The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-05

MRS. LtHcl oTalLSOu anu UOUIcS dI'
rived Monday afternoon for visit in
tho H. H. Sturges home.
Carmen Weed is reported to be very
sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. F. H. Gillett returned to her
home in Huron, s. D., Sunday after.
noon after spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. G. B. Coin.
Ed Lyons spent New Years day
with friends near Dunlap.
Miss Mildred Mason returned to her
nome in Monona after good visit
with friends in the Oak.
Miss Agnes McGrath returned Mon
day evening from Anthem, where she
had been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. McGrath, OF
Mapleton, were down the first of the
week visiting his sister, Miss Nell
who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Mackey and little
folks returned home from Sioux City
Friday evening, where they had spent
the holidays with relatives.
A large number of children in town
are suffering from measles.
Fred Neubaum came up from his
work at Woodbine for a visit with his
mother. 1t has been some time since
Fritz" has been at home and his
many friends were pleased to see him
Rev. and Mrs. r. Amstein. of Ute
visited relatives in the Oak Wednes
day.
H. H. Yeager is very sick man with
what is thought to be grippe, but on
account of his age he is having hard
time of it. A brother from Woodbine
is here helping to care for him.
Miss Minnie Woodward is spending
the holidays with her father, George
Woodward. in the Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Butler came over
from Dunlap Wednesday for a visit
with their people in the Oak.
Miss Josephine Pruehs spent, Sunday
with friends in Dunlap.
Mrs. o. E. Haakins0n visited with
friends in Morningside Saturday.
Miss Laurel Stucas visited with her
brother in Sioux City during the Christ
mas vacation.
John Leeper came home from Sioux
City to spend his Christmas vacation
with his mother and sister.
JEFF Rogers, Wesley Hess and Carl
Bretthauer came home from Iowa City
Friday for brief visit with the home
folks.
w. B. Raub was Ute visitor last
Wednesday.
Lester Hunter came from his home
in Minnesota Saturday for a vsiit with
his people.
Rev. Amstein was Denison visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge. of Sioux City,
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B, Jacobsen, in the Oak the first of the
week.
Mrs. ]. C. Jordan returned from her
visit with friends at Manila Monday
Miss Emma Neubaum returned to
her home in Woodbine after a good
visit with her people in the Oak.
Carl Sells came from Colome, 9. D..
Wednesday and will spend the winter
here.
Will Carol came home from hi.
work at varina for q. Christmas visi,
with his mother and sisters.
Cecil Jones went to Wisner. Neb.
Thursday, where he has q position ii
Ia store.
Miss Claire Raymond left Monda,
morning for Salem, s. D., where She
will spend some time with her sister
The following shipments left Charter
Oak Saturday for Chicago: r. r. Weed
5 cars Of cattle; Marshall Bros, 2 car.
of cattle; Bert Leeper, car of cattle,
Carl Jahn,, car OF cattle, and VIM
Benningsdorf, l car of cattle.
Misses Hilda Hansen and Edit
Deering came down from Sioux Cit!
Friday evening for visit in the Han
ser home.
H. H. Taft was a guest in the w. B
Ray home Sunday.
Andrew Stouffer left Monday after
noon for Omaha.
The remains of Mrs. Will, who diet
Tuesday in Anthony; were brought 4
Charter Oak Wednesday evening ant
laid to rest In the Lutheran cemeter.
Friday.
Henry Godbersen was transactin,
business in Ute the first of the week
! Miss Marie Matthews returned t,
her home in Omaha last Monday afte
a visit in the &. T., Coin home.
Herbert Amstein and Will Stahl re
turned to their studies at st. Paul {
Monday.