The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-29
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Will De the aVlOlOr anu ~ Is Tic IHIcn'
ton of the company to fly the machine
at fairs and carnivals during the sum.
mer in this section OF the state.
Work has been resumed on the new
school building and will be pushed
rapidly in the hopes of completing the
/, building in time for school this fall.
The Ladies' Aid held, q ten cent tea
at the parsonage Thursday afternoon.
Despite the inclemdncy Of the weather
a. good crowd was in attendance and
a neat sum was realized.
Miss Rosa SOthman, former Char.
Ter Oak girl, was married to Mr.. Geo.
p. Davis, civil engineer, of Denver,
March the 18th. Miss Sothman has
been employed the past year as stenog-
rapher at the State Normal school at
Greeley. The young couple will re.
main in Greeley for a while, when. the
new home will be made at Windsor.
The Ojibway camp fire, met with
Mrs. b. o. Millnlan Saturday afternoon
at the home of Helen Coin. Next week
Saturday they will meet with Esther
Norman and If the weather permits
they will go on tramp.
Miss Bertha Thomson came home on
ermore to spend her vacation with her
people. so -, rsia ~
Nick Welsh, foreman at the new
school building. and his brother, lev,
came. Wednesday evening from Sar-
gents Bluffs toabegin their work. ,s
Rev. Pobpenheimer was a Sioux City
visitor Tuesday.
Misses Maylou Richards and Grace
/ Mains were shopping in Omaha Tues
; day. EsF''a IS:
B G. w. Woodward was txansacting
business in Sioux City Tuesday.
J. C.. Citizens was in Sioux City, on
Wednesday purchasing stock for his
jewelry store. g.n1
Dr.. Stocker was a Ute visitor Tues.
day
Mrs. T, C. McGratl,, of Mapleton, was
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mike Copps'
who has been quite i'll.
Miss Ethel Weed was a Sioux City
visitor Wednesday.
Contractor Fee went to Carroll last
Wednesday for visit with his family.
Mrs. A. +. Barber. accompanied Mr..
Henderson, G. w. P, and Mesdamesl
Keiser and Hawthorne, G. w. NJ. and1
District Instructor for the 0. r. ST. tgD.|
Manila Wednesday, where they heid
school of instruction.
C. o. Lund, of Omaha, was in our
little city Wednesday, So,
Misses Gallagher and BarnlOldt
were shopping in Omaha Saturday.
DIR. Harrington spent the day LAST
Wednesday in Sioux .City..5t't
Herman !Reimer' went to Clarinda1
Friday evening to visit his wife, y =
Miss Ora Lyons entertained the J.1
u G. and Miss Bethel Coin at her
home Friday evening. The time was
spent with visiting and fancy work. az
ter which dainty refreshments wercl
served. a. very enjoyable time is re-
ported.
A school of instruction for the 0. e.
S. was held in their chapter room on
Tuesday afternoon and evening. al
which a large number were present. At
Z o'clock delicious three course din
ner was served. The hall was prettlly
decorated with flags and the colorsN of
the odrer. Mrs: Maud keiser, OF Cedar
Rapids, G. w. NJ. OF Iowa: Mr.. Hen
derson, OF jefferson, G. w. p, and Mrs.
Hawthorne, of Anthem, instructor for
the ninth district, were in attendance.
Mrs. Carl Hamann left Wednesday
morning for her home in Baltimore
after long visit with friends and rel
atives here.
Mrs, A. +. Barber entertained tlc|
Industrial club at her home on the hill
Thursday afternoon. After the bus-
ness Of the meeting d social. hour was
enioyed, after which a delicious lunr
cleon was served.
p. +. Boeck returned from OmahaI
"Wednesday, where lie had been buys
ing new stock for his already welEI
equipped furniture store
Workmen. from Manila are busy
putting 4 new floor in the electric light
plant. The old floor was cracking sol
that switchboard had settled.
Mrs. C. C. Walters left Wednesday,
!. morning for her home, in Ida Grove
after a good visit here with her sister,
Mrs. Omar McWilliams.
Mrs. Frank Hoesley and baby SON
left Thursday Afternoon for her home
in Timber Lake, S. D., after three
weeks visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Robb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas. Neddermeyer re-
turned Monday from Denison, where
they had been visiting friends.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson has been in|
Mapleton the past week caring for her
little granddaughter, Maurine Jacob
san. who is suffering with measles.
viii Pranschke and little son return
cd Tuesday from Sioux City, where
they had been visiting relatives.
Word; has come to Charter Oak OF
the death of Mrs Frank Cox, of Adair.
Mrs. Cox. is best known in Charter Oak
as Anna, Eggen, having spent her child
hood and greater part Of her woman.
Hood here. Her death occurred last
Saturday from pneumonia at her homel
in Adair. She Wassthe eldest daughterl
Of A. ]. Eggen who, at one time, was
manager OF. the Green Bay Lumber
company at this place. She leaves;|
besides her father. a brother, her hus'
band and two small children.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred. Christensen, Of
7 Denison, spent Sunday in the Henry
Christensen home In Charter Oak.
Miss Mable Miller left Tuesday to|
enter the German Lutheran hospital at
Sioux City for nurses training.
Z. o. Weeks. of Eagle Grove, was