The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-22
CHARTER OAK CHATS

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Rev. McEwen returned from Denison
Saturday.
Marie Barrett of Dunlap is the guest
of Ella Mcmahon.
Frank Shumaker Of Manning was an
Oak caller Friday.
Miss Finley of Sioux City is the
guest of Mrs. McVey.
Vie Psnnell visited last week with
Blanche Wise of Dow City.
Hattie Irwin is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Davis, on the Willow.
Edith Leeper is spending the week
at Grandpa Melodies near Dunlap.
Mrs. McNertney returned to her
home at Manila Sunday evening.
Father White of Dunlap visited with
Father Cooper the first of the week.
A. Mackay and wife visited the last
of the week with friends at Kenwood.
Mrs. G. W. Holmes returned Satur-
day evening from her visit at Sac City.
Blanche Wise Of Dow City was the
guest of Vie Pencil the first of the
week.
Mr.. Dose and family who lived in the
east part of town moved to Nebraska
last week.
81 tickets were sold ut this station
Sunday morning for the excursion to
Riverside.
p. ID. Mcmahon and sister, Ella, are
enjoying a visit with a cousin from
Des Moines.
Josie Dubois returned Friday from
an extended visit at the home of her
brother at S%mithland.
Father Cooper and Father White of
Dunlap went to Dubuque Monday and
will remain during the week.
Mrs. Criswell of Denison visited
friends at the Oak last week. o. M.
came over to spend the Sabbath here.
An open air concert given by a COM
pany advertising "Kickapoo Indian
remedies was on our streets Monday
night.
Isaac Mills OF Manila came here Sat
urday and will make his home with his
son Joe. Geo. Mills came up with him
returning in the evening.
The school house is being put in re-
pairs ready for the children September
4. About 800 foot of slate blackboard
has been put up this season.
u. G. Thomas and family of Denison
visited Sunday at b. vollertsoons and
brought Mr.. Vollertson over to stay
with her son. Barney and family for
awhile.
Mi. Shreve and Earl came from Gid.
dento spend Sunday at home, Earl and
Ruben Kisdesel, whofhad been visiting
at Glidden a few weeks. rode over on.
their wheels.
MI. Seagrave Of Denison who bought
an interest in the Charter Oak mills
was looking up a residence Saturday
and we understand will move into Mrs.
Levalles house on second avenue.
Mrs. J.P. Thompson and daughters,
Goldie and Minnie, went 10 Omaha
Monday where they will meet Sylvia
who has been visiting at Hebron, Neb4
and j. p. who has been travelling
through the west for a few weeks.
Mt. Johannes Riessen and wife are
having more than their share of trouble
two weeks ago the oldest of their
three children died, a second one was
taken Sunday and the third one is very
sick. Their many friends sympathize
with them in their double bereavement.
Mr.. Coelin returned Saturday from
Cummin Co, Nebraska, Mrs. Coelln
and son, Fred will remain a while
longer. Mr.. Coelin says that is one OF
the best counties and that they have
the finest of crops in everything this
year and that those "down-trodden"
farmers are all getting rich.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES.
Union services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening. Epworth
Deague as usual.
The Junior League will hold a picnic
Friday. All members will meet at the
church at 10 O'Clock.
The w. F. M. S. will meet in tl,e
church Wednesday afternoon Of this
week at 2::3o. A large attendance de-
sired.
The adjourned quarterly conference
will meet Friday evening Sept. /, 1899.
Presiding Elder Lothian will be pres
ent.
LITERARY NOTES.
The September number Of the New
Lippincotts is OVERLOOKING with inter
est of every attractive sort. There is
abundant and varied fiction, beginning