The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-09-05
CHARTER OAK CHATS.

CHARTER OAK CHATS.
P. W. Harding went to Onawa Tues
day. to attend court, in which he has
several important cases.
A company comprising Hans Arff,
Julius Petersen and VIM. Baak went to
the Red River country in Minnesota,
Monday to see the country. They will
go farther north than Fargo which will
make them long trip.
Among the patients to have their
eyes treated this week was little Ella
Reese, who underwent an operation
to straighten them from being crossed.
The operation seems successful and we
hope is completely SO.
VIM. Flaherty is making some needed
repairs and Improvements to his farm
home near Kenwood. So far the work
has been mostly repairing, but an ell is
to be added before they get through.
Anton Gaestel was up from Kenwood
Monday again trading.
Asst Cashier E. W. Timm of the
Farmers Bank at Ricketts, was sighted
in this port Monday evening.
Ha! hal ha! We met the enemy from
Dunlap Monday and didn't leave even a
grease spot. Score 20 to 5 and now the
Red KIDS are ashamed of themselves
because they let their iherality get so
| far away with them. They didn't need
the last half and now wish they had not
taken it,
A card from S. R. Atwood advises us
of the change of his address from
Owego to Sloan.
| Mrs. v. A. Springer returned to her
home in Sioux City Monday morning.
| While her son E. E. Springer was in
California she was tending his home
and little folks, so she has made quite a
visit here.
John Way was Ute passenger Mon
day morning.
Miss Jeannetta Rule was guest at
/ the home of Thos. Caffey the past week,
coming from her Arion home and stay
ing until after the carnival.
John Bolieu went west Monday to
spend the day wrestling some business
matter at Hornick.
G.. w. Holmes went to Denison Mon.
day to meet with the soldiers relief
commission in its annual session The
board is expanding about $2500 year
in Crawford county in worthy places,
which makes them some business. AT
the annual meeting there is much ex-
ira work, such as reports, etc. to be
done, and Mr.. Holmes did not get home
until Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Butterworth did not come
direct home from institute at Denison,
but stopped at Dow City to visit rela.
tives, and did not get home until Thurs.
day. Miss Pearl Riddle came home
with her.
Mrs. @. A. Cooper returned from her
eastern Iowa trip last Thursday.
Misses Martha and Matte Schelm re.
turned from their visit with their
brother at Atlantic, last Friday.
Miss Jessie Andrews left Friday on
her return to her work at Odebolt. She
stopped in Mapleton to visit few days.
John Leitzen returned Friday from
his visit with his brother and sister neal
here. His visit was not very long, but
it was enjoyed to the fullest measure
Miss Minnie Petersen came up from
Arion to visit her young friend, Edna
McDole, few days.
Hugh McWilliams, brother of ou1
worthy doctor and druggist, came ovel
from Denison, Saturday, with his wife
and daughter, for a short visit.
Charter Oak has the best live stock
market anywhere With enough com.
petition to make it lively, and good
straight men to deal with. we are well
satisfied with the market we can offer.
Ii you don't believe it is good Just
rubber" around the yards and buzz
the buyers some day when you are in
town.
Quite a representation from Danbury
came over to witness the ball game Sun
day. OF course they were disappointed
for 1t is rare when their team is beaten
Hugo Rix and wife were in Charte,
Oak Saturday, from their home nea1
Ricketts,.
The little Misses Fac and Bethel Coin
came home Saturday from their visit tc
Grandpa and Grandma Bates at Ar
mour, S. D. They were very glad to
get home as they could get nothing te
drink out there but cold tea They
were accompanied home by their aunt
Miss Pearl Bates who will make an ex
tended visit with her two sisters
Chas. Way and family, of Ute, came
up and spent Sunday at the old home
Mrs. Geo. Deter was visitor at the
old home in Danbury last week.
John Watson was over Sunday from
Denison to buzz the boys little.