The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

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asst week. Mr.. Shropshire went on
10 Denison to visit his parents for a
few days.
7. c. Dubois visited his brother,
Earl at Logan last week.
Mrs. G. I. Marshall received a
holiday visit from her daughter, Mrs.
Nichols and family, of Omaha. Mr..
Nichols has position in the Omaha
schools
David Torrey visited among his
former pupils near Schleswig last
week
Miss Garnet Lorraine vollertsen
of Battle Greek visited friends in
Charter Oak last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Maylow Richards started for
Southern Pines, North Carolina, last
Thursday evening. She was accom-
| panied by her mother, Mrs. d. 4.
Waterhouse, and her aunt, Mrs. Sny-
der of Davenport. Mrs. Waterhouse
and Mrs. Snyder went as far as Chi
cago with her and saw her safely
started on the southern trip.
Miss Richards expects to spend
the winter with her grandmother at
Southern Pines which is winter re-
sort and we anticipate a very pleas.
ant time for our friend Maylow.
Frank Kemp of Manning spent the
first day of the new year with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Kemp of
Charter Oak
John Reetz came up from his work
l,people look in 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Happe and little
sons of Denison spent Saturday and
Sunday in the F. S. Probasco home.
Tom McGrath of Denison called on
New Years Day
Mr.. and Mrs p w. Harding of
Denison visited old friends in the
Oak over Sunday.
Miss Florence Mains, a sister of
our postmaster, came Saturday to
spend the winter in her brothers
home. She was accompanied by Mrs.
John Mains and her son and daugh-
ter who will make a short visit i'm
Charter Oak.
Roy Jones took his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Jones, to Denison
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs Jones expect
to start from Denison for California
where they will spend the winter.
John Cathcart went to Des Moines
last week to visit and help care for
the Cathcart fancy poultry
Mr.. Cathcart took several prizes
at the Poultry Show in Des Moines
Mrs. C. o. Wilson and Mrs. Gust
Peters visited in Dunlap for fen
; days last weey at the home of Mrs
Wilson's parents.
A. C. Leeper enjoyed visit las
week from his mother whose home IS
= at Gault, Wright Co. Mr.. I.eeper an.
!. his mother had not seen each othe
: for over twenty years.
Mrs. Coin received word from he
u brother, Harry Bates of Lawrence
Kans., saying that he was burned GU
on Xmas eve. The family escape
with their lives and had to walk ha
a mile in their bare feet to a neigl
bors for shelter. Everything they ha
was burned. 1t was sad Christine
for this family. They are now Wi
Mrs. Bates mother, Mrs. Standing
Lawrence.
w. ]. SERVER was over Tuesd
and Wednesday to help settle up t
years business with the boys at t
~ lumber yard.
- Miss Florence Wickwire came fre
= Bowlder, Colo, last week to visit h
brother and sister at Charter o;
She expects to go to Bayard, Ia, IL
week to visit relatives until spril
= P. w. Harding was over from d.
ison on business last Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Jones returned to /
home in Denison after a visit wi
her sister, Mrs. M L. Jones of CHI
ter Oak
- w. w. Cushman and Sheriff Gu
- mings of Denison were Oak Gale
= last Friday
~ Edmond Cathcart went to We
- side Monday to visit friends for
ie few days.
G. A. Meseck was a passenger
= Sioux City on Monday last.
Tom Gardner of Coleman, S.
- came Monday to see old friends.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Milligan spe
New Years Day with Mr.. and M
Clayton Romons.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Criswell
rived Monday from Portland, Oreg'
Mrs. Criswell thinks Charter Oak
~, as good as any place.
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