The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-03

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fares. We don't know we miss him
until he is gone. He reports his sis
ter as very much better, which fact
we think is due to the skill of her
brother in his profession
There are plenty of good lots in
Charter Oak proper to build upon If
you only look for them.
Several Charter Oak people among
whom were Geo Jones, VIM. Lensar
and Ed Jensen, visited Denison this
week on various errands.
M. M. Black made business trip
to Sioux City last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Happe, of Denison and
her sister-in-law, Miss Happe, of West
Side, visited the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Probasca in Charter Oak
last week.
r. A. Rawlins, who received word
that his mother was sick and went to
see her is back again to business, as
his mother is some better.
Misses Emma and Della Nehles re
turned to Buck Grove Wednesday af
ter visit with their aunt, Mrs. Geo
kaufman, who accompanied them part
way as she was going to Denison for
visit.
w. T. Peterson is moving into his
Indian home, or bungalow on the Hill.
VIM. Lensar is moving into the house
vacated by Mr.. Peterson.
Mrs. Cora Schouten, of Arion was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /.
M. Jones over Sunday.
Isaiah Names had the misfortune
to slip and bruise his knee badly. He
has been unable to be at the office
for some days, however, he is so far
improved now that he is able to get
to the Office on crutches.
Mrs. Alvin Jacobson underwent an
operation at the C. o. hospital on Fri
day, Feb. 26.
Sheriff Cummings transacted bust
ness in G. o., on Friday. First trip
over here since his Inauguration.
John Way was seen on our streets
on Friday last.
Mrs. Thos. Lang went to Geddes,
S. D., Saturday to join her husband
in the new home
Otto Huebner went to Manning Sat.
urday to attend blooded stock
sale.
d. H. McGrath and his sister, Mrs
j. M. Murphy went to Denison Sat
urday.
G, H. Kuhlman took run down the
line Saturday.
Mrs. Godfrey Henning and her son
Frank, were visiting her daughter al
Denison Friday.
Mr.. Sothmann accompanied by his
daughter, Anna, went to Pierre, s
D.. on their way to Wyoming, where
they will visit daughter living
there.
Editor Sturges went to Sioux Cit,
Monday on business.
Word was received Saturday b,
Mr.. John Blunt that his son, John
had died at Bloomfield, of pneumonia
Mr.. Blunt took the first train west tt
accompany the remains back which
arrived Monday evening. Particulars
later.
Miss Rose German arrived Monda,
evening from her home at Sloan. She
will again take up her work in the
millinery store of Mrs. Head. !.
Miss Rose Murphy returned to Ken
wood, Sunday. She came up to attend
the teachers meeting Saturday and
visit her friend, Mrs. McFaddon.
Miss Rose Houlehan went to Deni
son to visit her mother, after a long
visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Nc
Faddon in Charter Oak.
Charles Jacobsen and family came
down Sunday evening, from Mapleton
to visit relatives.
Rev. Atkinson of Wall Lake will
preach the ensuing week in the M
b. church. Come out and hear him.
Radermacher & Borchest have sold
their property, the Racket Store nm
the east side of Main street. OFT p
Dorale was the purchaser.
b. f. Clan has disposed of his
store and stock to Mr.. T. e. Davis O:
Rannville, la. Possession was given
Saturday last
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