The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-19

Miss Aldula kelSO has returned to
her home III Sloan, Ia, after a pleas
ant visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Z. Jones.
The Misses Newbaum are enter
tanning theil friend, Miss Wheeler of
Denison, who came over Saturday to
see them.
Mrs. Rowland of Oklahoma, is Wis,
iting her nephew and brother, Clayton
Romans and family and VIM. Rowland
and family.
Rev. j. Aron of Magnolia, Ia, held
mission service at Ute Sunday and
preached 10 a large congregation OF
Lutherans.
John kreamen and Geo. Schleio
the new church, the society contem-
plate building.
Mrs. P. S. Graves returned to her
home in Upland, Neb., after a six
weeks visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Dubois.
Mrs. o. w. Mills, OF Mocrhead, re-
turned home Tuesday after pleas
ant visit with her son and family, Jay
Stewart and wife.
Kate Healy has moved TO Ill. where
she can be near and keep house for
Charley who has employment in the
ctoro of Nh, NJi1lor
Word has been received of the
death of Sherman Sciford of Coon
Rapids, Friday at l p. m. The funeral
was held on Sunday, Aug. IS.
H. G. Reidesee, G. r. Hill, Chas.
King. III. G. Heald and E. p. Clan went
to Smithland to test their skill with
the Pennis team at that place.
G. NJ. Alum has returned with his
men to complete his contract by mov-
!, ing the Birk buildings from their
present location to higher land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ward, en-
route from Denison to Sioux City
stopped off at Charter Oak for 4
short visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John P. Chatter visited his
daughter, Mrs. H. G. Reideul Thurs
day night on his way home from Mon
tana, where he had been to visit a
son.
Mrs. John Iverson of Madison, Tex
as arrived in Charter Oak, Saturday
for an extended visit with her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs Chris
Iverson.
Thirteen new members We're taken
into the Methodist church Sunday
morning. A number We're taken into
the Presbyterian church on the same
morning.
Mr.. Hans Runge, who has been Wis
iting his parents in Hanover, returned
to his field of labor near ST. Louis on
Saturday, where he is teaching in a
Parochial school,
Mr.. VIM. Shirk and family who have
been visiting at the home of George
w. Doler for the last few days have
gone to Battle Creek to visit a few
days with relatives.
Chris Hoefer came to Charter Oak
from Ricketts, Saturday, to see his
parents CO Bring that shining face
every time you come Chris, and YOU
will always be welcome.
Miss Marie McGrath went to An
thon to visit friends and relatives fol-
several weeks. What will the print
ing Office do for it's most important
member while she is gone
Mrs. ]. j. Hansen has gone to
Adair, Iowa to visit her sister, Mrs. A
.Egger. Mrs. Hausen's health has been
poorly for some time and this WISH
and rest, we trust will have bene
fical effect.
| Next Wednesday, August 10, oe
ours the dedication of the new Cath
Ole church lat Kenwood, Ia, the bish
up from Sioux City will have charg,
of the ceremonies, which occurs il
the forenoon.
David Torrey, Clara Pruehs, Nellie
Drake, Cora Irwin and Stella Robl
finished their institute work ant
came home Saturday They report tn,
best normal work ever experienced
in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Stewart are home
from the road. Jay has located ;
fine claim in Colorado near Sterlins
and will soon be a regular hayseed
at least for fourteen months, until hi
has proved up
Friday, the Epworth League plan
ned TO hold a picnic but the rail-
materially changed their plans. The,
met at the home of 7. Drake and ha,
their picnic supper anyway. All re
port a dandy time.
The Ladies Aid society of the M
d. church will serve meals at tn,
carnival on Friday, Aug. %, and tn,