The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-02
CHARTER Dan. CHATS.

CHAKIEk IA ~ I'll Al.
4 Geo. Knight and P. W. Harding busi-
ness at Ida Grove, Monday
VIM. Healy, agent for Kimball pianos,
was over from Denison the last of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Overing. of Ute. were
Oak callers, Friday.
ISIS Anna Larson went to Denison,
Friday, for few days visit
Mrs. j. Slough and daughters, Hazel
and Bonnie, of Ida Grove. are visiting
their many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Roberts visited
friends at Ute. Sunday.
Miss Alice Bates returned to Rod
ney, Saturday.
Miss Iva Bliss is spending few days
with friends at Morning Side.
Congressman Conner was greeting
friends at the Oak, Monday.
Marion Deter and F. Mulheron came
from Denison, Friday. Marion return
ed to his studies at the college and
Frank has accepted position as steno-
grapher in the Office of Harding q
Harding.
Mr.. McMullen, a former editor of the
Charter Oak Times, has beenrenewing
old acquaintance the past few days.
/ Miss Elsie Kevan spent vacation
week with her parents at Dow City.
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon visited the last
of the week with her mother, Mrs
Barrett at Dunlap.
Fred Brandenberg, of Manila, was
an Oak caller. Monday.
Miss Minnie Peterson was passen-
ger for Dow City, Monday,
Miss Cora Robertson returned from
Des Moines, Saturday
Mrs. Rust, of Kenwood, visited
friends here, Monday.
Frank McDole went to Dunlap, Mon
day, his wife AM children will return
with him.
N Thompson. wife and daughter
went to Denison, Monday
L. A Roman is charging and maxi
ing other Improvements on his resi-
dence.
Mr.. Pankon left on the train for
Grant Center, Monday.
H. Hanson was at Mapleton on bust
ness the first of the week.
c. Jacobson and H. Hinrichson were
passengers for Sioux City, Iowa, Mon
lay.
Mr.. c Schurke went to Canton. S.
D.. Monday, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
] Walters, and returned with his wife
who has visited there few weeks.
The Catholic church was given quite
thorough cleaning this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Benning moved the
irstof the week tosGeorge, where Mr.
enning has charge of an elevator
lie sold his residence here to j.. p
thompson.
Special Easter services will be helt
y all our churches next Sunday morn
ng.
Miss Vie Pennell returned Saturda,
!, her school at Lacrosse. Wis.
Vic Shadduck returned Saturday
ron Palo Alto county. where he has
s,aen since last summer.
B. Y. Nicholson was over from Deni
$ IN, Saturday.
Miss Lydia Wertz. will teach the
pring term of school in the Cotton
wood district, and Miss Nellie McGratt
sill teach east of the Cottonwood
here Miss Wertz has taught the pas
hree years.
Mrs. Hollingsworth and children, O
Sioux City, and Mrs. o. NJ. Crlewell O
oenison, visited their mother. Mrs
Hart, the last of the week Miss Franc
| TART accompanied Mrs. Criswell te
| Denison, Sunday.
Mrs W. A. Antrim and Nellie Perry
eturned to their home at Omaha
Saturday.
| Miss Anna Knapp visited over Sun
| lay with her sister at Ute.
| Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Riddle. of Ute
visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
H. Hanson.
! Miss Marguerite Knight. of th
Samaritan hospital at Sioux City, /
visiting her parents. MIR and Mrs. Geo
Knight, for few days.
The M. E. Aid Society will NEE
| Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Torrey in north Charter Oak,
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Snyder were call
ed to Mapleton, Monday, to attend tn
/ funeral of Mr.. Snyder's father I'll
was one of the pioneer settlers of thi
town and had many friends here.
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4 Good for Rheumatism.