The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
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u The Rebekahs hold convention in
1.-THE odd Fellow hall Friday. The hal
, was prettily decorated with flags and
!, the cplors of the order. After the bus
: mess of thc meeting every one aa
II jCurned to the opera house, Where u
/ delicious three course BANQUET was
served. Covers were laid Tor 1orty
t guests. The evening was spent in Vi;'
> iting and a general good time
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid held tea at
the home Of Mrs. A. G. LeeDer Thurs.
day afternoon. On account OF the bad
weather is was not as well attended
as usual. but everyone present had an
ENJOYABLE time and the ladies' made a
neat sum to add to the treasury.
Miss Anna Mesenbrink, of Dunlap,
lis spending the week visiting her
cousins in the S. B. Lyons home.
| MI. Lorenzen and sister autoed to
I Denison Monday evening to attend, a
Iplay. Rs
Misses Ora Lyons and Emma Mesen-
brink visited in Dcnison Monday.
DR., Stocker came from his ranch
in Montana Monday and will remain
Lin Charter Oak during the winter. he
will work with DIR. SllunWay Tor
.timc at least.
f, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Jones and son,
Romantics, visited in Mocrhead sun
day. ~
Mrs. C. C. Cooper and her mother
we're Denison visitors Wednesday:
Messrs. Runge, Thomson and Will
Jams autoed to Ticonic Sunday to
spend the day duck hunting.
Miss Mamie Carroll visited friends
i'll Ute Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Eckert visited
friends in Charter Oak the latter part
OF the week. 49,
F. IL. Sprock has begun the cree
ton of another modern home on inc
site OF the old Farmers house.
| Elmer Soper came from his nome
| On tho Canadian border to spend the
winter on the farm near here.
C.. C. Cooper was transacting busl.
ness I'M Woodbine the latter part OF
the week.
| Mrs. Mary McGrath went to Man
ring Tuesday to see her new grand
son.
Ed Lyons and sister, Ora, visited in
Dunlap with friends Sunday.
| john NTduI, VI ASoS AuSAo'
tied relatives in the Oak the past
week, returning to his home fflday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomson ana
children visited friends in benson on
Sunday.
DR.. j. J. McWilliams transacted BUS
mess in Sioux City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wright and little
people autoed to Moorhead sunday 10
4 spend the day with relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. Charlie Bristol came
from Sioux CITY Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with her people.
\ Born, Saturday, November l3th, 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted YeaGer, daughteS.
/ Born, Wednesday, November 18th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Helvik. son.
Born, Wednesday. November l'th
to Mi. and Mrs. O. Q. Collins, son.
:, Prof. f., N. Olry was over from Den
. ison "Wednesday visiting our schools
Henry GOdbersen was business
: visitor in Ute "wednesday.
Elmer Newkirk, OF Dow City, was
/. an Oak caller Wednesday,:
Miss Ethel Weed visited in Sioux
City Wednesday.
| Miss Arlene Deter was up from Md
!. nilla Wednesday visiting friends. .
! MIR. and Mrs. Ferdinand Dubois lei'
4 the first OF the week to spend the WIN
Ter with their daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Graves, in Georgia.
Mrs. Simmconette, of Mapleton, al
ter spending the week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Helvik, returned TO her ilom !:
I Wednesday. taking her little grand
Il daughter, PETRA, with her;
Dr.. l.. S. Coin left Friday. monrn'ne
for Chicago, where he will be Joined
!, |by his wife. who is visiting her motif
! er at Aples, and together they Will &c
Il to their new home in Wheeling. w W
4 Miss .Oxley came from her home Il
Dana Thursday afternoon for a Visit
'lwith her sister, Mrs. o. Q. Collins.
Misses Gladys Hart and Mary Hal
!. stein were Denison' visitors THURSDAY
g Sheriff Cummings was trausactmt
business in tho Oak Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. G. P. Hoeffers Wcrt
J. over from Ricketts, Saturday visiting
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