The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-01
CHARTER OAK.

Elmer Selby and VIM. Smith of
Dunlap visited j. Selby and A. A.
Hanchett last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas jacobson OF
Mapleton spent Christmas with the
folks at home.
Ben Wyckoff came from his work
in Sioux City to see his parents at
Christmas time
Miss Stella Robb spent vacation u.i-
der the parental roof in the Oak. Miss
Robb is primary teacher at Schleswig.
The young people of Charter Oak
and Denison probably remember Miss
Gladys Seagrave the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Seagrave
now OF Spokane, Wash. Cards have
been received announcing her marri-
age to DR.. Ulysses Grant March on
Christmas day. Mr. Seagrave and
family made Denison and Charter Oak
their home for several years and their
friends will rejoice in their daughter
happiness.
Nellie brakes operation for appen-
dicitis last Saturday proved that q
human being can not make an ostrich
of herself. The doctor found small
tack lodged in the appendix. AT pre-
sent the patient is doing we'll.
The soldier boy Ralph French is at
home from vacation from Fort Hess,
Mont
During the lull in the millinery trade
Miss Daisy Hardy is visiting at home.
She has a vacation OF six weeks be-
fore returning to headquarters at Kan
sas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Robb who have
been visiting in Charter Oak for sew
eral weeks returned to their home in
Baskerville, after Xmas.
Mrs. Cue of Nebraska is visiting her
sister, Mrs. o. F. Peters this week.
Mrs. Preisman of Omaha came Sun.
day evening to spend a few days with
her sister, Mrs. II. A. Tinker. Mrs.
Presman will be remembered as Miss
Alma Miller of Ute
Miss Nan Egbert has gone to Smith
land to spend two or three weeks with
her neice, Mrs. Ethel Ralston.
Dan Redenbaugh of Denison is
spending few days With his brother
W. HI. Redenbaugh
VIM. McFadden and wife went TO
Colridge, Neb., to spend their Christ
mas with relatives.
John Hoppe spent his Christmas with
his parents at Arcadia
Geo. M. Deter are spending the ho!i-
days with a sister OF Mrs. Deter at
Quimby, Iowa.
Mrs Susie Mackey Mitchell of Port.
land. Ore. arrived in Charter Oak
Tuesday with her children to visit her
brother and family
Theo. Wendt went to Anthem To
spend Christmas with his son Otto and
family.
Christmas with Mrs. Wickwire's people
in the Oak
III. A. Tucker and family spent
Xmas in Ute with Grandpa Miller.
Miss Lydia Wertz spent Xmas with
friends In the Oak.
A fine seven hundred pound church
bell arrived in Charter Oak last Thurs
day. The bell is gift of the late
Mrs. John Simons to st. Boniface
church in Charter Oak All the Char.
ter Oak church are now supplied with
bells.
w. j. and Chas. Kortmann left Fri.
day for Madison, Neb., where they will
visit their brother Chris.
VIM. Eyer and wife arrived Friday
morning to visit relatives and friends
in and around the Oak.
Chas. 1verson, manager of the Green
Bay Lumber Company at Kiron, came
Friday for visit of few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finnell of Omaha are
spending the week with our trouble
man" r. C. Fahrion and family.
Mrs. Geo. Jones is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Kelso of Sloan, Iowa.
Santa Claus in the shape of the bus
mess men OF Charter Oak remember
ed our hello" girls for their faithful
services.
Clark Marshall, Jr., returned to his
studies at Ames last Monday morning.
Dan McGrat hmade an quick trip
to the county capital on Monday.