The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-30
CHARTER OAK NEWS.
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| Mrs. Malone returned to her nome
at Dunlap Friday, having come to the
Oak to be present during the operation
on her son, Elmer.
w. e. Kahler was business caller
in Charter Oak Tuesday.
John Mueller, a cousin of John
Miller, of Charter Oak, came the first
of the week for a short visit.
| Miss Bessie Robb came from her
claim in South Dakota Friday even
ing. On account of the crop failure
the government has given the claim
holders leave of absence until April.
Miss Elvena Samuelson returned to
Denison Tuesday after vacation visit
at home.
J. L. Riedesel and Chas. Worth
were visitors at the F. Riedesel home.
Miss Lillian Sturges, of Bereford,
is. D., came Friday evening for two
weeks visit with her uncle, H. H.
|Sturges.
Mr. and Mrs. Wickmann autoed to
Soldier Friday for visit among their
former friends and neighbors.
Ed Townsend came from Sioux City
Saturday morning to work in the H.
&c. Jones barber shop. ~
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cos
grove, of Wisconsin, last Monday, a
daughter. Mrs. Cosgrove is better
known here as Miss Nellie Drake.
Miss Title Neubaum came from
Buck Grove Wednesday afternoon, at
which place she has been visiting rel
|atives.
F.. D. Reinking, the Schleswig auc-
|tioneer, was in Charter Oak Monday on
business.
Hans ART was in this city the last
|of the week renewing acquaintance.
Miss Lucy Healy came over from
Dow City Tuesday for a short call
on her sister, Miss Katherine Healy.
She returned to her work Wednesday
morning.
Miss Emma Bethke came Thursday
mor0ing from Green Island for visit
at the Lyons and Nipkow homes.
D. NJ. Torrey is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Irving Torrey came home Saturday
having been called here by the serious
illness of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lensar drove
over from Denison Saturday for Wis
| it with relatives and friends.
<aAOCll SAAoOA SOuAC 4e4oC WEN AAoIu
Boulder, Colo, for a visit with his
uncles in and near Charter Oak. Evan
Wilson, of Woodbine, is also here.
| A deal was made in which J. H
Riessen became the owner of the De
pew farm near Ute. The deal was
made through G. B. Coin.
! Mrs. Or. McWilliams returned on
Tuesday from an extended visit in
Illinois. She and her daughter, Miss
nellie, went to Sioux City Saturday
Afternoon.
! Ed Meyer and Jake Jacobsen went
to Omaha Monday morning on short
business trip.
VIM. Eckert moved to his new home
in Sioux City last week. We dislike
to see Mr.. Eckert leave Charter Oak
as he was always one of our best citi.
Zens.
kasper Miller is building a large
new barn on his farm west of town.
1t is to take the place of the one
which was blown down during storm
last spring.
| B. G. Jacobsen was caller al the
county seat Monday.
| A large number of the attractions
for the festival have arrived. having
come from the carnival at Vail. The
town is rapidly filling with strangers
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weimer returned
Wednesday from a three weeks so.
journ in Idaho. They are we'll salts
fed with the west.
Fred Mertz left his work in Sioux
City long enough Wednesday for a
short call at home.
Chris Hoefer and Harry Lamp were
travellers to Sioux City Wednesday
afternoon.
The low railroad rates 70 the Inter