The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-05

i CHARTER OAK ITEMS
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! Mrs. G. Il. Hill was hostess to 1
small party of invited guests Wednes-
day afternoon. complimentary to. her
sister. Miss Mabel Bornholdt. an
nOuncing her marriage. which will
take place ON December 10th to Clark
r. Marshall, Jr. On Friday afternoon
Misses Anna and Bertha Thomson en-
tertained for Miss Bornholdt. The If
tcrneon was pleasantly spent with Wis
iting and fancy work. after which "a
delicious two course luncheon was
served ID. h
Word from L. B. COLLISION to friends
in tho Oak tells of his safe arrival In
Franco and that he hopes to so into
active service soon. He enlisted in
the marines and was assigned to the
bombing section. He tells OF meeting
another Charter Oak boy, Clyde Fetch
or. on the transport. Clyde is In the
aviation corps. b,@ Ag ,s
DR.. G. J. Turner left Monday for
visit with friends in GrinnelI,
Sheriff Cummings was an Oak visit
or Saturday. .&> g.s s;5 .
A. H. Beck. of Belmond, spent the
day Thanksgiving with friends In the
Oak. S.I st ,ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Kirkpatrick spent
Thanksgiving with their people Il. In
Battle Creek. - 5ti *S&fs 3a
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Bahnsen aud lit
tie son ate Thanksgiving dinner with
their people in Maploton. S \.
Miss Sophia Thomson came from
her school duties in Des Moines last
Wednesday, evening for, . Thankgeiv-
ing visit at home. She returned to
Des Moines Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Coin came Wednesday
from POmeroy, where she is engaged
in the State bank. to spend Thanksgiy-
ing with her mother.
Miss Flo French. of Dow City, spent
Thanksgiving at home. 1..E,a
Miss Bertha Thomson camo from
|Corrcctionville for week end visit
with her parents.
Miss Fac Coin came from her school
work in TT. Dodge Thursday morning
to spend her Thanksgiving vacation
with her mother. She returned Sun
day morning. IS
Mrs. Harry Lang and daughter,
Mrs. Alice Grey, OF Geddes, SD, vis-
tied in the Chas. Robertson home last
week. = ,43s
Mrs. Peter Timm returned Tuesdsy
from few days visit with friends In
Omaha. M
Henry Plagge. who vas DISCHARGED
from the army, came home ThufSdkf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clate Romanp ~
children came down from Mapi0tGl
Sunday for visit with their triebs.
and neighbors. AZ. * : = ..
Miss Elsie Pruehs came ups irq,i
home. "a. 80. a.
Dana schink. Of Sioux City. Waited
the latter part OF tho week with lid
cousins in the B. L. Wright home. m
Miss Fern Jones. Of Moorhead. care
Thursday for week end vlsit viii
Mrs. G. w. Waterhouse aud dau6f-
ter. Lucille. of Maplet0n, were calli1x
Oh friends in the Oak Saturday. q .ssggs,,
G. j. WEIGH. of DenisOu. wsG trans.
acting business In the Oak SATURDAY
Miss Ruth Mahood came down from
her school work at .Morniu6Sjde o.
spend Thanksgiving with her rofeats.
Lieut.. l.. S. Coin. wife and baby. o.
Wheeling. w. Va. arrived from Pits;
burg. where he has been In tfpinin1.
Monday morning for ton days wish
with his mother. Lieut.. Coin vas born
and reared in the Oak and has siISny
friends who are glad to welcome hin
back after an absence Of two years.
1 He will 60 to Fl. oselthorps. q. from
Mrs. Booge Coe and sister, Mrs.
Dodge. returned to their home In Sioux
City Sunday afternoon after q visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Jacobsen. 4 Sc
Lloyd Haakinson was down from
Sioux City for al over Sunday visit
with his old friends. i.
Mrs. Marshall Jones and little grand
son returned Thursday morning from
a visit with friends in DenisOn.
Miss Anna Thomson returned to
Council Bluffs Monday morning after
a visit of several weeks with her peo-
pie in the Oak.
The boys and girls basket ball
teams lost and won Wednesday eve
ming to Soldier. Tho girls playing their
initial game lost to the experienced
The boys game was slow and even In
the first half with Soldier repeatedly
the ball outside to keep the
locals from scoring. The first half
ended in score of points each. The
boys staged their usual last halt come
back and time and again Brown and
Perry would dribble through the on \
trio Soldier squad for a basket. The
game ended in score Of 10 to In
favor of the Oak. 4 5.sF
Fred Thomson and JEFF Rogers went
to Omaha Sunday afternoon. where
they enlisted in the radio corps Of the
navy and returned home to await
call. pa o. cis} ~
Grover Wilkin left Sunday for Sioux
City. where he. enlisted In the navy.
This makes Charter Oaks enlistment
reach over fifty and the local people