The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-01-04
CHARTER OAK.

Mrs. G. F. Fiene's new home near
the Catholic church is now about
ready for the carpenters to put on the
finishing touches, only little more
time being needed 70 let the plaster
dry out thoroughly. Peter Boeck will
occupy her old home after the new
one is finished.
Earl Miller, Of Laurel, Neb., was Wis
iting with friends in Charter Oak the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. Josie French returned to Char
ter Oak Thursday morning after a
visit at Marshalltown. She tells US
that Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Sebbe are To-
Gated now at Waterloo, where Jack
is in the telephone business again.
Miss Helen Dustin visited through
the holidays with her friends in and
near Dunlap.
Irving Torrey spent the holidays
with his old chums in Charter Oak.
He returned to his school work at
Highland Park college, Des Moines,
Monday morning.
Miss Halle Kinney spoke to the
people of Charter Oak Tuesday even
ing. Some home talent was worked
up to help the entertainment along and
everything went off we'll. She came
here from Des Moines and spoke for
the benefit of the Presbyterian church.
Carl Hagge, of Aberdeen, spent the
latter part of the holidays with his
father, Hans, and the boys here.
Miss Beulah Crone enjoyed visit
from her cousin, Miss Alta Mackey, of
Elk Point, S. D., the latter part Of the
week.
G. B. Coin and daughter, Miss Fac,
were shopping in Sioux City last
week. They returned without some of
their packages which were stolen
while there.
E. H. Weed is now supplying the
depot in Manila with cream and milk
again. He has done this before so the
work is not new to him.
Parker Rose, VIM. Groth and Fred
Ries are billing an entertainment in
Ute for the seventh of this month.
Parker and Bill do the acrobatic work
and tumbling and Fred does the slight
of hand tricks.
One of the things we overlooked last
week was the marriage of Mr.. P. B.
Jurgensen, of Schleswig, and Mrs. Car
oline Schurke, of this place, on Mon
day. The wedding took place at the
Schurke home on Second avenue,
where the happy couple will make
their home.
Chas. Iverson, of Kiron, came over
Thursday for visit with his parents
and his old chum, Car Hagge, who
was visiting here at that time. Chas.
is now manager of the Green Bay lum-
Der yards at Kiron.
Theo. Bolduan and Miss Clara came
home from Mapleton Saturday, the
former having gone to find renter
for his farm.
Miss Elsie Thomson returned to
her school work at Cornell Monday
morning.
DR.. McWilliams reports fine baby
girl at the Aug. Pruehl home near
Ricketts,.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson and Miss Nan
Egbert were called to Norwalk Satur-
day morning on account of their sis
ter's husbands death.
Miss Ora Lyons entertained a few
of her friends with a New Years
watch.
Rev. E. M. Cathcart has vacated the
pulpit for couple OF weeks in order
to make visit to his brother in Kan
sas, whom he has not seen for almost
twenty years. While away he expects
also to be present at the Kansas gov
errors Inauguration at Topeka. He
also took with him couple of his
fancy chickens which he will exhibit
at one of the large poultry shows at
that place. His place was filled Sun
day by Miss Mamie Glassburner, of
Dow City.
Hans Christensen left last week to
take up new position as blacksmith
at Blair, Neb., He is planning on open
ing up shop of his own some place
in the spring, but has not decided
where as yet.
Parker Rose and Roscie Leeper
were in Ute Friday making arrange
ments for the entertainment in which
Parker is interested. They returned
in the evening.
Magdalene RachwitZ, of Denison,
visited at the Thos. Thorn sen home the
latter part of the week.
Miss Fac Coin visited in Denison the
latter part of the week. She returned
Friday, making the distance to Arion
on the railroad and the balance of the
way by auto.
Miss Marie McGrath left Friday
morning for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Miller, in Sioux City. She re-
turned Monday night.
Neal Coin spent the latter part of
his vacation with his uncle in Battle
Greek. He brought back some fresh
fish, which he and his uncle had
caught through the ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Heald and chill
dren are visiting with the formers
folks in Kingsley.
Miss Vada Kevan is enjoying a visit
from her friend, Miss Grace Butler
of AriOn.
A dance was held in the opera house
Friday evening, and although the
crowd was rather small good time
was enjoyed by all. The Denison or,
chestra furnished the music
Jerry Bethke left Thursday after Z.
pleasant visit at the S. B. Lyons home
The Misses Ruth Glassburner and
Gladys McCord, of Dow City, were Wis
iting friends in Charter Oak the first
of the week.
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