The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-13
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
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was doing some repairing on the wei
at his home he met with a rather seri
GUS accident. Mr.. Noxsell was in the
bottom of the we'll putting some boards
ing the curbing. Two of the boards
which were being lowered became dis
lodged from the rope and fell, strik
ing hi mon the shoulder and breaking
his collar bone.
James Hecker and family came
over from Arion Tuesday to visit at
the Clayton Romans home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson and
Mrs. Asa Jones were shopping in Den
ison Tuesday.
Mrs. S. L. Jones spent several days
last week visiting her daughter in
Denison.
Arthur Knoll. of Mapleton, was Wis.
Wednesday,.
in Denison Friday.
The dance, which was given in the
opera house last Thursday evening,
was we'll attended. The music was fur
nished by the farmers Clemens or
chestra," of Sheldon. Their music is
very much appreciated by Charter Oak
music lovers. All who attended report
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Julia Kohles, accompanied by
DR.. j. j. McWilliams, Rev. L. Schenkel-
berg and her brother, Andrew
Kramer, went to Sioux City Thursday,
where Mrs. Kohles underwent a pain
full and very serious operation. The
operation was performed by DR.. Leitze,
assisted by Dr. McWilliams, at the
: German Lutheran hospital, and while
Mrs. Kohles is at present dangerous
~ ill, encouraging reports come to her
friends and relatives every day and
they all hope for speedy recovery.
Her brother, Mr.. Kramer, remained in
Sioux City until Sunday evening.
Chas. Mains was viewing the sights
in Sioux City Thursday and Friday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson, Mrs.
Asa JenaS and DR.. G. r. Hill motored
to MApleton Friday, returning Friday
evening.
Messrs. Fred and VIM. Kruse, &C
companied by one OF their boy friends,
started for town last Friday evening.
When about three miles from town one
side of the buggy pole became loos-
ened from the axle. This frightened
the team, resulting in runaway. The
buggy overturned, throwing the boys
to the ground, and the team came to
town, bringing the pole with all the
traces hooked, with them. Luckily no
one was hurt and the team was none
the worse for the run, except they
were rather warm.
Mrs. B. E. Weed spent several days
of last week visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lownes, at Denison.
Mrs. R. E. Crewdson and little
daughter, of Woodbine, spent several
days of last week visiting Mr.. Crewd-
son. They left Sunday for Ute, where
they intend to visit at Clay Crewd-
sons.
Mrs. McKinstry, of Ute, visited at
the Mike Cops and DR.. J. J. McWill-
Jams homes on Wednesday.
/, Mrs. DR.. McWilliams was shopping
in Sioux City Thursday of last week.
The travelling Little German Band"
walked into our town Friday of last
week. They rendered some excellent
music on the street. 1t did not take
the young boys long to decide to give
dance, which was we'll attended, and
enjoyed by all. The band boys left
Saturday for Schleswig, where they
played for dance Saturday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Ward, of Sioux City, Wis
tied the latter part of last week at
the home of her mother, Mrs. S. l..
Jones.
Mrs. Carl Schreiger returned from
Sioux City Saturday, where she has
been the past four weeks. While there
she underwent five operations, which
were performed at the German Luth-
eran hospital. Although rather weak,
she feels much improved and is glad
to be at home again.
Ray CreWdsOn and VIM. Nelson
motored to Woodbine Saturday, re-
turning in the evening.
John and William Murphy, of Dun
lap, We're pleasant visitors at the VIM.
Flaherty home Friday and Saturday.
They also attended the big dance Civ
en- in the opera house Friday evening.
On last Thursday occurred the death
of VIM. Ebzery, of Ute, who died at