The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24

MIS-. JONES anu Cfle cnllQTGn ulu creulC
to their training.
Miss Fay Coin left last week for
visit with. her uncle at Lawrence.
Kansas. She expects to be gone ali
summer.
Chris Kortmann and bride came
Sunday morning for d short visit with
relatives in Charter Oak. Mr.. Kort-
mann and wife expect to go to house
keeping at Madison, Neb.. where
Mr.. Kortmann has thriving jewelry
trade. Their Charter Oak friends
congratulate.
Mrs. Theo. Drake spent few day
in the country last week visiting her
daughter. Mrs. A. C. Wickwire.
Miss Myrtle McAhren. of Denson.
is visiting with Mrs. M. H. Hoffman.
Mrs. Brown Romans and Edna
Romans came over Saturday afternoon
to visit relatives. They returned to
Denison Sunday evening. Brown
Romans returned with them
Miss Lillian Lawrenson is making
Charter Oak friends short visit.
She came from Dallas, Oregon. to
visit her sister, Mrs. Barney Hab-
inch, in Mapleton and came on here
to visit friends and relatives. She
expects to stay about two months be-
fore returning to the golden west.
Charles Drake visited few days
in Denison with his friend. Guy
Romans. He is intending to spend
part of his vacation with his sister,
Mrs. A. C. Wickwire.
Mrs. Dan McGrath returned We'd
nesday from visit in Denison and
Vail. where she has many friends and
relatives.
DR.. McWiliams made trip to
Sioux City Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertie Long returned to her
home in Sioux City Tuesday. Her
small daughter went with her.
Hans Artf and Hans Henrichsen
were Sioux City visitors Tuesday.
|. A. Mains went to Chicago Tues
day to see the next president nomin
ated
The Chldrens day exercises at
the Nj. E. church Sunday evening
were we'll conducted The children
all sang and spoke very nicely and
and much pleasure was felt by those
listening to the small ones especially.
Charles Smith is at present work
ing at A. L Miller's big store in
Ute. Charles is an experienced clerk
and just home from Iowa City.
John James and wife, of Denison.
came over to visit their daughter.
Mrs. Charley Jones last week.
John Haggemann respected cit-
zen of Charter Oak died June Ia, and
was buried on Tuesday June is. Fu-
neral services were conducted by
Rev. Runge. of Hanover. and the re-
mains were taken to Hanover town
ship cemetery for burial Mr.. Hag-
german came to America in 1872.
He was "a years old at the time of his
death
August Baak. of Soldier township,
died on Monday evening and the flu
neral services were held Wednesday
June II in the Soldier church where
interment was made.
Senator Bleakly. of Ida Grove,
was Charter Oak visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Robertson went te
Des Moines Wednesday.
Lew Romans and wife and Melvin
visited in Charter Oak Thursday anc
next day continued their journey tt
western points.
DR.. r j. Hart. of Council Bluffs.
came in from Soldier township. where
he had been visiting his parents. re-
naming over night here and return
ing to his home Friday.
Four companies of the 10th Nebras
ka infantry passed through Charter
Oak Thursday on their way to Water
town, South Dakota.
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from their Dakota trip Thursday.
Workmen have the new cemen
crossings completed at the north ent
of Main street.
Frank Reidesel is making some
substantial improvements by adding ;
cement platform at his residence.
Henry and George Reissen. of Ran
dolph Nebraska. are visiting thei
brothers. Jurgen and Johannes ant
will return to their homes Tuesda,
morning.
Mrs. John R. Lang went to Dako
ia on Monday afternoon to visit he
sister.
Gus Adams who has been employed
at Ute for the last year has severed
his connection with the firm there an,
has accepted position here with Mr.
Black. Charles Smith takes his plac
there.
Jack Meehan was Charter Oal