The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-14
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CHARTER OAK NEWS.
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ItONn last NcuuSoutty hight W CiAS o.
rest of A. Mercoriah, an Italian, living
in Sioux City, charged with the muir
; der of his wife on Tuesday evening.
Just before the arrival OF the Mllwau-
kee train in the evening, Night Agent
Wright received telegram from the
conductor at Ute to have an officer at
the depot when the train came IN. ne
hurried over to the pump house ana
secured Leeper, but found him un-
armed, so hurried back to the depot
to secure his own gun. When the
train pulled in they were still without
the papers for the mans arrest, SO
the train was closed until they could
be filled out and still Mecoriah could
not see what was up. The arrest was
easily made, as no resistance was OIL
fered by the man. The news was tel
egraphed to Sioux City at once ana
Detective Curtis came after nm, TAX
ing him back Thursday afternoon.
Professor Stiles, who will be at the
head of the schools here next year,
was in town the last of the week, max
ing few arrangements for next year
and comforting with the board
Mrs. Anna Brunell, OF Miller, S. d.,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Claus Sothman.
Rev. A. Amstein and Rev. A. ID.
Greif were in Des Moines last week
on matters pertaining to their
churches.
Miss Granny closed her music work
here last week, as she had decided TO
quit the work. She had worked up a
large class and they will all be sorry
to hear of the change. The music
work will go on under the direction
of Miss Grace Mains.
DR.. l.. S. Coin returned from his
school work at st. Louis Friday after
noon for a short visit with his old ac-
ouaintances in Charter Oak. He will
remain here for short time and then
90 to Denver to work in one OF the
large hospitals there until he is old
enough to start business for himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reetz, Of Man
ming, were visiting in their parental
homes in Charter Oak over Sunday.
Albert Jacobsen left his work in
Sioux City long enough to make an
over-Sunday visit with his mother in
Charter Oak returning Monday
Earl Houlihan. OF Sioux City, came
down Saturday evening for a visit
with old-time acquaintance and his
relatives in the country.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Jones returned SatuI-
day evening from visit in Sioux City.
Cecil Jones, OF Dow City, was Wis
iting in the 3. L. Wright home over
Sunday.
Several of the young people at
tended the barn dance at the home OF
Aug Namannv Saturday night.
Many of the residence streets have
been regarded during the past week,
Henry Mes anbrlnk doing the pulling
with his traction engine.
The ball game with Denison Sunday
was an even one alth ough both sides
did a good deal OF hitting and scoring.
At the end of the tenth inning Denl-
son had scored 10 times while Charter
Oak had 20 to their credit The game
was umpired by Carl Brown. Batter
les: Denison Heiden and Adams;
Charter Oak, Jacobsen and Brown.
Chas. Drake and wife returned from
their school work at AmeS Friday af-
ternOOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Petersen left |
Charter Oak Sunday morning, she go.
ing to visit her folks at Silver City
and he going as far as Council Bluffs |
with her to visit his folks.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Timm,
fine daughter, Friday, June 9th
Frank Yeager left Monday morning,
enroute to Manning.
Miss Elsie Lamp travelled to Man
ming Monday morning for visit with
relatives there.
J. F. Deur left Monday morning for
a visit with his brother at Missouri
Valley. He returned Monday evening.
Miss Fac Coin left Charter Oak on
Sunday evening to take up six
weeks summer course at Cedar Falls.
She has received an appointment to
teach in the Rodney school next year
and wants to better fit herself for the
position.
John Kortmann has been repairing
and repaintins the front of his har-
ness shop the past week.
John BOlieu, of Sioux City, was in
town the latter part of last week, shak
ing hands with his old acquaintance.
While here he made arrangements for
some new buildings on his farm, now
rented by the Malone Brothers. He
expects also to remodel some of the
old buildings.
Parker Rose and VIM. GrOth have
signed contracts to put on their aero
batic work at Rockwell City on the
Fourth. They work this year as
on their trick ladder along
with their other stunts.
Pat and Miss Maggie Goffey drove
over to Charter Oak Saturday from
Denison for visit with their friends
here
At II O'Clock last Tuesday. Mr..
Ed Hardy, of Charter Oak, and Miss
Blanche Quigley, of Loveland, Colo,
were united in marriage at the home
Of the bride in Colorado. They will
make their new home in Oregon, near
the groom's parents. The groom had
many friends at Charter Oak and they
all wish the happy couple the best of
success.
H. II. Sturges, J. c. Jacobsen and Dr.
]. J. McWilliams were in Ricketts, on
Monday morning on business.
Jake Ehrke is suffering this week
from a badly broken arm, which he
received while helping Emil Mesen-
brink with the building of his house