The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-08
CHARTER lAk.

I Mrs Bert Wright TO Galville, S. D.,
returned to her home Friday after
spending several days With her par
ents in the Oak and her sister at
Dow City.
H. j. Cummings was seen on our
streets Monday.
4 C. C. Jacobsen and wife spent New
Years Day with friends and relatives
at the Oak.
| c. o. Wilson and wife returned
Tuesday from visit with friends at
Woodbine, Iowa.
VIM. Benningsdorf and Dan Clausen
started New Years Eve on visit to
their native land in Germany. They
expect to be gone about two months
7. j. Shropshire and wife were New
Years guests at the Dubois home
Mr.. John Chatter of Otto returned
to his home Thursday, after a very
pleasant visit with his daughter, Mrs
Herman Riedesel.
R. R. Weed and j. c. Jacobsen
We're passengers to Mapleton las,
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. F. H. Davis and Mrs. Theo
Wyckoff visited Mrs. John Cries a
) Ute last Thursday
Scott Jones went to Sioux Cit,
Friday.
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has been visiting the at home of S. j.
: Jones'
Dan Copps came down from the cit,
to visit friends in the Oak.
Mahsl Riedesel returned to he
studies at Cedar Falls, Saturday.
$ A. j. Olson received word of hi
y fathers illness. He took the trair
Saturday, for Soldier to see him
John Way was an Oak visitor Sa
urday. John can't stay away.
Il A. Ransom, brother OF Mrs j. /
Mesenbrink, paid the Mesenbrin
family visit last week
Orlando Cavett, a former residel
- OF Crawford County now of DE
Moines. died at his home Sunday, Jal
18th, after long illness. The funer
services will be held at the Cave
residence in Des Moines on Wedne
day, Jan. Sth
Chas. laoot of Morningside visite
his daughter, Gladys, in Charter o.
this week
Arleigh l.eeper met with quite
painful accident last week while han
n ling freight at the depot A hea'
feed-2rinder dropped on his TO
MASKING the big toe He walks
three feet now
Several of the old soldier frien
OF L. Dee Bots responded to the
vittaons OF his worthy spouse to S,
prise him on the evening OF his six
eighth birthday which comes on t
first day OF each year. AT six o'clo
the guests sat down at the table gro
ing with good things. The old fashic
ed baked beans which reminded t
soldiers OF camp times disappear
rapidly. Those who enjoyed the h,
pitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Be
wers Mr. and Mrs. Holims, Mr. a
Mrs. Yeager, Mr.. and Mrs. Drake. \
Cheney and daughter Mrs. Irw
all of Charter Oak and Mr. and NJ
Shropshire of Denison.
Chas. Smith and Chas. Drake
turned to their duties at college
Monday.
The teachers returned to re.ul
work after spending a very pleasa
vacation at their homes.
Several of the young people
Charter Oak watched the old We
out and the new year in at the no,
OF Mn and Mrs. l.. E. Goodwin. T
evening was spent in playing gam.
AT the waning of the old year, refres
ments were served to the compar
The merry bells pealed forth the Dir
OF the New Year, and 1908 was w,
on Its way before the merry compal
babe good night to their kind he
and hostess.
Last Friday night the NJ. W. A.
charter Oak enstalled their new
neal Tor the ensuing year as fl
lows: V. c., G. H. vollersev; w. /.
j. E. Clan; E. b., Geo. e. .Jone
Clerk, W. II. Reidesel Escort, l..
French; Waterman, A. j. Olson; Sc
p. W. l.. Sprock. After the inst;
lation services banquet was serv
to about fifty meml,
Rev. Sitzler of Wisconsin is Vi
ltlng the parents OF G. H. Nollers,
vi at Ricketts,. Rev. sitzler is Chri
4 uncle.