The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
CHARTER OAK.

fafker ana Myrtle Rose enter
tanned few of their friends Thursday
evening. Everyone there reported a
good time.
Ben Rose went to Chicago Saturday
evening with car load of cattle from
Ute.
H. H. Sturges was business Wis
itor in Denison Monday.
While packing ice for Herman Lentz
one day last week, Asa Brown re-
ceived badly smashed foot. Two
pieces of ice slipped, pinning his foot
between them and the building.
John Frank and brother, both of
Danbury, are visiting in the Fred
Mertz home.
Mr.. Dick and family, who have been
visiting the gentleman's sister, Mrs
Warren Brown, left Sunday morning
for Fremont, Neb.
John Jones bought the Shaw
Kuehnle building on Main street and
has rented it to Harry Jones, who has
opened barber shop.
Mrs. H. G. Jones went to Denison on
Tuesday to be present at the installa-
ton of officers in the Rebekah lodge.
Miss Matte Hurd, who has been
visiting friends in and near Charter
Oak, returned Sunday evening to her
home at Manila.
Mrs. F.. S. PrObaScO went to Deni-
son Monday to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson left on
Wednesday evening for Glenwood, Mo.
They went mostly for an outing and
to spend the rest of the winter where
it is warmer. They expect to meet
c. R. Hart, of Greeley, Colo, former
ly of Charter Oak
Robert Lownes reached Charter Oak
from Florida. He says he likes Iowa
better than the southern state, so has
come back for good.
James and BARLEY Healy were in
Sioux City Monday on business eX-
petition.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Marshall were
visiting friends in Denison Wednes-
day.
Arleigh Leeper is spending his va
cation from railroad duties with his
parents.
L. c. Jones was transacting bust
ness in Dow City Wednesday.
Emil Tech came from Gregory, S.
D., for visit combined with business.
One of the Christensen boys came
with him to visit with his brother
julius, and family.
Mrs. Thompson returned to her
home in Denison after visit with her
sons in Charter Oak. She was &C,
companied by Harry and George.
Mrs. DR.. McWilliams went to Sioux
City Friday for a short visit with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Arff came over
from kirOn for visit with the gentle
mans parents and to take in the Ger
man masquerade.
Herman Lentz and the MAR Ele-
,vatOr company have finished putting
up their summers supply of ice. There
is good supply of ice and all in good
condition.
c. H. Stark returned Friday even
ing from Davenport, where he went
to attend the funeral of his mother.
Mrs. Winnie McKinstry came from
Ute Monday morning for short visit.
She returned on the afternoon train.
}. A. Houlihan, of Arion, was here
Friday for short visit among his
friends.
Dan Nemitz has bought the p. j.
Houlihan property on Second street,
He expects to occupy it after Mr..
Houlihan goes onto the farm the first
of March.
The Misses Loretta Murphy and
Lulu Bratthauer returned Friday from
Denison.
The show, Hans and Mix" great
ly pleased the audience on Monday
evening. Hans and Nix held their
audience at the point of weeping one
minute and laughing the next
John Tebbe bought the Gaestel so
acre tract last week and expects to
farm it in connection with his other
land.
Henry BrOSamle came over from
E tile Creek for visit with his par
ems.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McFadden went
to Coleridge Wednesday afternoon to
pay short visit to Mr.. McFadden's |
father.
Chas. Turner has been installed as
clerk in the Woodward store.
The MasOns had man here from |
Manning last week instructing them in |
the mysteries of the Masonic order.
The whole of Mr.. Kagerah's techno-
logical cabinets are on display at the
First National bank this week. These
cabinets are worth seeing and will
greatly help in educational matters.
These cabinets describe the process
of many articles in all stages of max
ing, from the raw material to the fin
isked product.