The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-06
CHARTER OAK.

Miss Jennie Adams returned Satur-
day to her home at Craig, Neb., after
pleasant visit with her cousin, Miss
Grace Mains.
Miss Ethel sturgis left Friday for
q visit with relatives at Sioux City
and Vermiliion. Mr.. Sturges accom-
panied his daughter to Sioux City
and attended the aviation meet.
Miss Hazel McWilliams went to
Denison Thursday to remain until
after the Fourth with relatives and
friends. 55
Miss Mabel Marshall went to Ute
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
John Jacobsen. On Thursday her
other-in-law tok them all to Sioux
City in the auto for a day of shop
ping. They had delightful ride in
the GOODNESS of the early morning.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church served ice cream and cake
on Saturday afternoon in the Graves
building. :,
Nelse Thompson and family spent
the Fourth in Denison. "a
Rev. Cathcart and Miss Grace
Mains were Mapleton callers Friday.
Mr.. VIM. Hanna and two children
We're passengers west Saturday.
Harold Skinner came last week to
stay with his aunt, Miss Nan Egbert.
Miss Egbert and her little nephew
leave today for Merrill, Iowa. where
they will make their home for awhile
with Miss Egbert's niece.
Will Mains and Albert Jacobsen
were Sioux City mid-week callers. OF
course, they saw the man-birds fly.
Mrs. Laura Crone and daughter.
Beulah. left for Elk Point, S. d.. Fri.
day morning to visit Mrs. Crone's sis
ter, Mrs. A. Mackey. From Elk Point
they will go to Centerville to visit
Mrs. Gertrude Jenter, who is Mrs.
Crone's daughter.
Master Herbert Arff is visiting his
brother. Jurgen, at Kiron. He re.
manned until after the Fourth.
Miss Ruth Glassburner, of Dow CITY.
visited Miss Mildred Perry and other
friends in the Oak this week and last.
The Sunday school ball teams met
again this week. The contest resulted
in score of to in favor of Denison.
Miss Ethel Goodman, of Morning
side, wa sa guest at the Theo. Drake
home a part of last week and this.
Mrs. b. p. Newkirk, Of Kenwood.
visited Mrs. John Torrey on Tuesday
of last week.
Mrs. Tom Lee and little daughter.
OF Correctionville, came Monday to
spend two or three days with Mrs.
Hans Arff, Mrs. Lees sister.
Mrs. Dur Holmes has bought out
Mrs. Heads millinery stock. Mr..
Holmes moves his family from Ute
today and will occupy the house with
his mother near the Methodist church.
Mrs. VIM. Arff visited her people
in Denison part of last week.
Last Wednesday, while riding horse
back, I'd Lyon met an \ auto. The
horse became frightened and fell. in
such way as to badly bruise the foot
and leg OF his rider. Ed is at home
now using crutches.
Mrs. r. s. Herbison returned last
week from her visit with her son.
Louie, in South Dakota.
On Tuesday night of last week the
Rebekahs held an installation of Of
ficers. Many Rebekahs from Ute and
Mapleton came down for the evening.
After the installation refreshments
We're served and the company had a
good time in general.
day evening for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ferguson, at Mason CITY
Miss Jessie will be gone two or three
weeks and will enjoy visit at Clear
Lake while there.
Misses Alice and Stella ART re-
turned Thursday from visit at Battle
Creek and Correctionville.
Mrs. Hans Arff and sister, Mrs.
Lee, went to Hartley today to visit
their mother, Mrs. Kriens.
Charter Oak delegates who attended
the republican county convention OF.
Saturday were E. G. Hess, P. F. Fiene.
G. B. Coin. R. R. Weed, i. A. Mains.
g. 8. Warehouse and Thee. Drake.
G. s. Waterhouse and Theo. Drake
We're elected delegates to the state
convention at Des Moines August 3rd.
The Charter Oak delegates to at.
tend the democratic county convention
We're Hans Hagge, Jurgen Koch, II.
81. Bockelmann, j. II. Riessen, Fred
Vogt. Franz Gr0th, Henry Wilt, John
Graber, Pat Houlihan.