The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-22
Mr.. Cooper says he enjoyed the meet

ing.
VIM. Noxell returned Thursday from
Canada and New York state, where he
went to visit his old home.
Mrs. C. M. Jones spent short time
in Denison last week visiting friends
and relatives
| Miss Anna Rae went to Ute Friday
afternoon to attend party OF one
of her friends and spend Sunday. She
returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. 0. M. Criswell came to Char
ter Oak from Denison Wednesday to
visit her friend, Mrs. VanDeveer, who
has been so i'll.
George Hart returned to his home in
Greeley, Colo, after visit with his
sister and grandmother.
Frank Winecke went to Dunlap last
week and from there will go to North
Yakima, where he expects to work
for A: l.. Wright.
Mrs. Lahsen is here visiting in the
home of John Reese.
Guy Johnson, of Beresford, S. D., is
here in charge of the cream station.
He will stay until another man comes
or until M. M. Black is again able to
take charge of the station.
Bernhard Wiegel went to Dakota
Friday. Mr.. Wiegel says he likes Da-
kota farming better than caring for
the cream station.
The marriage of VIM. F. Keim and
Miss Cora Sterner was solemniZed last
"Wednesday noon, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. VanHorn, of Allen
Creek. About thirty-five guests were
present. The bride wore a blue skirt
and white waist and the groom wore
the conventional black suit. The
young couple will live for the present
with VIM. Keim, father of the groom
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sterner, of Ute. Their
many friends wish them many years
OF happy welded life.
DR.. r. j. Hart was here Thursday,
having come from Danbury, where he
had been summoned to the deathbed
OF his father, James P. Hart.
John Gollhofer moved to his new
home at Mapleton last week, and Her
man Borcherdt has moved to the farm
Mr.. Gollhofer has occupied for the last
five years.
Several members of the Wiener
family have been having hard strug-
gle with pneumonia, but all are be-
coming victorious over the dread dis
ease and are improving.
Paddy" Copps came this week from
Nebraska to visit in the Mike Copps
home. Paddy" has been quite sick
this winter, but has recovered and
now expects to take small change of
climate, hoping it will make him
stronger.
Franz Groth was business visitor
| in DeS MOineS last week
Peter Schau was in town Tuesday
visiting old friends and acquaintances.
VIM. Knoll came down from Sioux
City for visit with his relatives at
this place. He expects to leave Sioux
City and buy property in Mapleton.
The first car of autos to be shipped
to Charter Oak was received Tuesday
by the j. P. Auto and Supply company.
1t contained three fine Mitchell cars.
Nels Thompson has leased the old
Hess property in North Charter Oak
for a year and expects to move the
first of March. H. H. Sturges has
leased the Thompson house in town.
Arleigh Leeper is taking forced
vacation from railroad work. In max
ing quick turn he sprained his knee.
He is hoping it will soon heal so he
can return to work soon.
John Sander laid new floor in the
Riedesel furniture store last week.
Emil Knoll was a Charter Oak Wis
itor Monday.
| Gust Schneider gave large party
to his friends, the occasion being his
birthday A pleasant time was spent
in games and visiting. His guests
left at late hour, wishing him many
happy returns Of the day.
Mrs. w. S. Rae celebrated her 35th
birthday Monday, February 14th, by
inviting about twenty OF her lady
friends in for a few social hours Mrs.
Peter Schau, of Battle Creek, was an
out of town guest.
Thirty of the friends of Carl Kort-
man surprised him Friday, the oc-
casion being his seth birthday. All
present had a good time and departed
at late hour.
Cards have been received from St.
Louis, announcing the marriage of
Charles w. Morris. Mr.. Morris and
his bride stopped here in Charter Oak
on their wedding journey. He grew
to young manhood here and has host
of friends who congratulate him. The
new home will be made in st. Louis,
where Charley has a good position.
Mrs. Claus Sothman went to Dakota
Tuesday morning to spend three or
four weeks with her daughters. While
she is gone Mr.. Sothman will keep
bachelors hall.
The school board signed a contract
Monday, whereby they became posses
sors Of the Kagerat Educational cab
inets. This set is the first in Amer
lea.
J. P. Thompson came from his
Smith land ranch for visit with his
brothers and friends in Charter Oak.
Walter Buhmann returned to his
home in Merrill Wednesday afternoon
after visit with his brother, Charley,
near Charter Oak
Miss Cora Patterson was forced to
give up her school work last week be-
cause of sickness. Her sister came
from Rodney Tuesday to relieve her
and Miss Cora went home Wednesday
afternoon.
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