The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
CHARTER OAK ITEMS
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Lloyd Williams of Hartley was a
caller at the Thomson home Monday,
Mrs. Hilburn, mother of Mrs. Paul
ISchurke, left last Saturday for Tole.
| do, Ohio, to stay the remainder of the
winter with another daughter.
Art Davis moved to the home on
the hill owned by Mrs. Stoll, their
former home being sold. sf
Will Pranske Henry Bogeman Hen
Try Messenbrink, and August Vessel,
left Tuesday for Des Moines to attend
la tiresher's convention which is be-
ing held there. They returned again
Ito Charter Oak, Thursday, all report
ing good time in the capital city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rae have been
visiting at the Rae home here for a
few days.
Dave Waterhouse sold his drug
store to Mr.. J.. Deur, the deal being
one of these quick ones, although it
had been hanging on for some time.
We understand the deal included all
the stock except the victrolas, and the
soda fountain, which Mr.. Warehouse
expects to sell soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterhouse will be
greatly missed in both church and
lodge work, in both which they were
very good workers, also in the band,
which Mr.. Waterhouse has directed
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schneider left for
San Antonio, Texas last Monday. They
left for the health OF Mr.. Schneider,
which has not been very good for
of late. His father; an dnother will run
the farm during their absence. W
Bonnie Erke and Joe Christians re.
turned from, overseas last Tuesday,
both having been gone about year
and a half. They look well are are
glad to get back. s.,' :
Carl Brown received a telegram on
Friday that George Brown had landed
in the states and would soon be back.
Miss Gladys Hart sold her home,
which has been known as Grandma
Van Deveris home, to John Reese, he
taking possession ct once. y
stDr. Turner has been looking for a
suitable home fora$ ome time and last
Monday bought Mrs. Rickert's, the
deal being made at once. She moved
out to the country and he is now get.
ting settled in his new home.
Miss Verna Miller and Bertha Lar.
son went to the city Friday to have
some dental work done.
Nearly all the teachers were in Den
ison last week attending teachers in
stitute there being no school Thurs
day and Friday. : f.1551s !.
Mrs. Betty Van Dever went to the
city Friday to do some shopping in the
big stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rademacher re
turned Thursday morning from Pierce
Nebr., where they were called by the
death of their sister-in-laW.
The Ladies Aid sOf the Methodist
church served a chicken pie supper al
the home of John Jones Thursday eve
ming. A good crowd attended.
Edna Stark and Grace Stark were
Denison shoppers Wednesday.
John Aronson is moving in from the
farm to the home in north Charter
Oak recently bought from Mr.. Reese.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. y. "A
Holmes entertained the following Ia
dies at her home: Mrs. sAronson, Gus
Larson, Andrew Larson, Harry Lar
son, Van Dever,. Samuelson, Clingen
peel, Miss Mary Larson, Bertha Larson
and VERNE Miller. A quilt was tiet
and social time enjoyed by all. 4
luncheon was served during the after
noon. ,s., ..,. .,.ts-a4sa 49,.
DR.. Hill has moved his Office to the
Rogers sample room which will make
him a much more suitable office thar
where he has been. tGS.G
Jeff Rogers has taken his old posi-
ton with Mr.. Reese in the clothing
1store. III
Mrs. Chris Iverson left Wednesday
to visit with her son at Glidden, ne
being the Lutheran minister there.
! Asa Brown came back from kansa:
and is working on the dray again.
| Mrs. A. Bramson and children are
visiting at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. III. Sturges.
The Linger Longers met at the home
of Mrs. D. A. Waterhouse Friday anc
| in spite of the bad weather, quite
number were, Out.&Ei %tsFt -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weed went to the
city on Thursday returning Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Kuhlman was taken tt
Omaha for treatments on Friday, she
having been in poor health for some
time past. ga-s 3a.,s.
Ted Samuelson returned from Hur
on, S. OAK, last Friday evening. nc
had been visiting his sister who re
sides there. .'
Will Rae came back from Kansas
City Saturday evening to spend a fe"
days at home. s 1sa.
Herbert Ullrich came home from the
hospital Saturday evening, he having
so far, recovered from his operator
as to be able to return home.
Leona Glau was up to the city or
Saturday to do some shopping: .
| Mrs. Emil Timm and children re, re
turned from S. Dakota Friday evening
Aug Marwede and two boys were
east bound passengers Sunday morn
ling.