The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-23
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

visiting his son. Herman and family.
Mr., F. d. Davis visited in Ute on
Tuesday and Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs Chas. Hart of Greeley, COL.
visited Mrs. Van Devere and NJ isa
Gladys Hart last week. Mrs. Hsrt
was on her way to visit her people
near Chicago.
On last Wednesday at the Lutheran
patronage in Denison occurred the
marriage Of Miss Augusta Topf and
Mr.. John Reetz. Rev. Frese officiated.
The wedding party consisted Of Miss
Ida Reetz, sister Of the groom, Mr..
John Reetz. cousin, and Miss Lena
Iopf, sister Of the bride. The bride
wore q light tan travelling suit with .
lavender flower hat. She carried .
bouquet Of sweet violets. The we'd
ding took place at half past two and
Immediately after the happy pair took
the train for Omaha. They will
spend several days at Atlantic. where
the bride is we'll known. Both
these young people have grown up
in Charter Oak and have host of
friends here who wish them long
and happy welded life. They will 60
to housekeeping at Manning, where
the groom has good position in q
large department store. They will
be Eat home" to their friends after
Nay let.
Carl Kagerah's sale is proving
quite successful. It is managed by
Mr.. Dan Smith Of Marion. Kansas.
and will close Saturday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Waterhouse called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Of Ute on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Brazel Of
South Dokota and Mrs. Armstrong
Adams Of Nebraska came to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. John Eyer on
Saturday.
Mr.. Lownes of Denison visited
his daughter. Mrs. Bert Weed, last
Saturday.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Stodden died very suddenly on
Saturday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart of Ute called
in Charter Oak on Saturday.
The B. G. D. Club I'VE conclude it
mems the Bunch Of Charming DAM
sels) was entertained BY Miss Mabel
Bornholdt last Friday evening. The
young men were invited. Among the
out Of town guests were Messrs.
Stewart SERVER and Raymond Conner
OF Denison and Miss Alma Boohr Of
Ute.
Mrs. H. H. Sturges. Miss Florence
Drake, Miss Frances Mack nzie and
D. n. Torrsy took advantage of the
fine weather last Saturday and drove
% Denison to shop and to attend the
teachers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sweet were
passengers to Omaha last week.
They returned via Denison bringing
their new Chalmers Detroit car.
Mrs. F. s. Probasco and daughter,
Mrs. John Happe. returned from q
visit with Bartlett Healy Of Kenwood
last Monday. Mrs. Happe is soon
70 60 to South Dakota, where her hus-
ana has opened an architects Office.
Last Thursday q few minutes after
ten =. M. Mrs. John Eyer passed away.
Mrs. Eyer had been sufferer from
cancer for many months. This death
10 sad one. for the mother has left
quite q large family Of children.
Mary Elizabeth Squibb was born in
Clinton county on October IL. 1862.
About twenty-five years ago she was
married to John Eyer on what il
known as the old Van Devere place
just west of Charter Oak. To Mr..
and Mrs. Eyer were bern ten children
eight of whom are living, the youngest
Of whom is little girl fouryears old.
The children who will miss mothers
love and care are Bernice, Tracey.
Hazel, Merrell, Mary. Samuel, Jessie
and Claude. The funeral services
were held at the Methodist church
Saturday morning at half past ten.
conducted by Rev. E. NJ. Catncsrt.
Many relatives from away were in at
tendance at the funeral. Three
sisters and four brothers werepresent.
These were Mrs. R. L. Owens Of
Moorhead. Mrs. R. Fetters of Scran-
ton. Mrs. j. 7. Turner of Dow City.
Robert. Barney, Willie and Caleb
Squibb of Greene county. Several
nephews and nieces also were in at
tendance. The remains were laid at
rest in the Charter Oak cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Slater and little dauph-
ter visited her brothers, D. H. and j /.
y. McWilliams, over Sunday.
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