The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-14
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
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BARLEY Haley was a Charter Oak
caller Friday afternoon.
Thursday evening Will Probasco
came from Mitchell, S. D., for a visit
at home.
Marie and Kathryn Flaherty went
to Sioux City Saturday morning to
hunt place to locate, as the Flaherty
farm is rented and the family intends
to make their future home in the city.
Ferdinand and Adolph Schelm were
visiting at their parental home Fri
day. Ed Schelm and wife, from At
lantic, are also here and expect to
stay about month.
Rose Hendricksen has gone to Rick
etts to work in the new store. Ethel
Saturdays.
Sturges takes her place here on
Aleck Rogers was Mapleton call
err Thursday.
Paul Kelm, of Ute, called on friends
here Friday and then went to Ricketts,.
Miss Rose Lathmann went to Sioux
City Friday to meet her sister, EN-
ma, who came to visit before her par
ents and sister move away.
Mrs. Roy Jones and Mrs. H. L.
Wood were Denison callers one day
last week.
Lou Bohnsen returned from New
Mexico Friday morning.
The What's It to You club met with
Mrs. Snyder Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Ullrich had the misfortune
to have four horses killed by one of
our trains.
Mr.. England, of Arion, came up last
Wednesday to assist the lineman, who
has been i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson left for
their future home in South Dokta one
day last week.
Mrs. L. M. Jones left Friday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Schouten, who
lives near Dow City.
On Wednesday c. c. Cooper went
to Denison on business.
L. D. collins was Woodbine call
er Wednesday evening.
Carl swain went to Ute Thursday
to attend to some business matters.
w. A. Antrim was seen on our
streets Friday
Mrs. o. Malone's mother, Mrs. Lar
son, is visiting her this week.
Ed Norman came over from Deni-
son to visit his brother, Emil.
Herman Lentz and Richard Nash
went to Denison Saturday night to at
tend a dance.
For the past week Frank Wadding.
ton has zen quite sick at his home
He has an attack of ga trouble. At
the present writing he seems to be
improving.
| Will Grath sprained his ankle at
the gymnasium and will not be able
to walk for some time.
The Epworth League held bust
ness and social meeting Monday even.
ing.
n. J. Wheeler was Schleswig call
er last Tuesday.
Geo. JONES' of washington Springs,
S. D., is here on business and visiting
relatives and friends.
Charley Mains came from Fonday
for a short visit, returning the next
morning.
w. A. Wilson spent the fore part of
the week in Sioux City taking treat
ments.
Miss Hilda Hansen, relief girl at
the central office, is very ill at her
home.
Miss Ethel Sturges left Sunday for
Ricketts,, where she has accepted po'
sition as teacher of the Ricketts,
school, situated one-half mile north
of that place. This is her first at
tempt as a teacher and she goes to
fill a vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Miss Sewing, of Dumfries. We
wish her success with her work.
Peter Boeck was hurt on the head
by falling board while building a
house for Henry Meseck.
Thos. Thomson and wife went to
Council Bluffs the fore part of the
week to attend the funeral OF Mr..
Grail, who is T. N. Petersen's father
in-law. Mrs Thomson took sick
while there and is not able to come
home.
Chas. Robertson went to Mapleton
Friday to visit his daughter.
i Elmer Malone went to Sioux City
Monday morning with car of hogs.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Cathcart came Mon
day evening from Danbury for visit
with friends. Mr.. Cathcart was for
pocto,. IF tho MothndiSt chrrph