The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07


good ball throughout the entire sea-
son, losing but two games out OF nine
played.
A. F. Barber is walking around with
a cane this week, having sprained his
ankle enc day last week.
Several OF the store fronts on Main
street have received new coats OF
paint during the past week, which
much improves the looks of the street.
f. H. Weed has purchased new
Mitchell car from the j. P. Auto COM
pany.
The commencement exercises given
last Thursday evening were great
success. Judge Estelle, juvenile court
judge OF Omaha, delivered an excel
lent address to those in attendance
and proved to them his ability as an
orator. He delivered his address not
by telling what might happen but what
has already happened, telling OF his
own experience with the children of
Omaha. After this DR.. G. S. Water
house presented the class with their
diplomas.
The Charter Oak school is now
looked upon by the schools and col
leges of Iowa as an accredited school,
thus enabling it's graduate to enter
the schools OF Iowa without examina-
ton or without further study.
Bert Weed, Dur Holmes, Chas. King,
Chas. Mains and few others left Sat
urday afternoon for fishing trip upon
the bottoms near Smithland. Another
crowd from here joined them Sun
day morning.
Misses Fac Coin and Marie McGrath
travelled to Sioux City Saturday morn
ing to spend the day in the big stores
OF the city.
e. r. Malone and Carl Sturges trav-
eled to Sioux City Friday morning, the
former going up to buy cattle for his
farm. They returned Saturday morn
ing.
At about the last moment Decora-
ton day ball game was arranged be-
tween the high school team and the
first team. The game was called at
3 O'Clock and until shortly after 6
both sides fought their best to take
the game. At the end of the Six
teenth inning the score stood tie,
to =, so the game was called. The bat
teries were: Town, Kiems and Smith !;
high school, Jacobsen and Brown.
c. H. Kuhlman, of Sioux City, was
seen on the streets of Charter Oak
last Friday.
Emma Mas returned to her home in
MapletOn Friday, after pleasant visit
in the Theo. Bolduan home here.
Rect McEWain purchased the New
kirk farm near Kenwood the last OF
the week, paying an even 500 per
acre for it.
VIM. Main enjoyed a pleasant visit
Saturday from his brother, Tom, OF
Morrisonville, Wis, and from his
cousin. }. r. Caldwell, of Morrison
vile, and from A. J. Jameson, Of
Poynette, Wis. The three men came
here together and Saturday evening,
accompanied by Billy, left for Wis
consin to attend a golden wedding in
the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bamford and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Harding were in
Charter Oak Sunday, coming over to
meet their old friends once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. kahler, of Den
iSOn, were in the Oak Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Antrim and Mrs. Melon
aid, of Omaha, arrived in Charter Oak
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home. Mrs. Antrim returned Satur-
day evening, accompanied by VIM.
Perry and Mrs. Mcdonald returned
Monday evening, accompanied by Miss
Mildred Perry.
Mrs. Malone, OF Dunlap, is visiting
her two sons, Tom and Omar, at their
homes south of town.
Mrs. J. j. McWilliams is visiting at
Geddes, S. d., this week.
The remains of Grandma Nipkow
were laid away in the Lutheran Gene
terry Monday. She had been suffering
for some time at the home of her son.
Otto, southeast of town, and her sui
terlnSs were ended last week
Irving TOrrey accompanied Otto
Hoefer on his return trip to his work
at Battle Greek Monday
Claus Sothman travelled to Ute on
Monday afternoon for a visit with his
relatives on the farm near there.