The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07


w. M. Kelly. ST., spent q few days |
with his daughter. Mrs. ]. Downey.
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
Miss Stella Arff came home the first
of last week from a visit with friends
at Denison and Vail.
Boyd Crone accompanied his sister,
Mrs. Gertie Long, to Kansas last week
for visit with friends.
Miss Frances Hart visited friends
in Charter Oak last week. She re-
turned to her home in Denison Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Jones returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip in
the east.
Rev. A. ]. Bsrkley was sick last
week with an attack of lumbaeo.
| Miss Jennie Robertson and her
niece, Miss Lillian McWilliams re-
turned last Wednesday to their home
in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Romans have
returned from their sojourn of two
months in the western states. They
say Iowa is the best place after all.
II A great many from Charter Oak
celebrated at Ute and Mapleton.
Several Of our new cars entered the
auto contest at Ute. VIM. Wilson s
car was prettily decorated and carried
twelve little girls dressed for the oc-
casion. DR.. Warehouses; car was
very pretty also. We thought Char
! ter Oak would surely get the prize,
but it was awarded to a Ute car.
At Mapleton DR.. Waterhouse took
, first prize in an auto race-$15.
Miss Maylou Richards returned
: from visit at West Side the last
of the week.
E The families Of D. Bornholdt, ani
DR.. Hill went to Wall Lake for al
E outing last week. They we're accom-
panied by Miss Maylou Richards.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson visi.
: ted in Mapleton over Sunday.
. Harry Mains has come from hi.
work in Chicago to pay visit to the
{ folks at home.
Cards have been received announc.
0 ing the marriage of Mr.. William Johr
. SERVER and Miss Florence Ellen o Con
: nor at Los Angeles. CAL. on the
r thirtieth of June. All the Charter
. Oak friends congratulate.
Q Arleigh Leeper underwent an opera.
tion ON his neck Sunday. About 8
o year ago he fell from q bicycle anc
9 bruised his neck. The bruise broke
It out in sore which has troubled hin
until an operation was necessary. The
8 doctors found the glands Of the necA
u tubercular. Doctors Waterhouse anc
Stuart performed the operation.
n Miss Maude Cameron, niece OF
t Mr.. A. Snyder. returned to her home
at Mapleton, after a visit in hel
I uncle's home in the Oak.
Guy and Brown Romans came owe,
f in their car Saturday. They went OF
r to Ute in the afternoon to see. til.
celebration.
. w. 81. Riedesel went to Sioux City
= last Wednesday to interview James F
Toy and came back with . fine position
Z ct Randolph. Neb. Mr.. Riedesel ex
Q poets to move about the middle Of thu
e month. We regret very much to SO,
n him leave Charter Oak. but can mo-
n blame him for stepping up when til,
g chance comes.
I'll F. s. Probasco was business visi
It tor in Denison the middle of the week
le w. w. Cushman and son, Arthur
y came over from Denison in their aut,
last Thursday.
l. Chas. Campbell and son Of Otto. /.
le former resident Of Charter Oak, visi.
ted friends here last week.
e Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Nepper o
in Mapleton were in Charter Oak to visi
Z. Mrs. Nepper's father. Mr.. Eyer. VIII,
g is not expected to live long.
le John Patterson and family of Rod
ney visited over Sunday with F. Il
10 Davis and family.
20 A new disease. very contagieu
:. one. has faetened itself upon Charlie
y Oak and vicinity. It seems 60 attacl
the well-to-do citizens more severed,
I'd and experts can assure cure onl,
4 after the payment Of from six hundre,
to eighteen hundred dollars. 1t i
m called 'autofanatism.' The cur,
leaves the patient in an exhilarate,
state of mind.
Mrs. Geo. Jones entertained he
brother and his bride. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kelso. the first of the week
y Mr.. and Mrs. Kelso will make thei
l. future home at Goodland. Kansas.