The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-29
CHARTER OAK.

Mrs. Mundt and daughter-in-iaw.
Mrs. Peter Ludwig, visited at the Arr
home last week. Mrs. ART and Mrs.
Mundt sare sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Criswell, of Den
isan, came over Friday with Brown
Romans in his auto to spend the day
with friends in the Oak.
VIM. Wilson went to Omaha Friday
for his auto. He was accompanied by
Misses Pearl Wilson and Mabel Born
holdt and Clark and Charles Marsh
all. The young people enjoyed the trip
back in the auto.
| Born, on Thursday, to Mr.. and Mrs,
l. Washington, baby girl.
Misses Cora and Mary Irwin ex-
pect to leave this week for visit
among relatives in the southeastern
part of Iowa.
Mrs. Clarence Smith and son.
| Wayne, returned last week to their
home at Lake Andes, S. D., after d
visit of several weeks with relatives
in Charter Oak and Mapleton.
Miss Stella Arff visited at Battle
Greek last week and this.
Mrs. w. A. Brown and daughter,
Goldie, left today for Ports, Kan, to
visit relatives.
Miss Ora Lyons is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Cook, of Mapleton, this
week.
Mrs. j. G. Egbert returned to her
home in Oregon the first of the week.
She and Mr.. Egbert, who is brother
of Mrs. Chas. Robertson, have been
spending several weeks among rela-
Iives in Iowa.
Miss Ethel Sturges expects to go to
Sioux City this week to visit relatives
and from Sioux City she, will go to
Vermillion, S. D., for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Stewart came in
off the road last week for a rest at
home.
A, c. Leeper was Sioux City caller
last week.
Thomas Thomson Jr. returned to
Morningside last week to attend the.
summer school at the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garretson, of
Slayton, Mimi, returned to their home
Thursday after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Garretson's brother, Mr.. O..
Snyder, and family. l.
Mrs. w. G. Johnson, of Mason City,
is visiting her father, G. III. WED, and
other relatives at the Oak.
Mrs. R. S. Herbison went to Dakota
last week to be with her son on the
claim.
Mr.. Dan Swanson and Mr.. Sam Nc
Culla, of Denison, were in Charter Oak
last Thursday transacting business.
Stewart SERVER gave some of; his
young friends an auto ride over from
Denison last Thursday.
John Wellner, of Nebraska, came to
attend the funeral of John Ullrich last
Saturday.
Chris Kunze, of Worthington, MINI,
is visiting friends in the Oak.
Miss Nellie Routzong, who will
teach in the fourth room next year, is
visiting friends in Omaha this week.
August Martens and Ed Hardy went
to Denison last Thursday with Stewart
SERVER in his auto.
Frances Drake attended the Ep-
worth League convention at Ida Grove
last Tuesday and Wednesday. She
returned by way of Wall Lake and
stopped off at Odebolt to spend day
or two with Misses Stolt and Carson.
Jim McGrath was q passenger to
Sioux City on Monday.
Bertha and Edward Thomson re-
turned Monday from a visit among
relatives at Council Bluffs.
John Ullrich, the son of n. T. Ull
rich, of Mapleton, died in the Sioux
City hospital last Saturday. He Went
to Sioux City for treatment forsblood
poisoning. An operation did not help
him. His parents at the time of his
death We're in Charter Oak attending
the funeral of the young mans grand
father and could not go to Sioux City
until Sunday. The funeral services
were held at Mapleton Sioux City
Journal.
District Superintendent Torbet held
the third quarterly conference in the
Methodist church on Monday evening.
Rev. Torbet succeeds Supt. Carr, late
ly resigned.
About twenty eight phones were
burned out last Saturday during our
little shower. One clap of thunder
was very loud and it probably was.
the electricity preceding this that
caused the trouble.
Death Of John UIIrich.
On last Thursday morning, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Topf, one mile east of Mapleton, Faith
er Ullrich passed away at the ripe old
age of 80 years, 2 months and 81 days.