The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-05
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.
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Considering the roads in this part
Of the county, every farmer should
write to their congressman and sem
ators to work for better highways.
II start were made with post roads,
the rest would soon come. 81,
Thomas White ST. is seriously H..
with a complication of heart and kid
ney trouble. As Mr.. White is over
eighty years old, it makes the case
more serious. #a
There has been some complaint on
the irregularity of the mails on the
rural route recently. But if each
patron had to drive rs miles every day
over the roads we have been having,
they would have little to- say. Car
rier Docherty of this place carried the
mail until his mail wagon was total
wreck and he was so shaken up that
the doctor ordered him to quit for a
few weeks or he would be in such
shape that he couldn't travel at all.
The bill is now ready for the Presi-
dents signature appropriating $780,
100000 for roads. We may hope to
see better conditions.
Sidney Bonney, wife and baby left
Tuesday morning for Ft. Dodge, Iowa
to VISIT his sister, Bernice and fam
lily. From there they will go to Aber-
deem s. Oak. to visit his brother, Doc
tor Tom From there they expect to
60 home to Ell Pas0, Texas by way
of Salt Lake City and Kansas City,
stopping day or two in each place.
Sidney is taking a much needed rest
FOL 11Iting q
vate citizen again. s-....
There are more changes than usual
in this vicinity this spring and the
awful roads have made moving ex-
tremely difficult. ... .s..
Mr.. Herbert Docherty has moved on
the old Faulkner place which he re-
Gently purchased from Mrs. Lessie
Sullivan. Joe Shields has moved to
a farm near Denison which he pur-
chased several months ago.
The place John thinner was on has
been sold and he will move on the
farm where Takers has been. Lakers
Is moving to another place.
Merl Fish has gone to Dunlap and
Mr.. Harder moves in where Fish was
and will farm the Kepford place this
year. ...T
Mr.. Calderwood has moved to
farm near DenisOn on route No. 5.
b. Brun goes to the H. Beerman
place.
Paul Schwanz will farm the Wealth
erby place this year and has already
moved. Glen Hemphill and family
family moved into the Scnwanz resi-
dence here in town which he re-
Gently purchased.
Mr.. j. Peterson of Denis0n is going
to 3be our new blacksmith here and
will move on the old Hahn place
near town, recently vacated by H.
Docherty. AL
one Of the Albert stegemann babies
has a slight attack of pneumonia.
Wednesday Mrs. G. Daughenbaugh
left for Des Moines for a visit, with
her daughter.
@ Mrs. Tom Kane who has been quite
i'll for some time is very much I'M
proved, which is good news for her
many friends. J..-.
.stMr. Andrew Anderson and family
are all nearly settled in the section
house and Andrew is hard at work. 1t
keeps him busy inspecting tracks
these days. .-r.,
Mr.. June Slater is visiting here
from Omaha. He is suffering with a
bad sore throat. al 5.ss.
Mr.. Will Reinwaldt is carrying the
mail temporarily until Mr.. DocIerty
feels able to take the work up again.
Mr.. Robert Docherty has gone to
Dow City, Iowa where he will oper-
ate a creamery for Nicholson Bros. Of
Dcnison. Mr.. Docherty would have
remained here could he have found
some place to live. but there are no
houses for rent in or near Buck
Grove. .tE
Mr.. Ford Olsen returned from
trip to Sioux City Thursday evening.
Miss Hanna Louis Of Defiance is