The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-10
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

S. T.. Wright Of Denver, COL. was
calling in town Wednesday morning.
He is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
R. Ii. Sweet. and looking after his
business interests in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cole of DEM
son, who have been visiting at the
Hart home between here and Danbury,
returned to Charter Oak last week and
went to the country to visit their
granddaughter. Mrs. Elmer McElwain.
The gold watch belonging to Engi-
neer Smith, who was killed last
Wednesday morning, was found near
the body The watch was badly
mashed. but the hands pointed to a
few minutes before eight showing at
what time the accident occurred.
The funeral services Of VIM. Me-
mitz whose body was brought from
Sioux City, were held on Thursday at
one O'clock.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
Ladies' Aid responded to invitations
sent out by four Of the members,
who celebrated their birthdays by en-.
pertaining the Aid. The hostesses
were Mrs. Chas. Robertson, Mrs. a.
C. Leeper and Mrs. Geo. Jones ar d
the party was given at the home of
Mrs. Robertson. Miss Ora Lyons
whose birthday occurred the same
week also invited some Of the young
people to help celebrate. The young
people and the older ones spent very
pleasant afternoon A very dainty two
course luncheon was served. In some
way the secret Of the birthdays got
out and the guests presented their
hostesses with some lovely cut flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam James returned
to Sioux City Thursday. Mrs. James
had been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Neubaum.
Mrs. Geo. Deter Of jefferson came
Thursday to be present at the Re-
bekah convention held here on Fri
day.
Mr.. Carl Burk Of Denison was q
guest in the D. H. McWilliams
home last Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Jones Of Denison visited
her sister, Mrs. Nelson Thompson, Of
Charter Oak last Friday.
Mr.. Stoltenbarg of the Farmers
State Bank was called to Holstein
last Thursday by the death of cou-
sin.
Mrs. Jurgen Koch underwent an
operation last Thursday at her home
northwest of town.
Last Friday the Rebekah delegates
of Dow City, Manila and Denison
held an all day convention in Charter
Oak. The delegates were the guests
Of the Pleasant Oak Lodge Of Charter
Oak. The Dow City Rebekahs de-
serve great credit for their splendid
floor work in the evening. The con-
e vshti5nT closed with .bauuueett III III th,
o Pithan hall.
n Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Kemp went t.
Manning Saturday to spend three Vi
four days with their son. Frank.
Mre. Chas. Mackey spent Saturda.
!, in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Jacobsen o
Mapleton spent Sunday in Char tel
Oak.
Mrs. Mary Holmes went to Ut
: Monday to spend the day with be,
son. Deem and family. From Ute
she went to Sac City to visit he
daughter, Mrs. S. Stouffer.
Miss veronica Adams Of Denisol
y visited friends in Charter Oak las
week.
. Mrs. "A. Mackey Of Arion accom-
panied by her two grandsons cam
over to the Oak Saturday for visi
i among relatives.
o Mrs. White Of Jefferson 10 visiting
). her cousin, Mrs. Fred Dubois. Q
e Charter Oak.
j. Mrs Fred Fadschild Of Denison IN
j. derwent an operation in Charter Oa
y last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson took q
n auto ride to Denison last Saturday.
d Mr.. Murry Reese came from Long
ID don. N. D., last week to visit his sic
ter. Mrs. Jasper Hunter. Sunda
= evening be was in usual good health
& Monday morning when called to break
fast he failed to respond. Upon in
d vestigation he was found dead in bed
:. He leaves wife aud four small chill
d dren in North Dakota. The remain
were shipped to Langdon.
k DR.. and Mrs. Park Of Sioux Cit
N called on DR.. Waterhouse and Wit
last Friday.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hines are til
= happy parents Of q fine little bah
girl, who came to their home lal
lie Sunday morning.
IN DR. 6. S. Waterhouse WAS Gale
u to Atlantic. He went last Fri
p day and made the trip by auto