The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-01
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS
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Charter Oak high defeated the Ute
Thigh school at basket ball Friday eve.
hing by score of IL to s. The Char
ter Oak team outclassed Ute by its
quick formation. shifting and accurate
passing The boys were particularly
elated at winning this game as it was
their first game in the new gymnasl.
UNI and Ute is their worst rival. OLE
son starred for the Oak and Captain
Mccain played a very fast game. The
boys play Vail next Friday.
An informal reception for Rev. and
Mrs. Mahood was held Friday evening
Tat the home of Mr.: and Mrs. B. l..
Wright. A large number were pres
ent to meet and get acquainted with
/ the new minister and his wife. Lig Mt
refreshments were served.
S. B. Lyons and family have enjoy
led visit from J. w. Lyons from In
diana the past week. AS the two
brothers had not seen each other for
more than twenty years, tho most was
made of the visit.
Herbert Mahood returned to his
studits at Morningside Monday morn
! ing after helping his people get set
tied in their new home.
Mrs. Martha Bristol returned to her
home in Sioux City Wednesday after
noon after a. good visit with her par.
ents in Charter Oak. r. 3H'#IH &Ht5lE
Jasper Hunter, has purchased the
house of Edlef Jensen and will move
his family in from the farm the first
of March. " Mr.. Jensen bought prop
erty in Denison and will move there.
The Catholics are making arrange.
mepts to hold, fair the second week
In Noyamber for the purpose of rails
ing money to help pay off the debt on
theh church and school. There VIII
be three entertainments. one lecture
by Father Meyers, of Milford, one by
the iCatholic school children, and the
nature Of. the third has not been fully
Decided upon yet. f,itl a;tsa G4 Il. "A
The! Camp Fire girls had a Hallow-
cen party at the home OF Mrs. ". ~.
Citizens Saturday evening. The house
wag prettily decorated with 1ack-o.,-
lanterns, black cats and witches a
delicious two course luncheon was
served. The girls all went dressed as
ghosts and with lights turned low, IN
ghostlyy darkness, they told stories
that would freeze the blood OF any one
but Camp Fire girl. Other games
were played and the best time ever
was voted by all. r..5.,.,.ts.t II. Il,
Mrs. P. F. Boeck is enjoying visit
from her friend, Miss Minnie Dukes.
OF TT. Dodge. III.
Mrs.3W. Spayde returned to her
home in Sac City Tuesday after
good visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Robb. NJ
Mr.! and Mrs. Paul schurke. of ona-
wa, came Thursday for a visit with
their people in Charter Oak. It'j
Miss Alta Mackey, of Dow City, Wis
tied her brother, Charles, and family
in the Oak Sunday afternoon.
Miss Norma Deter came up from
Manila Saturday and will work In the
J. G. Jordan home for a time.
i Mrs. #. H. Davis enjoyed a visit
from her sister, Mrs. w. L. soper,
last week. is}33s'- .s my 4s#
Miss bElsie Pruehs returned Satur-
day from a good visit with Mrs. q. T..
Bramson in Dunlap.
Mrs. G.. w. Holmes has closed her
house in Charter Oak and will spenq
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. >.
NJ. Stouffer, in Sac City.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dubois visited their
son in Logan last week. -.
Mrs. N. J. Miller visited friends IN
Mapleton "Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson was down from
Mitchell S. D.. the latter part OF the
week for a visit with her many negh'
bors and friends in Charter Oak.
Miss Gladys Hart was down from
Minnesota the past week visiting her
old neighbors and friends.
Mice Verne Zones visited friends in
Denison Saturday. .r-.s
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jones were IN
Denison Monday to attend the tuner
al of relative.
Mrs. Bert Helvik visited with her
people in Mapleton between trains on
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Winans visited her aunt,