The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-13
CHARTER OAK.

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Mrs. VIM. Petersen and children
have gone to Silver City, Iowa, for a
visit OF two or three weeks.
G.. A. Carlson, of Sioux City, a
former resident of Charter Oak, has
been visiting relatives in and about
the Oak.
J. ]. Hansen has been enjoying a
visit from his brother, who lives at
Randolph, Neb.
Hazel McWilliams and Fanchon Pro
basco returned last week from a visit
to Denison.
Miss vena Henrichsen has returned
home for short visit.
Barney VOllertsen and family made
q flying trip to Charter Oak BY auto
last Monday. They returned to Battle
Creek in the evening.
A. A. Hanchett went to Barrett.
Kan, the last of the week. When he
returns home he will bring with him
an invalid cousin.
Rev. Walter Baker took the east
bound passenger the morning of the
fourth for a short vacation among old
friends.
Louis Soper hauled load over from
Denison for the Stewart Lumber COM
pany last week. He and his son, Ell
mer. remained q few days for visit
with his sister, Mrs. F. II. Davis.
VIM. Wilson and family started for
Storm Lake last Saturday in their car.
North Of Ricketts, they found such
slippery roads that they had to give
up the trip and returned home.
I1QVSd \
spent several days of last week visit
ing Mrs. Kate Torrey Lensar at Wall
Lake.
Morris McHenry. our county survey
or, was Strengthening up corners Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed schelm, Of Atlantic,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Reefs, Of Man
ming. came Sunday morning to visit
relatives in the Oak Mrs. Schelm
and Mrs. Reetz came especially to see
their father, VIM. Topf, who now is
unable to leave his bed.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, known to Charter
Oak people as Nell MARSHALL, came
last week from Nevada with her two
children to visit relatives and friends
in this part of the country.
Edmund Cathcart is enjoying a
course in agriculture on the Willow
at the Jap Huntersfarm.
Miss Ora Lyons returned Monday
from a visit with her cousins at Dow
City. s7s@
Misses Rosella and Henrietta Stiner.
OF West Side, have been spending the
last two weeks with their uncle, Gus.
Martens.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Storm, Of Stock
bridge, Wis, left Monday, after q
pleasant visit Wiz. eir cousin, Mrs.
John Torrey. They were on their
way to the western states. Denver
will be their first stop.
Mrs. Betty Van Devere and little
son are visiting among old neighbors
in the country this week.
Mr.. e. =. Armstrong, Of Waterloo,
and Mr.. G. ]. Snyder. OF Omaha, were
guests at the d. "A. Waterhouse home
last week. Mr.. Armstrong is Mr..
Warehouses; cousin and Mr.. Snyder
bears the same relation to Miss Nav
ion Richards.
Mr.. Cullen Roe, Of Des Moines,
spent Sunday in Charter Oak, as q
guest In the Schelm home.
Rev. p. N. Cathcart spent the first
Of the week in West Side.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Jacobsen. Of
Mapleton, We're down Sunday. Mrs.
Robertson returned with them in the
evening and spent Monday in Maple
ton.
Lowell Coin returns this week from
st. Louis, where he has spent the
year studying medicine.
The friends of Rev. Zeilinger. who
preached in Charter Oak q few years
ago. will be pleased to hear Of his
marriage. He is stationed at Ke,
vance, Ill.
Miss Mabel Reidesel is enjoying a
visit from her cousin, a Miss Reide-
sell, of Glidden.
Mrs. Mary Holmes expects to leave
for Sac City Friday, where she win
visit her daughter, Mrs. s. M. Stouffer.
"a Mr.. Peters, of West Side, q
friend of John Cathcart, is a guest at
the Methodist parsonage this week.
Miss Hedwig Kagerah and little sis
ter, Irene, visited old friends in Ute
over Sunday.
Carl Sturges is studying the growth
Of corn at w. A. Wilson's. The town
boys like to get into the country dur
ing vacation.
k Many OF the Charter Oak people
are anticipating a pleasant time at
the Denison Chautauqua the last Of
the month. Several have already made
plans to attend the different sessions.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Katharine ART Fletcher was married,
In Denver lately to a Mr.. Moore or
that place. Mrs. Moore expects to
visit her people in the Oak next
month.
Mrs. Vanderveer received the an
-nouncement of the death of Mr.. "A. p.
Hart at his home in Boulder, Col. q
few days ago. Interment will take
place. at Boulder.
1t has been known that the de-
ceased's health had. been poorly for
some time. The family have the heart,
felt sympathy Sof large circle of
friends.
When the stomach fails to perform
its functions, the bowels become de.
ranged, the liver and the kidneys con
gested. causing numerous diseases.
The stomach and liver must be re-.