The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-24
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

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A bright little son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Bennings-
dorf last week
The sale at Sherman Sterners last
Wednesday was a very successful one
Mr.. Steiner disposed of everything
as he will not farm next year. He
will move his family to LeMars this
spring, where Mrs. Sterner's people
live.
VIM. Wilson went down to Macedon
ia last week to visit his brother, Hen
ry, and other relatives who live in
Pottawattamie county
Miss Stella Robb is expected home
from Schleswig next Friday. Dame
Rumor says Miss Robb is to teach a
school of one pupil, when spring work
begins.
John Healy came up from Kenwood
Saturday to transact business in
Charter Oak.
The local committee has arranged
quite program for the teachers
meeting, which will be held at the
high school assembly room next Sat
urday afternoon. A good attendance
is desired.
The revival meetings in progress at
the Methodist church are increasing
in interest. Rev. Barley breaches
plain gospel sermons.
DR.. G. R. Hill returned from Fayette
Sunday. He has been attending a
sister who was dangerously ILL., We
are glad to learn that she was much
better when he left her.
Mrs. scribner is so much improved
as to be able to be moved from the
hospital to the home of DR.. McWil-
liams. Mrs. Scribner and Mrs Nc
Williams were friends back in Illi-
nois before they came farther west.
Father Schenkelberg has purchased
for his congregation four acres of
land of Frank Waddington. The land
lies on the knoll just south of town
and on it there will be built a church
and parsonage. The church will be
built of brick and cost nine or ten
thousand dollars. They will dispose
of the present parsonage. The Cath
Ollie people will have fine site for
their buildings
Miss Lucille Coin of Battle Greek,
who has been visiting her cousins in
Charter Oak returned home Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Lang came home Mon
day from Arion Her mother whom
she had been visiting for two or three
} weeks returned with her.
Joe Ullrich commenced loading his
cars last week preparatory to moving
to Nebraska where he will make his
future home.
John Dettman of So akota, ar
rived in Charter Oak la Wednesday
morning to pay visit to his aged
mother whose health is very poor
Rev. A. ]. Barley went to Soldier
last Thursday to preach the funeral
sermon of one of the Ute Pensioners
David Kuehl transacted business al
the county seat last Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson returned form
Des Moines Saturday. She had been
visiting sister, who is quite sick.
John E. Cries of Harlan, arrived in
Charter Oak Saturday to visit rela
tives.
Saturday was very busy day fol-
the Oak. Every place where team
could be tied was occupied-mair
street, side streets, and alley. The
ice bound condition of the country
seemed to have broken loose and
every one was taking advantage Of
the fine day.
Grandma Jones is much improved
and her friends have hopes for hel
recovery. She is not under the care
of competent nurse.
Mr. Chris Dettman and sister, Mrs
Florence Wilson arrived in Charter
Oak Monday morning to visit theil
mother, who is very sick at the home
OF her son, Jacob Ehrke Mrs. Wilson