The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-02
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
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Several new crossings and approach
les are being laid across the Charter
Oak streets this week. Chas. Mackey
and his crew are doing the work.
Glenn Perry is visiting with his sis
ter in Omaha this week.
Miss Gladys Crakes, of Manila, was
visiting with her relatives in the Nc
Grath home for short time last week
w. r. Petersen went to Council
Bluffs last Wednesday night to attend
the funeral of his brother-in-law who
was so badly hurt some time ago.
d. A. Waterhous drove the car tt
Storm Lake the first part of the week
taking with him as passengers Mrs
Warehouses; father and mother, who
had been in Charter Oak visiting theil
daughter and who were DESTROYS Of
returning home.
Miss Elsie Green returned to Sioux
City last Thursday after visit with
her folks near town. She is in one OF
the hospitals at that place training tc
become a nurse.
| Miss Ora Lyons returned from her
visit with friends and relatives in and
near Dunlap last Thursday afternoon
Miss Helen Tinker accompanied her
for visit with her old-time friends in
the Oak.
The Ute boosters arrived in Charter
Oak about six o'clock Monday even
ing distributing bills and programs
Announcing their grand blowout. The
boys seemed to be rather glad to get
over into Crawford county again,
There were about fourteen or fifteen
autos in all and among the passen-
gers was the band, which gave us a
Few selections.
Albert Jacobsen came down from
Sioux City for visit with his mother
lover Sunday.
The Misses Ethel Sturges and Char
lotte Melchert We're visitors among
friends in Mapleton Sunday.
Carl Brown has moved his family
into the old drilling house until he can
get his new one completed.
There will be no services in ST.
Johns Lutheran church next Sunday
as Mr.. Amstein will be in Wall Lake
assisting the pastor there with mission
services.
H. F"cIltsong purchased the house
where he has been living the past
year last week and is busy now max
ing the needed repairs on it. He still
intends to build him new home but
probably not until spring.
The Irwin family shipped their
goods away Saturday evening to
North English, where they will make
their future home.
Claus Sothman has bought the Pit
han house in the eastern part of town
and expects to rent It to his son-in-
law. Who is moving here from Dakota.
A large party of young folks went
out to Marshall's Monda. night for a !
hayrark- party and corn roast.
The Misses Nan and Edna Loomis
left Tuesday morning for Sioux City,
where they will visit their aunt. They
expect to leave for their home in Col
orado about Friday.
The families Of j. G. Jacobsen and
Rollie Weed travelled to Omaha Tues
day morning In their ears,
Frank Yeagei visited with old-time
friends in Manning over Sunday.
Frank Reetz travelled to Denison on
Saturday morning for visit with
daughter.
Mrs. r. C. Schelm return q, tn A.
lantic Monday morning after attend
ing the funeral OF t.er father, VIM.
Topf.
The father and mother OF Charles
Harden returned to their home in
Bayard Saturday morning after very
pleasant visit with their son and his
family.
Hans Mohrs, from Preston, arc.
visiting in the Pithan homes in Char
ter Oak these days. They expect to
remain in and near the Oak for some
time.
Miss Sophia Thomson is visiting
with friends in Battle Creek this week.
A girl arrived at the home of E. T.
Malone Saturday morning.
Tom Shields and Dell Sullivan, of
Dunlap, were visiting in Charter Oak
Saturday..