The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
= + + + : *** + : + So +:

+ CHARTER OAK ITEMS. !
+ !:
= + + + ! + + + + !: ;: + + ! !. \ \
Word was received in Charter Oak
Of the marriage Of Jesse Huffman, OF
Sioux City, and Miss Hilda Reimers
which occurred Thanksgiving day at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
kaufman was Charter Oak boy, hav.
ing graduated from the high school in
1910, and has many friends who are
pleased to learn of his marriage They
will make their home in Sioux City.
Harry Lorenzen, of Ricketts,, and
Miss Hulda Carsten, Of Schleswig,
were married at the German Lutheran
church Friday by Rev. A. Amstein.
Mrs. Jake Habbermann and baby, of
Friend, Neb came the first of the week
for a visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Loptine
The Rebekahs will serve ten cent
lunch at the home OF Mrs. Fred Davis
next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. M. French entertained her
Sunday school class of little tots at
her home Saturday afternoon Games
that little folks like best were played
and stories told until the little ones
began to get tired when light refresh
ments were served and the little peo-
pie went home after enjoying happy
afternoon.
Master Franklin Weed entertained
a company of boy friends at his love-
~ country home west of town Satur-
day afternoon in honor of his tenth
birthday. The afternoon was spent in
playing games and with music, after
which delicious luncheon was served
the main feature of which was BIRTH,
day cake. After another hour of fun
the boys were loaded into autos and
taken to their home, voting Franklin
q royal entertainer.
The seats have been placed in the
new moving picture show. The engine
arrived the latter part of the week and
it Is expected to be ready to open to
the public Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. +. Barber entertained the
ladies OF the O. p. S. at her home Fri
day afternoon. Games and visiting
were the features OF the afternoon. a
delicious lunch was served and most
delightful afternoon enjoyed.
Mrs. J. ]. McWilliams was shopping
in Sioux City Saturday.
Kasper Simmeonette. OF Mapleton.
visited his sister, Mrs. Helvik, Sun
day
DR.. Durston. OF Rodney, was an Oak
visitor Sunday.
John Reetz returned to his home IN
Sunday after weeks visit
with relatives in the Oak.
Herbert Bobar, of Manning. has tax
en- the place left vacant by Paul Mild |
ner in the Peoples store.
Mrs. H. H. Sturges returned the hrst
pf the week from Dunlap. where she
had spent a week with her daughter.
Geo. Schleis has been helping N
the, store in Mapleton.
The Chatter Sew club was entertain.
nd at the home of Veronica Adams last
Thursday. A delightful time is report
I'd.
Miss Gusta Huebner was passen'
ger to Sioux City Monday. |
Carl Sturges, Of Dunlap, visited ms
people in tile Oak the first Of the week. |
Mcssrs. Carl and Eckert drove up
rom Kenwood Saturday to do some
shopping,
Wesley Hess returned to his school
work at Iowa City Monday after
weeks vacation at home.
Asa Brown returned home for the
winter after spending the summer
working in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Stark went TO
Manning "Wednesday morning 10 a.
Tend the funeral Of relative.
Roscoe Leeper visited his mother
and sister in the Oak the first oi the
week.
Messrs. Barber and Mains we're BUS
mess visitors in Denison Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hoeffer were
over from Ricketts, Thursday calling
On friends.
C. C.. Cooper returned Saturday from
q business trip to Council Bluffs. g.
What came near being fatal acct.
dent occurred Thursday noon at thel
home Of Mr., and Mrs. d. A. Holmes,
when Buster" the little two year
Did son, pulled kettle OF boiling wa
ter from the range, splitting the great
or psrt OF it over his sead and body, in-'|
fliQting severe burns. A doctor was
called at once. who dressed the little
burned body and the baby was soon
resting.
Dr.. J. J. McWilliams made a bust
ness trip to Sioux City Sunday
Mrs. B. L. Wright and two children
were shopping in Sioux City Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Glau and daughter. Leona,
were shopping in Denison SATURDAY..
y Miss VERNE Miller spent Saturday
and Sunday with Flo French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Probasco were
shopping in Sioux City Thursday.
Messrs. Thomson. Runge, Borchert
and prs. Huber and Waterhouse went
TO Blue Lake Sunday to hunt. i
Rev. Bush, OF Mapleton, exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Poppenheimer Sun
lay. :.
I'm. French, Flo French, Sophia
Thomson and Vern Miller were UteI
visitors Sunday.
~ +*++*.**++******
4 .,,rH e,nve ,-eMe 81