The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF THE COUNTY
~. News Gathered BY Our Efficient Corps
- Of Correspondents All Over Crawford.
County.
CHARTER OAK NEWS.
1Delaved from Last Week. !

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delayed from Last Weekly
Mrs. G. III. Weed returned last week
! from her winter sojourn in California.
Z She visited en- route, therefore arrived
later than Mr.. Weed.
Miss Isabel Carson has resigned her
position in the public schools. Miss
the vacancy.
Miss Fl6rence Drake and Miss Ha-
eel Mount entertained several of tEeir
friends in q delightful manner last Sat
urday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Copps. The evening passed
very pleasantly and very dainty three
course luncheon was served with pink
carnations for favors-
Y Mrs: Minnie Haskins, known to
Charter Oak people as Minnie Schurke,
came to Charter Ook from South Da-
kOta to place herself under the care of
DR.. McWilliams for medical treatment.
Mrs. Haskins spent last Wednesday
visiting in Ute.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Craft
on Thursday q boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. SERVER of Deni-
son we're Charter Oak callers last
! Thursday.
Arleigh Leeper went to Omaha on
j Monday for a stay of two or three
! days.
Mrs. Wrighht returned to Sioux City
I Monday after visit with the family
4 of her son. B. u. Wright.
Mrs. Godfrey .Henning and daughter
went to Bloomfield, Neb., to visit Mrs.
Henning's daughhter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duer were Sioux City
Z visitors on Tuesday of last week. M
ID. Bornholdt transacted business in
Denison last Thursday.
I. A. Mains was q Sioux City visitor
last Thursday.
The owners of the Peoples store
have bought the old Oak store and will
begin at once to tear down the old
I building. They will erect fine brick
building upon the old site. The new
4 building will be forty-four by, eighty
four feet. This will complete the cir
Gle of good brick buildings on the
four corners and will be decided i'm
( provement on West Main street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church are planning a chick
en- pie supper for next Saturday at the
4 old Oak store.
Mrs. G. w. Holmes is In Ute this
week helping care for her new grand
son.
b. Bornholdt spent Monday in siou,
City.
81 Mrs. Peter Langholdt died in tn.
Sioux City hospital last week from
cancer. The remains were brought tt
Charter Ook on Saturday. The fu
" neral services were held at the Lu
E theran church on Tuesday.
AL Snyder has moved into hi,
i hose on the hill recently occupied b.
f Mr. Stocker. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder ar,
lalking Of making few Improvement
before they are finally settled. Mr.
Stocker stored his goods and Mrs
\ Stocker and baby have gone for visi
with her people.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Romans, sons, Gu,
and Melvin, and grandson. Lewis, Wis
Il tied the Charter Oak Romans las
Is Saturday.
Last Friday afternoon the Wood
bine ball team met the Charter Gal
team on the diamond for test O
superiority. The Charter Oak higl
school team won. The Charter Oal
u boys have never been beaten on tn
home grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duer visited in Mis
souri, Valley tlast week. They returne
In the Cooper and Collins new auto
mobile which VIM. ART was runnin
UP from Council Bluffs. The car is a
improved jackson.
Miss Bertha Romans of Denisori wa
& 9 visitor in Charter Oak last Wedne,
day.
Last Thursday fire, which Nigh
have proved disastrous to Main stree
was started in some way in the COT
house back Of the clothing store
b was in close proximity to oil tank
The prompt ringing OF the fire alarl
brought assistance and the fire we
4 quickly smothered.
Many of the Charter Oak Mason
went to Mapleton Monday to take pal
in the work Of the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fret are visiting Mr.
Frei's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Jacobsen.