The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-04
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s5 sMTS. w. =. Adc anu SOu, wayne, are
visiting relatives in Hastings, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Woodward are
visiting his mother at Collins.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hansen was the scene Of pleasant
family gathering Saturday and Sun
day, which was a complete surprise TO
them About noon Saturday Mr.. Han
sensH mother, brother and sister-in-
law drove down from Holstein, bring
ifir with them another brother and his
daughter from Long Beach, Cali, and
5 In the evening Miss Hilda and little
friend came from Sioux City for an
over Sunday visit.
Mrs. Barney Vollertsen, of Battle
Creek, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. LIT. Weatherwax, We're visiting
friends in Charter Oak Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Weatherwax is In France
and Garnett is at home for the pres
ert.
Miss Marie Perry is teaching the
school two miles north Of town. "A ',1
Miss Anna Thomson was home on
a furlough Sunday. She is stationed
at TT. Des Moines.l
Misses Junia and Isabelle Smith, Of
Lane, s. D., who have been spending
their vacation with relatives in Char
ter Oak and vicinity, returned to their
home Saturday. Al Snyder went. as
far ais Sioux City with them. T.t,
The picture show given Friday eve
ming under the auspices of the Re
bekahs, was a good one and the music
by Misses Manona Stark and Junia
Smith was of unusual merit
7i C. G. Cooper and sister Miss Min
ME Cooper, are visiting in Council
Bluffs.
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as5S Mr.. and Mrs Carl Collins and chill
dren are back from their visit with
relatives and friends at George, Iowa.
The Red Cross society shipped a
go pound box to Des Moines Satur-
day containing one hundred articles OF
hospital supplies and refugee gar
ments. They also sent SO pairs OF
socks and 10 sweaters. The number
OF sweaters exceeded their quota and
they were requested to send only part
OF them.
Mrs. Harry Lange, Of Geddes, S. D,
issa guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Robertson.
Mrs. Cliff Manly and children, OF
Shellburg, visited last week in the
homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dubois and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dubois.
Mrs. G. r. Hill and son, Vernon, ex.
pect to leave Wednesday to visit Cap.
tain Hill, who is stationed at Camp
Mead, Md.
Carl Brown returned Saturday eve.
ming from an extended visit in the
Dakotas.
Miss Alma Jacobsen is teaching the
Berne school.
Miss Grace R9bb is teaching the
BrOckman1 school two miles north OF
Berne.
Lucille and Leona Boeck returned
Saturday evening from a two weeks
visit in Sioux City.
A The Charter Oak public schools
opened Monday with the following
teachers: Miss Grace Karges, of Coun.
cit Bluffs, first and second grades;
Mrs. Hetty Prueh, of hardwood, third
and fourth grades; Miss Bessie Gas.
kill, of Villisca, fifth and sixth
grades; Miss Gladys Hess. of Council
Bluffs, music and shorthand; Miss
Runda Hutland, of Ackley, home eco.
Monies and junior high school; Miss
Irene Fox, Of Monona, English; Mrs.
Bruce B. Yeager, of Ottumwa, Latin,
history and high school principal;
Bruce B. Yeager, of Ottumwa, super
intendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sturges, of the
Charter Oak Times, attended an edi
torial meeting at Council Bluffs last
week.
Mrs. Ida Buhman is visiting her
mother, Mrs. r.. Wertz, near Dow City
Miss Sophia Thomson left Sunday
evening for Battle Creek, where she
is to teach the first primary the com.
ing year.
Harlan Holmes, who has spent his
summer vacation on the farm, came
home Saturday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Barber and Mrs.
1T. Yeager autoed to Denison Sunday
Theo. Petersen, of Council Bluffs
and H. Martens, of Montana, brother
and cousin of Mrs. Thomas Thomson,
came for an over Sunday visit. Mrs.
Thos. Petersen, who has been visiting
her husbands people, accompanied
them home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones are visit.
Ing friends and relatives in South Da.
kota.
Roland Weed, youngest son Of Mr.
and Mrs. s. r. Weed, met with a very
painful accident Saturday while help.
Ing fill the silo. He was struck in the
eye with pitchfork tine. Hopes are
entertained that the injury will not
be permanent.
The M. p. people gave a big picnic
In the Charter Oak park, to which ev-
eryone was invited and all who at
tended were made welcome and all
seemed to have a delightful time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Yeager spent
most Of their summer vacation at Des
Moines.
Miss Florence Kortman and broth
er, Clarence, visited relatives at Mad
isOn, Neb., last week.
Miss Hilda Christensen is teaching |
the Osborn school.
The work of remodeling the Farm
ers State bank building is progress
ing rapidly.
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