The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

| was performed Wednesday evening AT
the home of Dan Nemitz. The opera
ton was very successful and the lit
tie patient is gettingalon g nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. Waterhouse and
daughter Lucille, drove down from
Mapleton for Sunday visit with the
Waterhouse families in the Oak.
A. c. Leeper journeyed to Sioux
City Thursday to take treatment for
jaundice. He returned Friday and at
the present writing is quite sick
man. Mr.. Henry Mesenbrink is wear
ing the star during Mr.. Leeper's i'll
ness.
Misses Perry and Barnholdt visited
in the Mackey home in Arion between
trains Sunday.
Miss Veronica Adams called on old
1 friends in Denison Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deter and fam
lily came up from Manila for an over
Sunday visit with friends In the Oak.
Miss Elsie Thomson journeyed to
Sioux City Thursday to do some shop
ping.
VIM. Wilson transacted business in
Ida Grove Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hart visited rel
atives in Denison over Sunday.
: Halbert Sturges, who recently &C
copied position in the Times office
at Battle Creek, spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Sturges visited
some old friends and did some shop
ping in Sioux City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jacobsen and
little people drove down from Maple
ton Friday.
Mr.. H. Fl. Sturges visited his daugh,
ter, Mrs. o. E. Bramson. in Ute Sun.
day
Charlie King was a business caller
in Danbury the early part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Nepper, from
Mapleton, visited in the John Jones
home in the Oak Thursday.
Miss Emma Fiene has closed her
sewing school for the summer and
will open it again in September. The
school has been crowded during the
winter and spring with the girls from
the Oak and from out of town, all OF
whom have been greatly benefited.
Messrs. J. G. Turner and J. Cosgrove
tana trip.
returned Tuesday from their Mon
Further report of Mr.. Leeper's con-
dition says that he is not expected to
live. Mr.. Leeper's vitality is not
great to begin with and he has de-
veloped dropsy and DR.. Leytze, who is
/ attending him, has given him up. His
children were called and were cx-
|pected Monday afternoon
Miss Catherine ODea came down
from Mapleton Sunday for visit with
old friends.
Mr.. !. A. Names has moved his wife
and daughter to rooms in the 5.
Passman home, while their own home
is being given over to carpenters,
who are doing some remodeling, both
iinside and out.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thomson journeyed
| to Council Bluffs Sunday evening, at
which place Mrs. Thomson will un-
dergo another operation. this time for
a tumor in her stomach.
The Charter Oak people feel that
they are fortunatei having secured
the Rev. DR.. Craig, of Morningside, as
a speaker at the Decoration day serv-
ices. He is one of the best speakers
in the west.
Miss Helen Gardner, of Manila, at
tended the ball game in the Oak ON
Sunday. Or.
Mrs. Dan Calhoun journcyed to
Sioux City Friday for visit with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Wright and fam.
lily returned from Dow City Wednes.
day, where they had gone to visit rel
atives on Sunday. but the storm came
up and they we're unable to reach
home until Wednesday.
w. P. Coin. OF Battle Creek, came
to the Oak Friday to consult with Dr.
McWiliams and visit his brother. G,
B. Coin.
Earl Jones was Dcnison caller on
Sunday.
Miss Jessie LOOMS visited friends
in Ida Grove Friday.
Sunday afternoon the Manila ball
boys and tho Charter Oak team played
a close game, the former winning by
a score of to 5.
Mr.. Carlson, of Battle Creek, was
over Monday talking to members OF
the council in regard to sewer sys'
TEN.
Mr., and Mrs. Spayde. of Sac City
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robb.
Ed Mentz, Of Battle Creek, transact
ed business in the Oak Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Jones went to Ida
Grove Saturday and returned Sunday
with their baby which has been In
the hospital at that place. The little
one has never been well, but it is get
ting along nicely now and they be
iieve it will be all right.
Mrs. A. F. Barber visited friends in
Denison Wednesday.
II. F. Cooke, of Mapleton. transact
ed business in the Oak Wednesday.
Rev. Ansorge came from Manning
Sunday afternoon to conduct English
services in the Lutheran church in the
Oak.
Mrs. McKinstry and her daughter
Angela, returned from Hornick Sun
|day after several weeks visit with
her daughter near that place.
Messrs. Garrison, Conner, Naeve
and Voss, of Denison, attended a
meeting of the Farmers State bank
directors Tuesday.
Miss Anna Specht was taken seri
ously ill Monday evening and Tues
day morning she was taken to the
Lutheran hospital in Sioux City, and
underwent an operation for appendi