The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-05

evening. A good crowd was In attend
ance most Of the afternoon and eve
ming and the affair was quite q finan-
cial success. Ill, ~
4 Mrs. Louis HartWig was shopping in
4 Sioux City Friday
Mrs. John Duer was passenger
east Friday morning.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tank, Of Lake
/ View, Wis, are visiting in the Hans
Hagge home this week.
i Masters Merrill and Harvey Mackey
visited their grandmother, Mrs. Andy
\ Mackey, in Arion Sunday.
/ Miss Fay Mulheerin spent, Sunday
as a guest in the Larson home on the
i Willow. .@ ss5..
1 Miss Elsie Thomson returned from
Council Bluffs Saturday evening.
Miss Frances Drake returned Tues
day from her visit with friends in Sac
City.
Edward Thomson is very sick with
: Typhoid fever at his home on Second
4 avenue.
A number of little ladies decided to
change the regular routine Of May
4 day and instead OF hanging May bask-
Tets they repaired to the John Sander
home in the west part OF town and
held a May party. A very happy eve
ming was spent and light refreshments
were served. Those. present We're
Mary Sander, Esther Waterhouse, Hell
en- Coin, Leona Glau, Eva Robb, Els
ther Kortman, .Inez Cops, Marie Mill
er, Florence Kortman and Claire
Cops.
Messrs. Bartlett Hearty and Jim
Turner. of KenYopd, were Charter
Oak visitors Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hardin
on Wednesday, as0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Harding and Mr..
". F. Kahler, Of Denisop. were Oak
visitors Wednesday. ,sa
Ehas. Robertson and Frank Smith
became owners ii utomobiles; this
week the, former purchashing Dodge
and the; latter a Pullman.
Miss Ella Rae came home from her
work at Hawarden the first of the
week, i'll health causing her to make
the trip. .
Rev. and Mrs. C. Wehking drove
down from Mapleton Wednesday in
their auto for visit with Rev. and
Mrs. Amstein.
Dan Swanson, of Denison, was an
Oall visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Whitmore, of Ne
braska, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
M. ]. McKinstry, this week. They had
been visiting friends in Wisconsin and
stopped of here on their way home.
Miss Marie McGrath came down
from Mapleton Saturday, evening to
spend Sunday with,her mother and sis
tiers.
Some of the Charter Oak Odd Eel
lows attended the district meeting at
Onawa last Tuesday, The celebra-
ton next year will be held at Ode
bolt. The following Odd Fellows at
tended: TheO. Drake, IA. A. Hanchett,
+. 4. Malone, Al Snyder. Guy Wright
]. NJ. French, Ed Gleason, Bob Nelson,
Omar Malone, H. c. Jones and s. c.
Weed.
Mrs. May Hoppe and two little sons
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Probasco, in the Oak this week.
! Last Thursday evening train load
Of automobiles went through here en-
route to Russia for use Of the Russian
government. The train had 35 cars,
each car containing two or three autos
and all were Grated in stout cases SO
as to be loaded safely on shipboard.
They 80 by way Of Seattle and then to
Siberia and then by rail to Russia
This is the; third train Of the kind to
go through Charter Oak during the
past week.
Art .Hanchett went to Mapleton last
Thursday to put down some wells.
Mr.. Paul e. H. Mildren and Miss
Mae Rogers were married at the Ger
man Lutheran parsonage by Rev. A.
| Amstein last Tuesday evening. They
left at once by auto for Denison, at
which place they took the train for
Omaha to visit for few days, then
went to Sioux City and from there to
| Wayne, Neb.. to visit his people. Miss
Rogers is the only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Rogers, OF this place.
She has grown to wOmanhO0d in our
midst, coming here with her parents
| when only small child. She was a
graduate of the class, OF 1918, and has
a host OF friends who congratulate
her. Mr.. Mildner, is one Of the clerks
in the Peoples store and while he has
only been a. resident Of Charter Oak
a short time, he has made many
friends. On their return they will oc-
cupy the new Reetz house as soon as
1t Is completed.