The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-21
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

II. Robb and son. Frank, went to
Sioux City Friday in anwser to al
message saying that brother in law,
of the former was dead.
DIR. Stocker is installed as q partner
with DR.. Subway. Mr.. Stocker
comes from Armstrong. Iowa. He
and Mrs. Shumway were boyhood
friends at Newell, Iowa, and their
partnership in business will be some-
what of a reunion.
Miss Mary Ketelsen returned home
Saturday after spending month nurs-
ing her aunt. Mrs. Benningsdorf.
Mrs. Frank Probasco visited with
her sister, Katie Healy in Ute last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Gus Mesick has sold his valua-
BILE farm Of 24O acres, consideration
500 per acre. Mr.. Fred Bringer buy
ing 160 acres and Herman CARRIER 80
acres. This deal gives Mr.. CARRIER
24O acre farm. Enough for one man.
John Reetz returned to Iowa City
to resume his studies on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Sturges returned to
VermillioR, S. D., on Wednesday.
Mr. c. T. Marshall went to Moore
head to transact important business.
Mrs. Thos. Thomson. and daughter,
Elsie. are visiting friends in Council
Bluffs for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaa. Robertson Wis
tied the county capital between trains
on Thursday.
Mr.. E. o. Wilson received mes
sage Thursday calling him to Persia.
Iowa, to visit his mother, who is SER
iously ill. Mrs. Wilson following
him on Friday morning on the same
errand.
Mr.. d. Bornholdt went to Onawa
Friday to attend to some urgent busi-
ness.
Mr.. Peter Smith, who underwent
an operation at our hospital has SO far
recovered as to be able to return to
his home in Plainview, Neb.
Hugh Foley returned from Chicago
Friday where he marketed car of
cattle.
Barney Vollertsen loaded his house,
hold goods and moved to Battle Creek
Friday.
Miss Garnet Vollertsen and sister,
Lorraine, went to Denison to visit for
a few days, continuing their journey
to their new home in Battle Greek.
Miss Mary Larson went to Nebraska
to visit her uncle. Andrew Enquest
and family.
Mrs. Alice Gardner and daughter,
Florence. went to Denison Saturday
to visit few days before returning
to her home at Coleman, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Smith visitud
Denison between trains Saturday.
Mr. ]. Henry, whose health has
been such as to confine him to the
house most Of the winter, has SO far
recovered as to be- able to visit his
old home in Battle Greek where he
went on Saturday.
MRS. h. II. Yeager started Saturday
for an extended visit to the coast, Los
Angeles and other points of interest.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson and Mrs. E.
H. Weed were Sioux City visitors
Saturday.
Wednesday, April IA. occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Herman Keek to Miss
Dora Huffman, also the same day that
of Mr.. John Knutzen to Miss Anna
Mordhurst, Rev. Armstrong perform
ing the ceremony in both cases. The
happy couples are to be congratulated.
Miss Lucy Healey of Dow City
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
Probasco, in Charter Oak.
Mrs. Charley King and Mrs. Harry
Jones and children went to Ute Sunday
morning to visit friends and relatievs
for number of days.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson has been confined
to her bed for q number of days.
She has not been feeling we'll for
quite long time and we hope her re-
covery will be rapid.
Miss Ruth Robb returned from
Sioux City last week where she has