The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30
CHARTER OAK ITEMS,


they expect to spend the winter.
MI. Pat H. Gafey returned Mon
day evening from Coldridge, Neb.,
where he had been visiting his
brother, Tom.
Mr.. Pat Copps was passenger to
Omaha Tuesday, returning Friday
accompanied By his daughter, Lizzie.
Miss Mary Haggemann went to
Naming Tuesday to visit relatives
and ASSIST her relatives with some
needle work.
Mrs. Gertie Crone Long of Sioux
City is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Crone, fer few days.
Mr.. John Bolieu. who has been
transacting business in the Oak
went to Denison Tuesday to visit
friends and attend to seine urgent
business
Mr. chas. Carr Of salix. Iowa.
visited the family of Geo. E. Jones
Tuesday. Mrs. Jones and Mr.. Carr
are cousins.
Oscar Nelson accompanied by his
son returned from keokuk county
Tuesday. They were visiting Mrs.
Nelson relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher and son
visited Sioux City Wednesday.
D. P. O'Brien transacted business
in the Oak Wednesday.
Mrs. Glenn of Denison visited with
hrS Thon 30 yNoI,o,J,,,, ,c
noon.
Miss Lizzie Hopper accompanied
her sister. Mrs. Cops. to Sioux City.
Miss Garnet Vollersen is ''Hello girl
during her absence.
Mr.. e. H. Routzong, a former
resident of Charter Oak. has returned
| with his family and will make his
his home. Mr.. Routzong is an ex-
perienced and first class painter. We
welcome them to our city as willing
hands can find plenty to do.
Mrs. O. c. jacobsen. who has been
visiting her parents. returned to her
home in Mapleton Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. Wyckotf yof jackson
county is visiting his son, Theo. and
family, also his daughter, Mrs. j.
, Cries. of Ute.
E. Plautsch went to Sphinx county,
S. D., Friday to attend to some
] urgent business in connection with his
J section farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson start
ed on a ten days trip to Colorado. Fri
+ day.
Several of our citizens over in
Happy Hollow have taken advantage
' of the extension of the city water
| supply and have had the water piped
, into their residences.
Mr.. Harry Lang of Geddes. s. D.,
. is visiting friends in this vicinity
g and attending to other business.
A force of International Harvester
: men from Council Bluffs arrived here
Saturday and are busy making their
annual settlements with the local
agents.
t A large number of our citizens
e were subpoened as witnesses to attend
the court, now in session during the
week.
t Sunday evening was the last of a
series of Union services held during
v the warm weather by the members of
: the Presby terian and M. E. churches.
These meetings have been the means
> of creating unity of purposes
among the members. Uniting the
, musical talent of each into our grand
, choir which we pride ourselves in
t being hard to beat. In view of the
n fact that it closes the services of the
pastors for the year, the Presbyterian
Industrial club will tender Rev. :
t Vim and johnson public farewell
reception on Tuesday evening at the
residence of A. F. Barber. All are
invited to attend. Rev. Winn retires
for the purpose of preparing himself
! for the mission field of far off Korea,
where he expects to go soon Rev.
a johnson OF the M. E. church is on
the anxious seat awaiting his assign
ment from the conference now in ses-
sion at Rockwell City. la. Charter
Oak thus loses two able young men
whose abilities are far above the
average.
4 The public are pleased to learn that
Mrs. M. M. Black is gradually re-
covering from her serious sickness.
Mr.. l.. e. Goodwin has disposed of
5 his fine residence to Mr.. Henry
r Schroeder
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E.
church will hold sociable next Fri
day evening at the residence of Geo.
e p. Jones. A general invitation is
It extended to all. We Judge from the
i. preparations that this is to be a swell
# affair. Refreshments Will be served
l. and some very rare courses at that.