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

A. CLANCY of Iowa County visited
with his father in Charter Oak last
week.
Our public school was closed last
Thursday and Friday to give the
teachers an opportunity to attend the
association at sioux city. They re-
port an interesting time.
John Cathcart is very much pleased
over his nomination to cadetship at
Annapolis. Senator Dolliver secured
permission for him to take the exam
ination at the Naval Academy and he
will go to Annapolis in June for that
purpose.
A letter from Wyoming tells us
that Nellie M. Drake was married
on Thursday March 3rd to Walter j
Cosgrove of Kayca Wyo. The mar
riage took place at Buffalo and the
Rev. &C. Miller of the Congregation
al church oficiated. Both bride and
groom are Badgers from Wisconsin,
their people living within sixty miles
of each other. Mr.. Cosgrove has been
in Wyoming for the last three
or four years running ranch. Mrs.
Cosgrove went out there last year to
teach school and met her fate - She
tells us that eventually ttey will make
their home in Wisconsin. The friends
in Charter Oak congratulate.
The Charter Oak people remember
we'll Mr.. and Mrs. Hess who moved to
California few years ago. Word
comes to the Charter Oak friends that
Mr.. Hess has had stroke of paral.
ysis and probably will not live long.
John Radenacher is improving his
town property by raising the roof or
the house, making one and hall
stories.
John L. Richardson oil inspector
was over recently testing some Oil thai
was shipped into Charter Oak.
Mr.. A. G. Leeper and children wen
to Dunlap Saturday to spend a few
days visiting at the old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weed, and Mr. ant
Mrs. BertWeed were shopping in Siou,
City recently.
4 Mrs. r. 81. Sweet went to Oman,
Thursday evening for q few day
visiting and shopping.
Mrs. John Happe returned to Deni
son Friday. She was accompanied b,
her father, F. S. Probasco who will
help her pack up to move to Huron
South Dakota where Mr.. Happe has {
position in an architects Office.
John Glau returned Friday from hi
visit to Schleswig. He was accom-
panied by fMrs. John Clan. TIL
happy couple we're greeted by
noisy party. Mr.. and Mrs. Gla
will go to housekeeping in the hous
lately occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Henry.
Mrs. Virginia Willis started for he
home at Washington Courthouse, Obi
last Friday. She will spend fe,
days at Shafton, Ia, enroute.
Mrs. John Eyer is in critical cor
dition. She has been ailing for man
months.
DIR. Purmort of Des Moines he'll
services in the Presbyterian churc
last Sunday morning and evening.
The remains of Sherman Scifor
who died at Coon Rapids last yea
were disinterred by A. j. Bond {
Denison and brought to Charter Ga
to be placed in st. Paul's cemetery.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson was called t
Mapleton by the illness of her littl
grandson in the Jacobsen home.
Mr.. Henry Volquardt of Schleswi
was transacting bus mess in the Ca
on Monday.
A new baby boy arrived at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Malone las
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. T. Petersen and Miss Els
Thomson were Sioux City callers La
! Thursday.
, The 500 Club met with Mr.. and MIR
Thos. Thomson Saturday EVENING"
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.