The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-21

CHARTER OAK ITEMS

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C. r. Marshall and daughters. Mae
and Jessie, were passengers to Chlca-
go Thursday evening.
Il. l.. Taylor, OF kenwOod, was shop
ping in Charter Oak Thursday.
| Misses Lille and Ethel Weed re-
turned from Sioux City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hopper of Sloan,
came Thursday evening for visit at
the Mike Copps home.
Miss Sophia Thomson went to Oma-
ha Thursday to meet her mother and
sister, who are returning from their
western trip.
Miss Jessie Winans is quite i'll with
measles at the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
Mike Cops
Misses Ora Lyons and Esther Wa
terhouse went to Dunlap Thursday for
brief visit with friends.
Jake French left Wednesday morn
ing for Missouri, where he will visit
old schoolmates, friends and neigh
bors in Skidmore and Burlington juno
ton.
Mrs. Will Davis and little daughter
Went to Dunlap Saturday for visit
WIN relatives on Inc lafIil.
Installation of officers fen the Re-
bekah lodge was held in their lodge
room Tuesday evening. Mrs. Harper
state officer, Mrs. kearney and Miss
Miller, from Dow City, were present
After the work of the evening light re-
freshments were served.
Lew Perry received message Tues
day telling him OF the death Of his
mother at the home of her daughter
in Perry Mr.. Perry and daughter,
Marie, left Tuesday evening to be
present at the funeral.
| VIII Batman and daughter, Vera,
shipped their household goods and left
for Holly Springs Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Batman is undecided pust what he
\ will do or where he will make the new
home. Vera will remain with relatives
until September, when she will go to
Atchison, Kans., to attend school.
| Mrs. Nelson and daughter, Bernice,
went to Sioux City Wednesday mornin
for visit with relatives.
Prof. II. NJ Stiles went to Denison
Tuesday to consult with Mr.. Barber,
the architect, in regard to the new
school building.
Miss Elsie Mildner returned to her
home in Wayne. Neb., after a two
weeks visit with her brother in the
Oak.
Miss Petra HeKils returned to her
home in Thor after pleasant visit
with her brother and family.
| Miss Anna Rae came down from Ha
warden Friday evening for an over
Sunday visit at home
| Dr. Thomas Thomson came up from
his work in the hospital at st. Louis
Saturday to spend his VACATION with
his people in the Oak.
Miss HERNIA Oxley and little Beverly
Pemble left Saturday for their home
in. Dana after a good visit here with
the lady's sister, Mrs. o. O. Collins.
| Mrs. Thomas Thomson and daugh
ter. Elsie, returned Saturday from
their six weeks visit on the western
coast
Mrs. H. II. Sturges went to Dunlap
FRIDAY morning for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. 0. f. Bramson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolieu started
Sunday morning on their return trip
to their home in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Nogel came over from Battle
Creek Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Kirkpatrick.
| Mrs. Marshall Jones entertained at
o'clock dinner Wednesday evening
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolieu,
of Los Angeles. Cali.
Herbert Arff went to Sioux City on
Saturday for a weeks visit before go
ing on to his home in Mitchell, S. D.
H. II. Remmes died suddenly at his
home southeast of town Thursday
morning from heart failure. The body
was taken to Dunlap Saturda yand
laid beside his wife.
Mrs G.. VanDerveer entertained a
number of lady friends "Wednesday at
ternoon in honor of her 18th birthday.
A most enjoyable afternoon was spent
and a dainty two course luncheon was
served By Miss Gladys Hart and Miss
| Mary Halstein. A prominent feature
Of the afternoon was beautiful birth
day cake with seventy-aeven candles
| made by Mrs. Betty VanDeryeer. The
Iladics presented Mrs. VanDerveer
with two gold pieces in honor of the
occasion.
DR.. Harrington attended a meeting
OF the Missouri Valley Veterinary as
sociation at Omaha Monday, return
ing home Friday evening.
George Schleis, of Mapleton, visited
his parents in the Oak Thursday.