached
their destination in Canada, Mrs.
Carlson and Mrs. Smith were shop
ping in Denison Saturday and when
crossing the street, Mrs. Carlson said
to Mrs. Smith ooh, have an awful
pain in my side.'$$ They immediately
went into Balle-Brodersen's store
to rest. They We're scarcely seated
when Mrs. Carlson said. II feel as If
am going to faint" and with these
words she laid her head over on one
Side and died.h,ssIt was q great, shock
to this community as well az to- the
Immediate family who have the deep
sympathy of all. Mr.. Carlson arrived
Oh Saturday evening, having been tele.
&4aphed for, and the funeral 1serNdes
We're held Tuesday at Denfson Cath
Qtic church of which church Mrs. Carl
son was alwayssa deyotefm enber and
the remains were laid to rest in the
cemetery of that place. Mrs. Carl:
son leaves a devoted husband, two
sons and two daughters, to mourn her
loss. besides brother and a couple
OF sisters. ,-E.. -
III. H. Furne has been packed up and
ready to move to Minnesota for a week
now but has 50 far been unable to
get car, which is very unsatisfac-
tory position to be in as he had to give
UP the house March list.
About fifty people were: over to
Buck Grove from Manila to spend
Sunday. 800
Miss Mary Mahoney, of Kenwood,
visited friends and attended church
here Sunday. 81
There was not hitching room in town
Sunday and it seems as il the good
cid times are coming back. 7,
$:sMrs. Blair McCord and 'sister:in-law
and babe, were Buck Grove callers
Saturday on their way for a visit
with Merl Fish nd.family. -.
sSMr. Earl Mallory, of Redfield, S. D.,
came Saturday fora weeks visit. He
lisa guest of the j. p. Walsh family.
sMany friends of Mrs. Carlson from
lure attended. heF@funera Ans Deisoil
Tuesday. ~ ri ~ sys ~ g., :
MRS. J. P. Walsh has been quite i'll
with bad sore throat for about a
week but is able to be about again.
sJohn. Cole and family have moved
over to a farm near Denison. Little
Marjofy is staying with her grandma
Hester, until the family get settled.
Mrs. George Hester has been prac-
titaliy laid up with lurhbago for sew
eral, days but is we'll again.
The K. x. X. Club had their usual
pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs.
Daniel Hemphill last Wednesday. It
was fine day and a good time was
reported. Mrs. Fred Bean, of Dow
City, was present from out of town.
The Misses Nellie and Gladys Welsh
were Denison visitors Saturday.
Fred Bean, of Dow City, was shak-
ing. hands with old friends on our
streets Wednesday afternoon.
Fred Weatherby has returned from
a trip to Des Moines. ~ ....,.