The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-18
CHARTER OAK.

Theo. Drake spent Monday in Sioux
City
Miss Clara Davis who has been on
the sick list is better this week.
w. w. Cushman stopped between
trains Tuesday to shake hands with
| friends.
| Mrs. John Grabow is suffering from
quite severe attack OF appendicitis
this week.
| Mrs. Duncan of Denison is spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
B. Vollertson
c.. l.. Voss stepped off the west
bound train Thursday morning 10
greet old acquaintance.
Miss Alice Arff is one of the extra
clerks during the holiday season at
| Warehouses; drug store.
Miss Essie Johnston left Thursday
for her home at Mt. Vernon where
she will spend the holidays.
MIR. ohm Way came over Saturday
morning to make arrangements for
his auction sale next week.
Mrs. l. Siglin of Dunlap who has
been visiting her son on the farm and
| friends in town returned to her home
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Romans OF Denisun
returned home Tuesday morning after
spending few days With their sons
in the Oak.
4 Miss Nellie Robertson has been on
the sick list for several days. Her
friends are glad to know that she is
getting better
Mrs. w. j. Scott another daughter
of Mrs. Duncan moved to Dakota and
her mother accompanied her as fan
as Charter Oak
Miss Maylou Richard has returne
from her study of music in Davenport
to spend the holidays at home with
her parents and friends
4 Mrs. Ash who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Robertson for sew
eral weeks, returned to her home at
Norwalk, Thursday
The several grades at school will
give their Christmas programs next
Friday afternoon. Teachers and p,l.
pills are very busy this week.
Mrs. Long and little daughter are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Crone.
Mrs. Long whose home is in Sioux
City is daughter OF Mrs. Crone
The fire bell can get a crowd if the
church bell can't 1t didn't take long
for a crowd to gather last Sunday 10
witness the burning of Theo. Wendt's
smoke house.
Miss Frances Waddington taught
for Miss Frances Mac Kenzie last
week during her absence in Das
Moines. Miss Frances Mackenzie was
a witness in her sisters case in court
The w. F. NJ S. met at the homo
of Mrs. Fish this week The members
are piecing quilt, the proceeds OF
which will be given toward the salary
OF Miss Mamie Gassburner. our mis-
sionary in China.
Nellie Drake who has been in the
hospital for the last three weeks is
strong enough to be taken home. This
leaves the hospital without any pat
tents, which is a good condition at
this time of year.
An old soldier tells us that it was
lust forty-three years ago last Mon
day that General Thomas won the
battle of Nashville and on just such
a day that Gen. Hooker was routed
by the Union forces.
+, The revival meetings closed last
Friday night with the baptsnal sea-
vice. There We're over sixty CONVEX
sions. Presiding Elder Johnson who
conducted the services Friday even
ing returned home Saturday morning
Bert Nickwire visited the doctor 5
office with swollen finger which
proved to be case OF blood poisoning
u We wonder If it had any thing to dc
with the finely matched team he was
driving on our streets last Saturday
Mrs. G. r. Hill and her friend Mrs
Brooks spent Friday in Sioux City. Dr.
Hill and Mr. Brooks are old time
friends. Mr.. Brooks is arranging fol
home talent play while he is il
town. The proceeds will be donated
to charitable purposes.
Essence of Rose. Cinnamon. White,