The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-10
CHARTER OAK ITEMS

from her work in Geneva. Kansas,
where she has finished her. millinery
season. She will have a rest of about
ten weeks before entering upon her
fall season.
Miss Matte Hird took the Friday
evening train for Denison to make an
over Sunday visit with her people
there. She still has three more weeks
of school to teach and is one of
Crawford county's most successful
teachers.
Mrs. Helen Johnston, the teacher
at Berne, went to make her family in
Denison an over Sunday visit. She
returns Monday morning having still
two weeks to teach.
Mrs. j. j. McWilliams went to Sioux
City Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Margan. She returned
Friday evening
Frank Yeager is still walking round
with his arm in sling. His hand is
more seriously injured that was first
deemed possible. The ligiments We're
torn loose on both front fingers (of
one hand) and it is hoped nothing
further happens to poor Frank of the
still cheerful countenance.
Lew Jacobson's smiling face and
stalwart baseball form is again to be
seen on our streets making friends
and relatives periodical visit
Miss Frances Drake is visiting in
Onawa this week taking in the Com
, mencement exercises and all that per-
tains there to. Miss Drake was a
high school teacher there last year,
hence her desire to witness the grad
uation of some of her former pupils
| Martin Fiene went to Sioux City
Saturday, returning the same even.
ing.
Mrs. Tena Arff Fletcher is making
her parents good long visit. She
came from Kingsley where she was
staying after her return from Colorado
i Enroute she visited relatives at Yves,
Side, Vail and Arcadia Mrs. Peter
Mundt and little Raymond Mundt
cousins of Mrs. Fletcher came Will
her to Charter Oak for short visit
also. The boy is son of Mrs Arff's
sister, who used to live here wher
she was Mrs. Ludwig.
Peter ketelsen took the train Sat
urday evening for visit with rela
tives in Buck Grove, where he uset
to live before coming to Smarter Oak
Mrs. Cora Schoute and small daugh
ter came up Saturday from near Ariol
for visit with grandpa and grand
ma Jones.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Romans lef
Saturday evening for Denison, wher
they expect to reside for short tim
as they do not know themselves wher
their future domicite will be. We al
are sorry to see them leave our mids
where both have retired since child
hood.
Miss Stella Robb is home for
long summers vacation from he
school in Schleswig, where she i
primary teacher. she expects t
teach there next year, also.
The Presbyterians now nave resi-
dent preacher; Mr.. Wynn is now sta.
ing right here in Charter Oak whic
will be for that congregations grea
advantage.
Miss Ethel Sturges went to Vermt
lion, S. d., Thursday to attend tn
Commencement exercises of the Un
versity there and visit with relative
at the some time. She expects to +.
turn next week some time.
Some of the school marms ar
mighty glad their schools are out a
roads )lre nearly impassiRe The
rains have soaked the roads so tina
the bottom has nearly fallen out i
places. The water stands on the ioa
SO long after raise of the water
there being no possible drain in pla,
es. Also, the grading up of the road
causes fne resting place for tn
water.
Mr.. Asa Brown is spending tn
summer out at Bert Wickwires. H