The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-06
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

Fred Vogt has recovered so com
pletely as 10 go home on Saturday
last He had an operation in the
Charter Oak hospital sometime ago.
Mrs McKinstry and daughter Win
ME took dinner at Mike Cops Satu,-
day in Charter Oak. They drove down
from U.e returning the same day.
Little Eva Rob is seriously i'll VITA
whooping cough and complications.
She has been sick for some time and
has not improved.
Saturday evening a farewell party
was held in honor of Charley kevan
at the home of Mr.. Cass Wilson's.
Charley is going to Idaho to locate
a homestead in course of sine, along
with the rest of the Charter Oak con-
tingency. A good time was reported.
Goodbye, Charley, from one and all
both great and small.
j. A. Houlihan, from Denison, was
an over Sunday visitor this week.
Mrs. Tom Hefferman is seriously
i'll. We hope for an Improvement
soon.
The Misses Marie McGrath and
Rose Sothman We're Mapleton visit
ors last Friday. What is the attrac-
ton, girls.
A fine big girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith on May 3Oth.
This is the first girl in the family
and we heartily congratulate them.
All doing WE'LL
Harry Lang, of Geddes, S. d., is I;
visitor in our vicinity. He came to
see friends and relatives and daugh-
ter Alice.
Mrs. Gooch and daughter, Hazel, OF
Ute, We're Charter Oak shoppers on
Saturday last. This is the place to
get the best of merchandise.
Tom McGrath was over from Deni.
son. Sunday, to see his people.
Miss Ida Loptien, of Manning, is a
sojourner for the present in the
family of her brother Mr.. Gus Martins
Miss Lizzie Mopper and Tom Nc.
Grath drove to Danburg, Sunday for a
visit with the Herringtons, relatives
of the latter.
Lou Jacobson made, a flying trhl
home Saturday, returning Sunday
morning to Sioux City. Lou is max
ing good on the League team as
pitcher, and our section of the country
should feel proud of his fine work.
Miss Frances Drake went to DEM
son, Thursday. for a short visit. she
expects to return Monday.
Miss Ida Reetz went to Denisor
for visit upon Saturday among hel
many friends.
Mrs. Dave Torrey gave a party Fri
day evening in honor of her sister
Gertie Neal. Miss Gertie was siX
teen years old upon that date and {
good time was reported. Many q
her young Friends part cipated III
the good times and fine supper
Sweet sixteen is the happiest time OF
a maidens' life.
Previous to her departure to the
great West" Miss Edith Fish was
surprised by surprise party at the
home of her friend, Miss Josl
French. Those that gathered fel
both regret and pleasure; regret fol
the future and pleasure for the pres
ent. They presented Miss Edith with
a piece of jewelry in token of theit
esteem. May she find as many friends
in her new home as she mas here.
What might have been a serious
contlagration occurred last Thursday
AT the home of Warren Browns, cur
talns i'll the upper story caught fire
from a nearby flue and but for quicb
and prompt work the whole structure
would have been burnt to the ground
Nearly all their wearing apparel was
damaged beyond repair and the wouG
work and other articles charred badly
BY the time the fire brigade made
its appearance the fire was out.
For what seems to be long time
both our hospitals are without patients
Not a single case has been lost III
either which speaks Wen FOR bur
medical Fraternity. Everybody is get
ting so healthy around Charter Oak
that only few cases of measles
chicken-pox, and whooping cough pre-
vail.
John Way, of Denison, was over
Monday completing some cemetery
work he had begun last fall.
Ed. Probasco went to Denison
Thursday to do some repair work fol
Theo. Drake
NJ. l.. Jones and wife were Denison
visitors Thursday.
Franz Groth, Joe Ullerich, Hans
Hagge and Hans Kuehl We're Deni