The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17

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Miss Grace Bidlack of Manila visited
Denison Monday.
N. p. Wescott was called to Chicago
on Friday, returning Monday.
DR.. J. j. Miller visited his brother,
j. w. Miller on Thursday,
Miss Ella Derks. of Clinton, Iowa, is
visiting her friend Mrs. j. c. Robinson.
Chas. Porter of Omaha arrived Satur.
day and is caring for his father w, A.
Porter,
Rev. Mr.. Smidt, of Odebolt, occupied
the German Methodist pulpit in Deni-
son on Sunday. last, both morning and
evening.
Mrs. Frank Evans who has been Wis.
ting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Soehl, returned to her
home at Audubon Tuesday.
Carl F. Kuehnle let the contract for
his new house on Saturday last. L. A.
sewell was the successful bidder. Mr..
sewell informs us that it will be very
fine residence.
The ". o W. and NJ w. A. are re-
quested to meet at their respective halls
next Sunday and proceed to cemetery
wherethe unwilling and decoration ex-
ercises are to take place. BY order of
thecommittees.
Miss Agnes King and her pupils gave
q music recital at the home of Mr. and
Mrs King, Monday evening to which
there were number of invited guests.
Miss King is an able teacher and her
pupils show the results of her labor.
Albert Reipen is now employed at
the -Broderson store. Albert has
not given up the idea of further per-
fecting himself along educational lines,
but believes that years. hustling for
himself will be benfcient to him.
o. NJ Criswell and wife came over
from Denison Saturday to attend the
reception at A. P. Hart's. When the
people come to Charter Oak the people
here have all kinds of good times with
them. Charter Oak Times.
DR. I. j. Houlihan has been in these
parts the past ten days visiting his
father and mother. He expects to re
turn to his work in Chicago early next
week. He has an enviable reputation
there, which is pleasing to US all.
The W. R. G. ladies met at McKim
Hall Monday evening and drove to the
cemetery where their Memorial exer.
cises were carried out according to
the ritualistic service. Many floral Of
ferings and bouquets we're in evidence.
The Modern Woodmen of America
and the Woodmen of the World have
decided to hold their decoration and
unwilling ceremonies in conjunction
on the afternoon of Sunday the 2lst.
The w. o. W. will unveil monument
at the grave of Andrew Stewart, and
an address will be given by Il. A. Cook,
of Fl Dodge.
Justice McLennan performed the
marriage ceremony last Tuesday that
made Nat Dillingham;, of Manning, and
Eta Paist, man and wife. Both young
people are we'll and favorably known in
the vicinity in which they llve and the
words pronounced by Justice McLen-
nan were of the most Aattering and
commendatory.
j. P. Thompson returned from Colo
RADIO Tuesday, where he had been to in
spect the Bell mine, in which num-
Der OF Charter Oak people have inter-
ests. He brought back number of
specimens of rich auriferous quartz and
feels elated over the prospects of his
mining stock. charter oak Times.
3, F, Tucker representing the Omaha
Ticket Co, met the management of the
Sioux City g-M;d-Summer Carnival
on sunday afternoon at Council Bluffs
and closed a contract for 100000 tickets
for the carnival, Mr.. Beal, the presi-
dent of the association anticipates big
time in Sioux during the carnival week
The carnival starts June Goth, and con-
tinues until after July 4,