The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-13
CHARTER OAK ITEMS,

son to spend the day, Saturday. This
is the first long ride Miss Hattie has
taken since she left the hospital.
The Ute high school boys came
down to play ball last Friday afternoon
with the Charter Oak High school
team. The result of the game was a
score of q to in favor of Ute.
Next Sunday will be contest be.
tween the Dow City team and Charter
Oak.
VIM. Klein is very sick with pneu.
monia at the home of his uncle, Gus
Rabe.
Miss Emma Fiene is spending g
few days in the country at the home
of Rev. Wehking.
Emil Jacobson and family come from
Danbury last Friday for a visit with
relatives in the Oak.
Mrs. j. ]. McWilliams was a pass
enger to Sioux Sioux City last Satur-
day.
Clayton Romans has been in the
grip of the grip the last few days.
Otto Faul was over on business last
Saturday.
The Charter Oak hospital is going
through the process of a real old.
fashioned house cleaning this week
while there are no patients to be
disturbed.
Miss Sophie Ullrich returned from
Auburn last Thursday, where she had
been visiting brother and his family.
Mrs. David TORY enjoyed visit
from her sister last week. Miss Neal
is just out of the Ida Grove hospital,
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
Jay stewart has gone to Ashley, S.
d. to conduct a sale for Chas. Hiett.
Mr.. H. Robb drove across the coun-
try from Lin Grove last Wednesday.
He visited his son, Frank, who is in
the hardware business at that place.
Mrs. Theo. Drake is in the country,
caring for her daughter, Mrs. A. G..
Wickwire. i ~,
Mrs. TORY came home Friday morn
ing from New York, where she spent
the winter. She says Iowa looks
good to her.
Mrs. S. M. Strouffer of Sac City
came Wednesday evening for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Holmes. She was delegate to
the Missionary convention at Maple
ton and came to Charter Oak before
returning home.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson went to
Mapleton Wednesday morning to help
her daughter, Mrs. c. c. Jacobsen
move into the new home which they
recently purchased. Mr.. Robertson
went up in the afternoon and return
ed with his wife in the evening.
Mrs. Helen Johnson, who is teach
ing near Berne went to Denison Fri
day evening for an over Sunday visit
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hart, of Morning
side, and son Percy come Wednes
day evening for visit with Grandma
Van Derver and Miss Gladys Hart
They are making their farewell visits
before going to their new home al
Greeley, Colorado. They went tt
Denison the next day. From Denisor
Mrs. Hart will go to Napierville, Ill
to spend several weeks at her OLE
home and to be present at her sister.
| wedding.
Little Eva Robb is quite sick will
a combination of measles and whoop
ing cough.
Frances Drake and S. d. johnson
attended the Missionary convention a
Mapleton last Wednesday.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Omaha, was i,
the Oak for short visit last week
Mrs. Winans, who has been sick a
the home of her sister, Mrs. NJ. Cops
for several weeks is slowly improv
ing in health. she has not been wei
since the death of her husband las
February.
Mrs. Joe Ullrich entertained ICES
angverein" last Thursday.
Harry Lang returned to his HON
at Geddes, S. d. last Tuesday. Hi
daughter Alice, who has been stayin
with her grandmother and going t
school went back with him.
c. E. Hiett stepped off the train on
day last week long enough to shak
hands with old acquaintances..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hernean Huebner re
turned from Shelby county, wher
they visited relatives for a week.
H. G. Riedesel went to Des Nome
on Tuesday evening of las week t
attend the Woodman's convention. H
returned Thursday morning.
Miss Anna Rae returned from Mans
field, Ohio, last Thursday, where sh
hoe hoon vicitipo bor f~