The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-08

CHARTER OAK ITEMS


occupy the house just vacated by B.
b. Weed and family.
h MIR. and Mrs. p. r. Fiene and two
little daughters, and Mr.. w. w. Black
and two sons started Wednesday
morning for Oclleyedan where they
will visit Rev. Fiene and family.
| jeff Rogers came in from his work
on the road the. first of the week
| for visit with the home folks.
Mr. ]. c. Jordan and family have
moved into the Mrs Mary McGrath
home on Second avenue.
Mrs. F.. S. Probasco left Tuesday
morning for Ackley, for a visit with
her SON, Dr. Roy Probasco.
Mr.. Fred Loptien was shaking
hands with old friends in the Oak the
first of the week. He also sold his
house to Mr.. Geo. Togle while here.
tied the millinery wholesale houses in
Sioux City the first of the week.
During the storm last Thursday
morning, lightning struck the electric
wires in the Weed. addition at the
south end of Main street and caused
Ilconsiderable damage. The fixtures
were torn from the walls in the homes
of DR.. o. O'Brien, Mrs. Frank Smith
and Delmar Williams. In the Bert
Weed home, the charge struck the
stove and the casing nearby caught
fire. The family were stunned but
recovered in time to- turn in the fire
alarm The fire was extinguished.
however, before the fire company ar
].rived The damage amounted to
one hundred dollars.
Father Shenkelberg, of Mapleton,
visited friends in the Oak Friday.
Mrs. S. b. Lyons spent the week
| with her sister on the farm.
Mr.. P. f.. Boeck left Thursday for
Sioux City to, attend a meeting of
the undertakers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Romans, Of
Denison, were Charter Oak visitors
Wednesday.
/ Messers Vinton Reynolds, and Err
ME May, Misses Mildred Perry, Vio
let Jones and Leoha Glau drove to
Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry PruehS and
daughter, Anna, returned the latter
part of the week from their trip to
the western coast.
Mrs. Chas. Hardin left Tuesday
morning for Gedder, S. OAK, for a
visit with a relative who is very sick
with blood poisoning.
Mrs. Maylon Armstrong returned to
her home in Waterloo Tuesday eve
ming after visit with her parents.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Esther Warehouse.
Mr.. B. f. Weed has moved into the
new modern home he has recently
built
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Duer and chill
dren autoed to Omaha Tuesday.
Mr.. Dur Holmes was down from
Sioux City Thursday visiting his fam
lily.
Rev: Amstein left Thursday for St.
Paul MINI. !
| DR.. Waterhouse has so far recover
led from his recent Illness to be able
| to visit Charter Oak friends again.
His daughter, Miss Lucille. drove the
car for him, who in company with his
wife and Miss Catherine ODea, Wis
| tied here last Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. August ]. Werner
left last Monday for IA visit at the old
home in Ohio. Mrs Werner has a
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front and they went at this time in
order to see him before his going.
The pulpit will be filled by Rev. G. H.
Vim, former pastor who now re-
sides in Korea. as a missionary.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Bowers have
been enjoying visit from his par
ents, from Granville the past week.
Miss Adeline CalEcma left Satur-
day for Luton. where she will visit
l,anothcr sister, before going to her
home in Sioux City. She has spent
the past week in Charter Oak visiting
her sister, Mrs. O. f. Haakinson.
Mr.. Lawrence Howell. Of Fort
Dodge. visited his friend, L. U. Roosc
a few days the past week.
Miss Sophia Thomson returned to
her home Friday evening from Hart
ley, where she had spent the past
| two weeks visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lloyd Williams who accompanied her
home for a visit with their parents.
Miss, Faye Coin returned home on
Tuesday morning from visit with
friends in Thornton. l.
Mrs. Fl. l.. MahOOd and son, Cecil.
went to Sioux City Monday for some
dental work.
Mr.. Stanley May came Sunday from
Carroll for visit with his brother,
Ernie May.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Petersen and two
children. OF Red Oak, came up in
their car Sunday evening for visit
with the Peterson and Thansen fami-
lies.
Miss La Veda Lecper came Friday
from Illinois where she has been max
ins her home with her brother.
Monday morning, Mr.. Ernest May,
of Carroll. and Miss Mildred Perry.
Youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Perry. We're united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents.
Rev. VIM performing the ceremony
in the presence OF only the imme-
diate family Mr.. May was foreman
of the carpenters On the new school
house last year and is now engaged
on a new school house in Mapleton.
5 Perry was born and raised in
Charter Oak. and graduated from the
high school last June. The young
people &1eft on Ant eafly EYainsfor.s a
short wedding ttip. elartfr Oak