The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-01
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
Chas. Mains was a business visitor
at Des Moines and Jefferson last
week.
Miss Francis Washington is recov-
ering nicely from her recent opera
tion.
The Five Hundred Club were enter
tanned at he home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Petersen last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Riessen are the
proud parents of a baby boy which
arrived last Saturday evening
DR.. Stocker entertained brother
a few days last week.
Miss Maylou Richards left Monday
morning for visit with friends in
the eastern part of the state.
Will Healy is visiting his sisters
this week.
Mrs. Henry Petersen and children
of Silver City is visiting the Peter
sen and Thompson families this week.
Master JEFF Rogers ia on the sick
list.
j. S. Hayward, teacher of music,
has resigned. his position will be filled
by the board as soon as suitable
teacher can be found.
Mr.. Cunningham has arrived from
Perry and will be employed at the
Dyer & Waterhouse Drug Store.
Mr.. C. II. Starek is On the sick
list.
Thanksgiving morning Miss Drake
and Miss Stolt were away to spend
the time till their school duties would
cali them back. They returned Sum-
day evening.
Charles Drake returned to Ames
Sunday evening, after an enjoyable
time spent with his parents at home.
his sister and children coming in from
the farm to meet with them and make
it more agreeable.
Aunty Neal entertained Mr.. Henry
and wife on Thanksgiving Day. She
also sent portion to the sick.
w. Wilson and "better half,,' ate
their Thanksgiving turkey at the
home of AL Snyder.
F. Dubois, at present keeping
''bachelor hail. was invited to eat
his Thanksgiving dinner with H..
Yeager and wife. Mrs. A. Barber
was also to- be there. Mr.. Barber
having gone to see his sick father.
The adopted child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barber was accidentally burned on
its foot and elsewhere quite severely.
Mrs. j. j. McWilliams returned
to her home after nearly three week 8
absence. She arrived in time to
spend Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Ernest Morgan came down
from Sioux City the 26th. Monday
morning she took the train for neni-
son and on her return her mother will
accompany her to Sioux City.
Miss Mary Griffin returned to her
home in Spencer, Neb., Monday even
ing, after very pleasant visit with
Miss Pearl Wilson, whose winter term
Of school began Nov. 10Th.
Mr.. F. Probasco was pleasantly sur
prised by a visit from his nephew.
Archie Probasco and wife, who came
Friday, having been ried the day
before. Archie is an engineer on the
Burlington R. R, His home has been
at Lincoln. Neb. They were married
at Burwell, Neh.
John Happe end wife came over
from Denison Saturday for a visit
with the folks at home and the newly
wed cousins returned to their home
tuesday.
Miss Rachel CHM of 1ndianola ar
rived at Charter Oak Saturday last
and began term of school in the
Sciford Dist. Monday.
Mr.. Albert Healy. an editor from
Otto, was on our streets Saturday last.
MIR. and Mrs. A. u. Olson are the
proud possessors of daughter born
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Maylou Richards took the
train Monday morning for Farley.
from there she will 60 to Dubuque,
She expects to be gone week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buhman OF
Manila, former residents of Charte,
Oak, are here visiting their son.
They arrived Monday.
Mrs. F. Dubois came home Monday
to her long neglected husband. wh,
shows q smiling face.
Mr.. Bert Wright has enjoyed I,
short visit from his mother, also BIZ
sister. Mrs. Schenck and her littl,
son, who eleven weeks ago suffere'
from fracture of lower limb.
Mr.. George Jones and family wer
QUO at Charlie Jones for Thanksgiv
ing festivities. Other guests wer
present among whom were Roy Jone