The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-26

of Hans Runge at the home of Mrs.
Fiene, preparatory to his return to
college work. All enjoyed fine
collation. and pleasant evening.
Mr.. Mcknight made his usual visit
to Ute Sunday morning, returning in
the evening.
| VIM. Wilson, Bert Weed and 9th
ers went to take in the state fair at
Des Moines Sunday night.
Mrs. Josie French entertained her
sister, Mrs. Garfield, of Marshall
town this week. Mrs. Garfield has
never been here before and likes the
town very much.
All ladies coming to the Charter
Oak carnival will find the rest room
in charge of Miss Josie French, de-
sirable place to spend some of their
time when weary.
T. c. Dubois is now sole proprietor
of the lower barber shop, he having
made necessary arrangements with
Mr.. Clan to that effect Tommie is
now in the same place he held there
years ago. All people come back to
Charter Oak sooner or later
i Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Arff and Will
lam Arff spent the latter part of the
week at Vail, enjoying the carnival
there.
i Mrs. John Dettman, of Dakota, is
visiting friends and relatives in Char
ter Oak She came with her brother,
Chas. Erhke, who had been making
visit in her home locality.
Mrs. Chas. Mackey and children
spent day visiting relatives in Arion
last week
}, Mrs. Goldie Grove Deneen returned
from her visit to Storm Lake and
Newell on Wednesday last.
All pupils unclassifed are requested
to meet with Prof Carlton Friday
morning at the school house, so he
can begin his years work with some
idea as to what ne is to do.
Look out for the carnival parade.
All farmers having fine teams should
try for the prize.
Mrs. G. T. Marshall went to Deni-
son Wednesday morning to visit her
sister.
All the stores in Charter Oak will
be closed during the carnival between
> the hours of 100 and $500 p. M, also
Iof
en- at all. The best feature of the
carnival will be the public wedding
to take place at 800 p. M, Saturday
in the public square. Be sure and get
married then and get all the magnifi.
cent presents that the merchants OF
/. Charter Oak are giving to the lucky
i couple.
1 Geo. Shelm went to Rochester
f Mimi, to take treatment for his fail
ing health. We sincerely hope he
n may come back much improved.
i j. X. Wilson of Woodbine, made his
0 appearance in Charter Oak last
week, staying only Short time, as
! Joe has written nearly every one in
the company he represents
+ Mrs. John Iverson is visiting nel
p husbands parents in Charter OaE
this week.
+ Mrs. H. G. Head and children are
visiting in Sloan this week. Before
y returning she will make a short tri
2 IN ho to mo-, 60
. of millinery.
H. Theis and Detlef Westphalen
o went to South Dakota on Tuesday Of
d last week to see about some land
e deals that the former is interested
q in.
r Mrs. Dan Robb, of Spencer and in
FAINT daughter were visiting at the
$ Robb home in Charter Oak last week.
e Mrs. Geo. Jones and children are
e visiting at the old home in Sloan
this week. They went west Monday
J, Lowell Coins shining face is again
J. seen on the streets of Charter Oak
i His face is so shining because Of his
success in his work
n At the Ute carnival last Friday
v sharp competition was manifested By
the twenty-five mothers contestine
q for the first. second and third prizes
e for babies under one year old BY
9 decree of the judges the first prize
c a baby carriage, vailed at $40, was
awarded to Mrs. M. P. Dugan; the
$ second prize, silver knife, fork anG
g spoon, was won by Mrs. Clay Crewd
v son; the third prize. a silver pickle
fork. was won by Mrs. D. B. Cum
t mings. The management of this in
k teresting part of the program was un
der the supervision of Mr. E. p
;. Dorothy
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Marshall and J
; M. Lowery are visiting the state fail