The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-16
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steiner
on Saturday, Dec. 9Th, little daugh-
ter. - - ri u y @a
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kettleson en-
tertained as guests over Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hansen. of Buck
Grove.
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Mrs. Chas. Robertson was a Maple
ton visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Deter, of Wyon1-
ing, after an absence of several years
have come back to Charter Oak for
visit of few weeks among rela-
tives and old friends.
Asa Jones has been visiting in Coun
Gil Bluffs for the past few weeks.
L. Herbison made a business trip
to Manning in interest of the Charter
Oak MILL
On account of the bad condition Of
the furnace in the Methodist church,
services have not been held there
for the last three weeks. The Metho-
dists will have the use of the hall
until the furnace can be repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Weed left the
morning of the ninth for California,
where they will spend the winter and
escape the rigors of an Iowa season.
Miss Anna Hagge and Miss Rose
Henricksen have gone to Twin Falls,
Idaho for visit and in hopes of find
ing climate conditions favorable to
their health. They have gone to stay
until they get ready to come back. .
Miss Anna will visit with her old
friend, Elsie Kevan, while there.
G. T. Marshall returned last Satur-
day morning from business trip TO
Colorado.
The new residence of VIM. Petersen
is fast nearing completion. 1t will be
a great addition to the appearance of
the street.
In response to a telegram stating
what he supposed to be the death of
his father, Lowell Coin FASTENED
homeward from his studies at Iowa
City. 1t was not until he reached
Arion that he learned that it was the
death of his friends father. He i'm
mediately informed his friends at
Iowa City of the mistake, but the tele
gram arrived too late form them tc
countermand the order for the beauti
full flowers which arrived Monday
morning and which were given to the
friend. Lowell will remain now fol
the holiday vacation, missing only the
last week of school at the University.
A few of Miss Ruth Robb's friend.
took their fancy work and spent the
evening of her birthday with her las
Monday.
A. F. Barber returned Saturda,
evening from two months trip il
the Dakotas.
Miss Alice Arff is spending her va
cation behind the counter at Water
houses drug store.
Nellie Drake went to Sioux Cit,
Saturday, returning Sunday evening.
Miss Anna Reimer, of Danbury AM
Miss Anna schleis of Mapleton, ar
visiting the family of Mr.. John Col
hoefer for a few days.
Mr.. John Kelley, of Denison, VIII
was here in attendance at the Nc
Grath funeral called upon Mrs. Martil
Neal, a school-mate of times gon
by.
Grandma Bates, who has been Wis
iting the Coin home for the last thre
weeks, left Monday morning TO
Lawrence, Kansas, where she will
spend the winter with her son Harry
Mr.. Joe Henry, who has been Sci
iously i'll for the last few days, i
much better, though he is not We
able to leave the house.
John Dietz has purchased throug
the Stewart Lumber Co. q Model {
"a H. p. Jackson automobile weigh
ing $500 pounds. The purchase wa
made through F. II. Davis, who az
companied Mr.. Dietz to Council Bluffs
1t is wine colored fve-passenge
car and it proved it's efficiency il
climbing the slippery hills betwee
Council Bluffs and Charter Oak wit
the greatest of ease with Mr.. Diet
Mr.. Davis and the chauffeur.
Frederick Stein, of Groton, Sout
Dakota, and Miss Mary Meyer, O
Charter Oak, were married by Justic
of the Peace, Harry w. Pitkin, at hi
Office Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Stein went to Groton, where they viii
reside.-Sioux City Journal.
Miss Grace Mains and her aunt
Miss Florence Mains We're Denisol
visitors between trains last Friday.