The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-02

SEPTEMBER Q, 100
I We have seldom seen cleaner, neater,
work and he kept the crowd guess
ing. The trapeze performances were
the best ever seen in Charter Oak
and were fully appreciated. The acts
of the high-diving dogs and goat were
the most popular events that We're
here. and last but not least the merry
go-round pleased the little folks.
Charter Oak came off victorious IN
the three days ball games as we
knew we would. The races We're very
good and the tug-of-war and broncho
busting We're all exciting in the ex-
IRENE and showed young Americas
athletic vigor. The Hanover church
Band furnished the music and they
were good musicians too. The bowery
dance at Franz Reetz and the dance
in the hall closed each evening. In
fact the carnival was success in
every particular. Dinner was served
by the Methodist and Catholic ladies.
Gambling games were barred out en-
tirely.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Jacob
sen, of Mapleton on Sunday, August
80, bran new baby girl. Charley
| is wearing smile so broad you can
not pass him on the street.
Mrs. G. w. Waterhouse was a
Mapleton visitor Wednesday,
Miss Nellie Drake paid short visit
| in Ute Wednesday.
Miss Marie McGrath came home
Wednesday from two weeks visit
with relatives at Anthony and other
points,
Rev. S. D. Johnson came home We'd
nesday from visit in Ida Grove and
and other points. He has been in war;
ious places consulting occulists, but
that line.
Miss Letha Jones. of Schleswig,
came Wednesday for visit with rela-
tives here and take in the Carnival
School began Monday. All the
teachers are back and the two new
ones are getting used to the work.
Prof. Carlton will live in the house
soon to be vacated by Jay Stewart.
Miss Florence Drake returned from
| her Colorado trip and said the rest
of the Charter Oak, bunch were hav.
ing a time such as YOU read about.
| Frank Robb, of Linn Grove is max
ing short visit at home this week.
Mrs. Cora Schouten, of Dow City
and Mrs. Lille Wright of Gayville
South Dakota, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Jones'
Oran Wilson is in Charter Oak Wis
iting his wife and daughter. He came
off the road last Tuesday and he is
undecided as to when he shall leave
Miss Lydia Wertz is a Charter Oaf
visitor this week. She will so to hel
school work upon leaving here.
| Gottfsey Madke and daughter, Mrs
Jacobsen went to Des Moines to at
tend the fair Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Bratthaner ac
companied by their two children tool
a trip to Huron, South Dakota to Wis
J it sister
Miss Cora and Mabel Irwin We're
Sioux City visitors Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Runge went to Water
) loo, Iowa the first of the week to Wis
it relatives
Mrs. John Cries, of Ute, was visit
ling her brother, Theo Myckoff, and fan
lily between trains Tuesday
Mr.. j. o. Wilson, travelling sales
man for an Omaha firm is visiting
! his family during our carnival.
i The supply of water from the old
tank was turned off Monday and con
nection made with the new cement
tank. We expect this new system to
give us plenty of pressure, as the new
tank is over eighty feet higher than
tiC Olu OlS.
Our town people have about re-
covered from the fret and worry of
the carnival and our main street is
about cleared of its debris, and taken
on old time appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rademacher have
gone to South Dakota and Nebras-
ka to visit relatives.
Charley and Ben Pantsch have gone
to Luverne, Minneapolis to visit their
brother, Robert, who is in business
there.
Mr. l. Cheney returned home We'd
nesday and will spend the winter with
his daughter, Mrs. Irwin.
Peter Johnson dropped off the
morning passenger Wednesday to
take in the carnival. Peter is one of
those Migratory Bipeds. A conner and
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