The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-04-03
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
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Mr.. Joe Fettgather has moved his
household goods over the Waterhouse
drug store. The place vacated by
him will be occupied by Add Leeper
and family.
Miss Leila Greigg went to Denison
Thursday morning on business, re-
turning the same day.
Frank Brown was county seat call
er Wednesday.
Joe Wilson, of Woodbine, was a
Charter Oak visitor Wednesday.
John Kortman and M. Black drove
to Denison Wednesday,
Tyle Methodist Aid society met with
Mrs. Chas Robertson Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. c. Turner was on the sick list
last week.
Mr.. Adolph schelm, of Ute, stopped
off Tuesday morning on his return
from a visit at Adair. He was accom-
panied by Miss Lily Eggers, who ex.
poets to visit among her many rela-
tives and friends.
Albert Johnson expects to move into
Grandma Holmes house soon, as Mr..
and Mrs. F. Dubois, in whose house
he is now living, expect to return
from their winter in the south.
Miss Edith Schelm visited few
days at the home OF her brother near
Ute, while the latter was away.
Omar Malone, who was seriously
hurt last week, is reported to be i'm
proving from his injury.
Miss Elsie Lamp is assisting Mrs.
Rogers with her spring sewing.
VIM. Knoxell is very sick at his
home with an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Mae Marshall is very sick at
her home, as the result of severe
fall which she had this week.
DR.. Crewdson was called to Ute
Thursday to do some veterinary work
Mr.. John Dietz went to Denison on
Tuesday, returning the next day.
Miss Florence Brown, of Ute, and
her mother came Saturday so that
Miss Florence will be ready to begin
the spring millinery work with Mrs.
D. A. Holmes. They have rented
rooms with Mrs. Hannah Burk and
will make Charter Oak their home
during the spring season.
Will Peters was a business caller
In Council Bluffs last week.
The following 13 delegates were
chosen to represent Charter Oak at
the Crawford county republican cor
vention and were instructed for Taft:
j. B. Coin, Theo. Drake, j. G.. Jacob.
sen, Oscar Lehman, H. NJ. Stiles, D.
Bornholdt, A. F. Barber, L. P. Balm.
sen, H. R. Lentz, Rev. C. N. Mcmillan,
c. H. Weed, r. r. Weed and D. H.
McWilliams.
Mrs J. P. Herring, of Denison, is
visiting at the Nelse Tompsen home.
The o. F. F. club will hold its next
meeting with Mrs. B, E. Weed.
Mrs. c. N. Mcmillan and two of the
children are visiting in Wall Lake.
Miss Ida Jacobsen went to Danbury
for visit with her brothers.
Mrs. D. Bornholdt went to Arcadia
to see her aged mother, who is very
i'll.
The Linger Longer club will meet
with Mrs. w. F.. Petersen this week
Fred Vogt, brother of Henry Vogt
came from Minnesota to be present
at his brothers. golden wedding next
Sunday.
Friday evening Mrs. J. F. Deur en-
tertained the teachers of the city
school.
Chas. Mackey, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia, is some better,
but is still very sick, as the pneumonia
has left his heart very weak.
The eighth grade entertained their
teacher, Miss Routzon, in a pleasing
manner last week at the high school
society hall.
Mrs. A. F.. Barber went to Chicago
to take some more painting lessons
Mrs. H. Yeager is helping care for
her little son during her absence.
The election of the city officers was
held Monday. Nearly every man in
town took part as both parties were
determined to win. The following is
the result of the election: For
mayor, McWilliams. Ill; Jacobsen,
66. For treasurer, Fiene, III; Peter
sen, 81. For assessor, Andrews, 1O1;
Drake, rs. For councilmen, Barber,
1879; Robertson, 121; Hill, 121; Grabow
109; Hagge, 95; Warehouse, IS;
Weed, 20; Wilson, SO and Haakinson,
IS.
The Soldier creek has overflowed
and the west road is covered with wa.
ter for nearly mile out, thus making
it almost impossible to get through as
the water is so deep.
Mrs. Shissler and two little daugh.
tiers went to Dow City Friday morning
for short visit.
Mr.. Will Kevan went to Denison
Friday afternoon, returning Monday.
Tom Collins came home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenter and
little daughter, Of Sioux City, came
Friday for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Laura Crone. Mr.. Jenter returned
to the city Monday afternoon.
Sunday morning at the st. Johns
Lutheran church confirmation serv'
ices were held. The members of the
class were: Anna Meyer, Minnie Ma
nanny, Helen Amctein, Marie kuhl-
mann, Alma Goerner, Clara ketelsen,
Elsie Jacobs, Bernard Henkel, Robert
Henkel, Henry Klaus, Emil Miller,
Minnie Kunze, Dora Trimm, Freda
Pithan, Arno Steffen, Humboldt
Schmidt, August Schultz, Herman
Timm, Fritz Carstens, Conrad Car
stems, Fred Plagge, Bonnie Ehrke,
Bernie jain, Otto Kunze.
Miss Anna Heiden came Monday
for weeks visit at the F. Wadding-