The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-07-12
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
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IS visiting with her father in Charter
Oak this week.
Bob Sumner came up from Ute last
Wednesday for handshake with the
boys between trains.
c.. H. Clark was transacting busl
ness in Sioux City between trains
last Wednesday.
Reuben Riedesel visited over the
fourth with his relatives at Glidden.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Mertz visited
with friends in Mapleton one day last
week.
A double header ball game was ar
ranged for last Sunday, the first game
to be between Schleswig and Willow
and the second one to be Charter Oak
against the winners, but before the
time for playing it was decided that
Willow would play Schleswig and then
Charter Oak would play them. IN the
first game Willow came out victorious,
II to I, but in the second Charter oak
lost, to 4.
Miss Pearl Wilson began Saturday
morning as the assistant in the post.
office for Mr. Mains. She Will holo
the position until her school work De-
gins in the fall then it will probably
fall back to Ed Lyons again.
II. H. Sturges was transactlng Dus-
mess in Ricketts, Monday.
Mrs. George E. Jones and her Two
boys are visiting with their old rela-
tives and friends in Charter Oak this
week.
Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Topf came from
their home at Calome. S. D., Saturday
for visit with their friends and rel
atives in and near Charter Oak. They
expect to visit here for month or
two.
Franz Groth, Jr. was in Kenwood on
Monday doing some business for his
father.
Mrs. H. H. Sturges left for Yer.
million, S. D., Saturday morning for
a visit with her mother and sister at
that place.
Kasper Miller and Lou Perry went
to Sioux City Saturday morning to
take in the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reinking
passed through Charter Oak Saturday
morning enroute to Sioux City. They
came this far in the auto, but from
here went via the railroad.
Miss Anna Hagge returned Satur-
day morning from an extended visit
in Aberdeen.
Bernhard Wiegel came home from
the Dakota country Saturday morning
and will make his residence with the
folks in Charter Oak through the COM
ing winter.
L. P. Rose has been enjoying a visit
from his two sisters, Mesdames Sarah
Bowen, of Des Moines, and Mary Sis
1ov ne Ann1ot0n MINI
Miss Emma Neubaum and Mrs. Min
ME Vogt are visiting with their moth
er in Charter Oak this week.
The Misses Nan and Edna Loofis,
of Loveland, Colo, are visiting with
their old-time friends in Charter Oak
this week. Both girls are looking fine
and it seems good to see their faces
on our streets again.
Mrs. Jessie Burke, of Wyoming, and
Mrs. Anna Ferguson, of Mason City,
are visiting in the home of their
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
H. McWilliams.
Fred Bockelman is building fine
new barn on his property he pur-
chased last spring in the west part of
town.
Kasper Miller is building fine new
barn on his farm.
Barney Runge and his father and
brother and two cousins went up to
the Sioux Monday morning to try their
luck at fishing and to learn some new
fish stories.
Miss Iva Wilson has been visiting
with friends in Denison the past week.
Charley and Arthur Jacobsen left
Saturday morning for a trip to the
Black Hills at Hot Springs. Charley
will remain but short time on &C
count of the bank work at Mapleton.
but Art will remain for longer time,
perhaps even a year. He has been laid
up with the rheumatism most of the
time lately and proposes to rid him
self of the disease if he can possibly
do so.
Miss Frances Washington returned
Monday morning from visit with
friends in Denison.
We cannot help but notice what
good job the advertising committee
for the Denison Chautauqua are doing.
They have placed streamers and bills
in all the public places of the Craw.
ford county towns announcing the
Chautauqua to be held July 23d to
29th. Better see if you can't be there
for at least one of the seven days.
H. H. Sturges transacted business
in Soldier Tuesday.
Mrs. w. T. Petersen received word
last week that her brother at Silver
City had been seriously hurt in an &C.
cident. Further than that the particu-
lars are not known. q,
The funeral of Patrick Cops &C.
Cured last Tuesday from the st. Bon
iface church. Mr.. Cops was born in
Canada over sixty-seven years ago. He
was married to Miss Anna Dolan in
Canada about forty-three years ago.
and to them We're born thirteen chill.
dren twelve of whom are still living.
He has been a resident of Charter Oak
for over twenty years and his death
has left vacancy which never can be
filed.
ADDITIONAL BOYER.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Kanecny and
Mr.. Joseph Hemsky, Of Cedar Rapids,