The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-12

bayard 20 spend several weeks among
relatives.
Chas. Robertson was Mapletoh,I
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Melt Rose was passenger
west Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Carlton and
little son returned Friday from Rlppy.
where they spent the holiday vacation.
VIM. Wilson thinks thu third time
is charm and had his sale on Tues
day. Un account of bad weather it
had been postponed.
Mrs. A. F. Barber is at home after
several days spent at Manila.
Mrs.. j. j. McWi!liams went to
Morrison. Ill.,. Monday morning to
attend to the sale of some property
which belonged to her fathers estate.
Mrs. M. Houlihan and Mrs. Nc
Grath went to Denison Saturday to
attend thu flu eral of Miss Meehan.
Little Gretta Miller entertained a
company of her little friends Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Hess and Hobart Coleman
are at the Waterhouse home, recover.
ing nicely from operations performed
last Friday.
Earl Dubois of Logan visited his
parents and brother in Charter Oak
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur LaMay and
little son, who have been the guests
of MIR. LaMay's uother, Mrs. VIM
Wilson, returned to their home ut
Storm Lake last Friday.
Miss Mabel Riedesel is visiting her
brother, Herman and family. at Ran
dolph, Neb., this week.
Hazel Davis. who has been seriously
ill for the last week, is better and on
the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Schelm are
the happy parents of baby boy born
to them Saturday morning.
The new teacher, Mr.. Coleman, has
begun his work as music director and
assistant in the high school. He will
take one Of Mr.. Cartoons and one of
| Miss Mounts classes thus relieving
each.
| R. H. Sweet is in Omaha this week
on business.
/ Mrs. B. l.. Wright entertained the
Five Hundred club Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Duer and littls son
returned Monday from a visit at Lake
View and other points.
Brown Romans of Denison was in
the Oak on Monday.
Mr.. Carl Kagerah will move into
Theo. Drake's house on the hill this
week. Rumor says that the house
vacated by Mr.. Kagerah will be &C.
cupied by one Of Charter Oak young
men. We can't see why it should
take whole house for one young
man(?)
Our city pump house was nearly
destroyed by fire last Saturday after
noon. We will not have a water
famine, however, for r. R. Ruchli 8
traction engine is furnishing the
steam necessary to keep the pump 60
ing until the pump house can be re-
paired.
/ Mr.. Cooper of the firm of Cooper
& Collins is in town looking over
affairs at the store.
Mrs. II. Il. Sturges returned Fri
day from Vermillion. whittier she had
accompanied her father. Mr.. Christy,
who had been visiting her.
G. B. Coin took trip to Mapleton
the first of the week to look after
some real estate business.
u Mr.. H. H. Yeager went to Wood
bine last week. During his absence
Mrs. Yeager is visiting in Denison.
i Louis Sprock, a half brother of
VIM. Noxel. has gone to Des Moines
for visit. From Des Moines he
will go to Chicago and from Chica.
go to Port Coleman. Canada, his
former home. He will remain at
Port Coleman until spring.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Kiepe on Saturday son.
Mrs. Herman Huebner of Charter
Oak died Saturday evening at seven
, o'clock. Mrs. Huebner was an
elderly woman and had been sick for
, sometime. She leaves a husband and
eight children, three sons and FIVE
; daughters The funeral services were
held at the Lutheran church on Tues.
day and the remains taken to Han.
over cemetery for burial.
A cad accident occurred at Ute
early Monday morning in the home of
|C. E. Krosoen, the editor of the Ute
newspaper. 1t seems that Mrs. Kro-
soen hadn't been feeling we'll. and
thinking she could get better nights
rest by sleeping alone, her hubsand
had slept down stairs with their two
childrent Mrs. Krosoen was up