The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-07
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CHARTER OAK NEWS.
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Gus Adams and son, Rudolph, came
over from Denison Monday to attend
number of sales, which have taken
place this week.
Mrs. Walter Cosgrove came from
her home in Wisconsin to visit her
mother, Mrs. Theo. Drake.
Mrs. G. Milligan returned to her
home in Sioux City after pleasant
visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. G.
Romans.
The masquerade ball, which was
held Tuesday evening, was we'll at
tended and the young people report
having had a good time. Music was
furnished by home talent.
The Methodist Aid will meet at the
parsonage next Tuesday.
The Linger Longer Literary club
met with Miss Maylou Richards last
Tuesday. They will meet with Miss
Edith Schelm Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. Lew Peters, of Blue Earth,
Mimi, was seen on our streets this
week.
John O'Connell, Jim Ebzery and
Otto Bramson, of Ute, attended the
masquerade.
Mr.. TRACER, the manager of the
! Crawford County Telephone company,
came over from Denison Tuesday to
look after the company's interests at
this place.
Mrs. Hank Yeager visited few
days at the Jasper Hunter home on the
Willow.
Mrs. Chas. Jenter returned to her
home in Sioux City after a short visit
with her mother.
Will and John Murphy and John
Henry, of Dunlap, were Charter Oak
callers.
The Shakespearean Literary society
gave one of their monthly programs
Friday evening, February I'd, at the
high school society hall. There was
large crowd in attendance and the
numbers were we'll rendered. The
solo, "A Perfect Day." sung by D. A.
Waterhouse, was much appreciated
by the audience. The debate, IRE
solved that the government should
own and control the railroads. was
won by the negatives. This debate
showed careful thought and study by
the debators. The musical numbers
were excellent, especially the instru'
mental solo rendered by little lnez
Cops. The other numbers were also
we'll given and appreciated by the
audience.
| A. A. Chubbuck, of Sioux City, will
hold horse sale at the Mike Cops
livery next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Binger, of Ricketts,, is
a patient at the DR.. Waterhouse hos
pital.
! Mrs. Chas. Robertson is helping care
for her daughter, Mrs. Asa Jones, who
recently underwent an operation.
Mrs. Elmer Squibbs is visiting at
| the John Churchill home in Ute.
Mrs N. J. Miller is on the sick list
| this week.
Mrs Adolph Schelm, of Ute, is Wis
iting her brother, p. G. Bahnson.
A. F. Barber journeyed to Ute Fri
day to attend to some business mat
ters.
Miss Louise Plough, of Denison, is
assisting Mrs. l.. Waldron with he1
| house work.
! Mrs. Henry Holm of Schleswig, was
a pleasant caller at the Mike Cops
home.
A. J. Miller is doing some repair
work in the telephone office, such as
inclosing the connection racks and
cables.
DR.. Leitze, of Sioux City, came Sat
urday to assist DR.. Hill in an opera
ton.
Mrs. S, l.. Jones was Denison call
er last week.
The Industrial club will meet with
the Misses Mae and Jessie Marshall
Thursday.
| G. c. Citizens has gone to his home
in Ottumwa for a short visit.
Mr.. A. E. Johnson, the lineman, is
also on the sick list.
Marie Ruse returned from Manila
Thursday afternoon for few days
visit at her home. From here she ex
poets to go to Sioux City to work.
Mr.. Ben Jones was married Thurs
day evening to one of Denison's young
ladies'. He and wife returned Satur
day, accompanied by his mother ant
his sister, Mrs. Lou Satterlee.