The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11
CHARTER OAK.


neers. came up from kenwood tt
make his old time friends visit this
week. He says Missouri does moi
look good to him and was very glad te
get back to Gods country.
Thos. Dubois and wife and little
girl made trip to Ute Tuesday tc
visit relatives of Mrs. Dubois. They
expect to return to their claim ir
North Dakota soon. Tom expects tc
rent or sell his claim and go in bust
ness in some town, he has not yet de-
cided where. We wish he may locate
among his old friends.
Mrs. Sciford was successfully oper-
ated on at the hospital here.
Mrs. F. H. Davis was happily sur
prised by visit from her nephew.
Mr.. Crouch. who came up from Glen
wood. He is also one time resident
of the Oak. and met many familiar
faces. who were glad to see him once
more.
William Benningdorf returned from
a long trip to Germany, bringing
with him his aged father. who is also
the father of Mrs. Emil Specht. MIR.
Beningsdorf was pleased with his
visit to the "Fatherland." but thinks
the "Stars and Stripes ought to be
at the top OF the mast.
Tuesday occurred the wedding of
Mrs. Thun to August Mach. Rev.
A. Amstein performed the ceremony.
The home will be made on the farm
Of the groom. north of here. Both
are to be congratulated upon the
worthy choice each has made in their
life's partner.
Another of our best citizens has left
US. John Sander and family went
westward Tuesday morning to the
"land of the Dakotas." where he will
continue to do carpenter work at Red
field. We are sorry to see him go.
Old Iowa is good enough for us.
Dora Jones is visiting with her sis
ter. Mrs. Will Willroth of Denison
this week.
All the wild geese have been going
northward, and we hope that means
spring. March has lived up to he,
reputation and come with the lions
roar.
w. H. Redenbaugh was passenger
to Arion week ago. He has rented
a farm of Mr.. Voss and expects tc
move as soon as the conditions of the
roads permit.
Con Houlihan and wife. who were
in attendance at the funeral of Mrs.
Collins returned to their home in Den.
ison Tuesday.
Mr.. Hagge. father of Hans Hagge
returned to his home Tuesday.
The saloon property belonging tc
the MIR. Jacobsen estate was sold tc
Peter Shaw of RICKETTS, and possession
taken.
j. E. Glau has gone to Burley
Idaho. with the intention Of securing
a claim in the Oak colony.
Mrs. 7. M. Gardner left Thursday
for her new home at Colman. S. D.
At republican caucus held
Wednesday evening. l. A. Mains. M.
L. Jones. H. A. Tinker, VIM. Wilson.
P. F. Fiene and R. R. Weed were
elected delegates to attend the county
convention at Denison Friday.
P. H. Dietz has sold his town prop
erty to Henry Carstens. and expects
to move to Geddes. S. D.. where he
has large track of land.
John Simons returned from his visit
among friends in Dakota and Nebras-
ka Thursday evening.
Geo. Schelm returned from Cali
fornia Friday morning. There was
music in the air. The new Lutheran
bell pealed forth its notes and George
sang Home sweet home there's no
place like Charter Oak.
c. o. Wilson was transacting bust
ness in Denison last Friday.
j. L. Soper of Emmetsburg is Wis
iting his mother and Mrs. F. II. Davis
his sister.
Ed. Hardy returned to Boulder.
Colo. last Sunday.
Thos. Thomson and wife went to
Council Bluffs Saturday to visit rela-
tives and friends. While there Mr..
Thomson will combine business with
pleasure.
Mrs. j. j. McWilliams returned
from Morrison. ILL.,. where she was
called several weeks ago by the Ill
ness of her father.
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