The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-18
CHAR TER OAK CHATS


the Oak Sunday.
Lillian Bell is visitiig this week at
her home at Extra.
Florence Brown went to Mapleton
on visit Saturday.
Marion Miller returned to the Oak
from Manila Saturday.
Mrs. f. LOOMS and daughter were
Sioux City visitors Friday.
MIR. Server and John Driscoll of Den
;son were Oak callers Saturday
Mrs. r.. "a. Bamford. Bernard and
Grace are visiting friends AZ Boone.
Jessie Andrews came down from
Mapleton to visit over Sunday at homa
WA. Adams has quite sore foot
from getting it poisoned in the corn
tiela.
John Davis Of Ewart was an over
Sunday guest at the home of Mrs.
Irwin.
Mrs. Roberts and daughters went
20 Gray Monday to join Nj. Roberts in
lheiI new home.
The Misses Anna and Emma FinDe
took the train Saturday noon for visit
with friends at Magnolia.
Mrs. Antrim returned Monday to her
home in Omaha, accompanied by Stella
Adams who will visit the exposition.
The Adams children have gone to
Carroll to stay a few weeks, their aunt,
Miss Josie kniest, will follow in few
days
Anna ODoherty VINO went TO Galya
for visit last week came down with
The mumps the day AFTER reaching
there.
Station Agent Beatty, wife and
family went to Aten, Nebraska. the
last of the week TO visit friends and
relatives.
Invitations are cut for the wedding
Wednesday morning at ten Of Mr.. Ed
schelm and Miss julia Topf, two of our
most estimable young people.
Mrs. II. McWilliams Of Denison who
visited friends here last week, returned
home Saturday. Franchon Bamford
accompanied her for shor. visit.
Mrs. Lii, aged A years, died Thurs
day OF hemmorhage OF the brain. Fun
eral services were held Saturday at the
Hanover Lutheran church. She leaves
husband and several children to
mourn her loss.
Grandma Haworth died Friday
morning OF dropsy at the home Of her
son, Nathan naworth. living two miles
norSh of Charter Oak The funeral
services were held at the house Satur.
day afternoon conducted by Rev. Car
son. Her daughters, Mrs. Penrod and
family of Galva, Mrs. Werner ant
family, and M. d. Haworth and family
OF Mapleton were in attendance. Mrs
Haworth was - years old and one OF
the early settlers Of the county.
Two young men were eolains in from
the west on the bumpers OF freight
train Sunday forenoon; aaen about
three miles west OF the Oak one Of
them fell under the train, his partner
said he tried to hold him but could not
After reaching the Oak he told the con
ductor who went back and brought il
the remains OF the unfortunate BOY
which were terribly mangled. The
coroner was summoned from DenisoI
and an inquest held. and about s p ~
the stranger was laid to rest. Shortly
after telegram came from his father
Mr.. Goomican, of Bradford, Ontario
county, Canada, for the body to be sen.
to him. The other boy, for neither o,
them We're over twenty, wanted to gel
back to Chicago but did not want tt
ride that way any more, SO was given 3
pass to go with a stock train.
METHODIST NOTES.
Rev. Carson led the Epwogtn League
Sunday evening.
We were glad to see L. A. MATHS abis
40 attend services again Sunday
Rev. Carson will preach at The WI
dow next Sunday Afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society will NEE
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Chas
Robertson. Everybody come pre- JARED
to work.
The ladies Of the Foreign Missionar,
society will give "a program at tn,
church Sunday evening We trus
there will be good ATTENDANCE.
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