The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-24

( CHARTER OAK ITEMS


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Tuesday afternoon little Miss Mu
zelle Davis entertained seven of hel
little. girl friends at two course lun
cheOn, the occasion being the little
ones ninth birthday. The luncheon
carried out the color scheme Of pink
and white. The table was daintily
spread. A big birthday cake with nine
candles formed the centerpiece. Al
oach cover was an individual candle
III dainty pink rose bud holder and AT
ter the supper each little guest was
given her candle as a favor. After
games and general good time the
guests departed wishing Muzelle many
happy returns of the day
Neil Coin came Tuesday for short
visit with his folks. He has been
working in Ogden, but when something
better offered itself at Primghar he
decided to move. He was on his way
to the latter place when he stopped
It the Oak. H.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Helvik accom-.
panied the lady's sister, Miss Simmo'
nette, Of Mapleton. to Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, in the hopes of getting
relief, from rheumatism which has
been bothering her all winter. Mr..
HeIvik returned Wednesday, but Mrs.
Helvik stayed for while longer with
her sister. /
Mrs. s. b. Lyons returned Tuesday
from . weeks visit with her daughter
near Sioux City. o.. 90.
Mrs. Norris came Tuesday for a
cali On her many old friends.
Rev. Werner came from Sac City
Wednesday evening. .,,,.,. '' ,'..;
M. snd Mrs. ia Lyons went to
Sioux CITY Wednesday to visit with
IN uncle who had come from Wiscon.
'sihyto attend the funeral Of Tom lyons
Ind found It impossible TO come here
On this TRIP. ,>,.....,.. xxx ~; 80 49,
~ OF Tuesday Rev Werner received
the lad news Of the. death Of nephew
Who lived In Ohio. 80, -,,, =
Mjss, Mildred Coin came Wednesday
rom her work in Mapleton to spend
the evening with her brother who was
homo for q short visit. =
Il MIX Miller received a letter from
hiA soH, Leo, who was recently wound.
cd and the word was that his wounds
hid been very slight, not even neces.
sifsting hospital attention. 1t seems
his run was out of order and he pick
cd, UP i grenade to throw. 1t >explod.
Cd too close to him and some scraps
Of X, hit his legs causing slight though
pAjnful injuries. ~ '-
.iL.sC. Kirkpatrick loaded his goods
Hhufsday to move to Omaha. He has
resi6ned his. place in the o. E. Haak-
jngSon store where he has worked for
4 number Of, years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirkpatrick came here several years
ayo TO enter the picture show bust
nSssa but this, proved Improbable so
nj took daytime" position in the
sSkinson store. After selling the
yhdH hb became chief clerk and has
4llSd tho position for years. His
hsacl In the store Is. being filled by Mr..
HaSkipson, assisted by Chas. Goodwin.
sssss.l Mn August Marwede left Wednes.
day Tor y yjsit with her father, Rev.
ASoh.s at tHoskins. Neb.
i. I'M teAchefs for next year have
hSGG selected as. follows: Miss Grace
kas6os, flrst and second Grades; Miss
AetO0 Trowbridge, third and fourth
vTl6Ss: Miss Bessie Gaskili, fifth and
atxth grades; Miss Clara Kary. junior
High school; Miss Gladys. Hess. music
and commercial; Miss Irene Fox, high
school english: Mrs. Ida May, Yeager,
higk school principal; - Mr.. Bruce B.
Yea6sy, superintendent. -,
Mrs. Mary McGrath was down from
Mableton Friday attending to some
Mrs. 6cheEk and two sons. Dana
ns.A - 1AS> - CS4,,~ N3<s, ~ ole Il,
ID the b. L. Wright home. e.
i; Mr., and Mrs. John Deur and sons.
Layerne and Delaine, returned Satur
day from their visit in Texas.
Word was received Tuesday morn.
Ing OF the. serious illness of Wesley
HSsse, who*is in training at Kansas
City. His father, f. F.. Hesse, went
at:orace to his bedside and at this writ.
Ing there Is no change in the young
mans condition.
Nj. and Mrs. Thos. Thomson and
family {autoed to Hartley Sunday for
= tisit with their daughter, Mrs. Lloyd
Williams. =. ,.,,..
Saturday morning the community
Vas shocked and grieyed to- learn Of
the death of Dottie Nelson; who died
Friday evening Of 'ptoma1ne poisoning
III; Camp Cody. n. NJ, Dottie Nelson
Has the eldest daughter OF MI. ,alid
Mia. Oscar Nelson and ,liyedthe great:
o. part Of her. short life I'M and near
Charter Oak. Though the home was
NOTED to Alden more than year ago
Charter Oak people have felt great
interest in the young lady and watch.
cd with pleasure her excellent work
as i nurse. Shortly after leaving here
she went Ia Chicago and entered al
trimming school for nurses, thus prepar-
ing herself for active service in the
world war. From there she was sent
TO Camp Cody. where the end came.
Always q good daughter and kind.
helpful sister. her death will be keenly
felt In: the home circle. Besides her
Mother she leaves to mourn her early
death four sisters, two brothers and
4 host Of loving friends. The commun-
ity extends heartfelt sympathy to the
bersaved family in their hour of deep. |
estssOrrow.' -.
MIS- C.. j.. Turner camc Thursday
from hersh0lne in Grinnell to pack and |
shtp Her household goods. preparatory !
to joinfng Dr.. Turner in Dallas. Texas |
where the doctor is in training in tire |