The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-04-05
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
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Miss Lillian Petersen came Satur
day afternoon from Council Bluffs anC
is visiting in the Thomson and Peter
sen homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bates came Sat
urday morning for visit with the
gentleman's sister, Mrs. G. B. Coin
They were moving from San Luis
Obispo, Cali, to South Dakota and
stopped off here on their way to theil
new home.
G. w. Woodward went to Des
Moines Saturday evening on a bust
ness mission.
Prof. D. D. Carlton went to Des
Moines Friday morning, returning on
Monday in time for his school work.
Miss Lorraine VOllertson, of Battle
Creek, came over Friday evening for
a visit with her old friends.
The first base ball game OF the sea-
son was played Saturday between
the Danbury and Charter Oak high
school teams at Danbury. The game
was a we'll played one and but an av'
erage amount of errors made. The
game was victorious for Charter Oak
the score being to 3. The next ball
game will be next Saturday in Char
ter Oak between the home school and
Dow City high school.
Charles Sciford was passenger to
Manila Thursday morning.
Miss Amelia Adams came over from
Denison Wednesday afternoon to visit
her many friends here. She returned
Saturday morning.
Miss Fac Coin went to Rodney on
f0 hing twin hn
returned in the evening.
Fl. G.. Pithan and VIM. Peters were
Denison callers Thursday.
Mrs. A. J. Mackey and daughter,
Miss Alta came from Elk Point last
week and visited with relatives. They
took the east bound train Thursday
and will visit friends and relatives in
other parts of Iowa before returning
to their home in South Dakota.
The car containing Jay Stuart's
household goods left Thursday morn
ing for northern Minnesota, where he
has a summer resort. He will be
settled in Vining, Mimi, in short
time.
Albert Jacobsen came home the first
of the week from Cedar Rapids. A
rash broke out on his face and it
was taken for smallpox, and he was
asked to come home. He will not re-
turn to school this year, but will be-
gin the first of May to hold position
in bank at Mapleton.
The Methodist ladies are planning
on giving a bazaar and supper about
Easter.
Ed Eckert returned Tuesday morn
ing from Arapahoe, Neb., where he
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Dora
Muldoon.
Ed and Will Eckert went to Sioux
City Wednesday to report again for
duty on the road after long vaca-
ton.
Miss Catherine Reese invited fifteen
of her little friends to help her cele-
brate her fifth birthday Sunday after
noon A three course luncheon was
served, which delighted the little peo-
pie. They all say they had lots of
fun.
VIM. Kuntz, brother of Mrs. G.
Neddermeyer, went to Sioux City on
Tuesday and from there to Mime
sofa.
Miss Marie McGrath went to Deni-
son Monday morning to visit friends
and relatives.
Miss Else Thomson was Denison
caller Monday. Her mission was a
double one-social and shopping.
Mrs. Herman Drummer and oldest
daughter went to Sioux City Monday
afternoon. The younger lady en-
tered a hospital in that city.
Mrs Anna James and the Misses
Rosa Neubaum returned to Sioux City
rrbnIy boI n
Charter Oak in response to a message
that their father was very sick. He
has improved enough now to let the
in Sioux City.
Grandma Nipkow has been very sick
but is somewhat better.
F.. S. Probasco is fixing the walls in
the Rae building. The walls between
the brewery and the building Occu-
pied by Hans Hendricksen were be-
ginning to rot and the trouble is be-
ing repaired.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hage-
mann last Thursday, a girl.
James Healy is moving to the Mrs.
l.. NJ. Jones house. Mrs. Jones is liv-
ing with her children.
Hazel and Evan Wilson came Fri
day morning from Woodbine for a
visit with their uncleS and other rela-
tiveS here.
Mrs. G. G. Cooper and daughter,
Miss Ethel, came Saturday afternoon
from Portsmouth.
j. p. Murphy went to Sioux City
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. w. r. Kevan returned from
Arion Saturday afternoon from visit
with friends.
Harry Wood and Louis Kelm went
to DeniSOn Monday to serve on the
jury.
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