The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-15
CHARTER OAK ITEMS
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" Mrs. Ora Lorenzen came down from
Westfield for a visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lyons.
NJ Mrs. Jim French received word last
Saturday of the death of her father
Ia California. She left on Tuesday
for the old home in Missouri where
burial was to be Friday, Mr.. French
going down Thursday to attend the
funeral
Frank voss came back Saturday eve
ming from visit with his folks in Min
1iesota.
John Longhenry came on furlough
TO visit his sister, Mrs. C. Oklund, and
his mother.
The annual installation of officers
Of Live Oak chapter No. AGA o. E. S.
was held Tuesday evening, January
9TH, under circumstances most favor
able. A large number of members
were In attendance and an atmosphere
OF genuine harmony prevailed. The
retiring matron, Mrs. Mary Water
house, was presented by the newly in
stalled matron, Mrs. Olive Routzong,
with beautiful past matron's jewel,
given with the unanimous good wish
es of the chapter who have appreciat-
ed to the fullest the conditions the
worthy matron has been compelled to
meet and cope with, due to the war
and the influenza epidemic. Despite
these unusual situations the year has
been brought to a successful close. "A
service flag containing five blue stars
was presented by Mrs. Waterhouse to
~, ~ \ 10 hovr
who have been in the service. Mrs.
McWilliams, of Sioux City, pre-
scented flowers to the retiring and new
" installed matrons. After the cere-
monies were completed delicious lun-
chSOn was served. A successful year
and q very happy one is being antici-
pated by the chapter. Following is the
personnel of the officers for the en-
suing year: W. M, Olive Routzong;
w. p, Asa Jones; A. M, Alice Jones;
secretary, Bertha Thomson; treasur
or Laura Weed; A. Cond., Nell Jones;
chaplain, Mary Warehouse; marshal,
Clara Bowers; pianist, Grace Mains;
warden, Christina Woodward; SEN
tinel, C. J. Turner; Adah, Hetty
Pruehs; Ruth, Mae Yaeger; Esther,
Jessie Marshall; Martha, Lillian Hill;
Electa, Eta Sturges.
Fred Plagge and Clara Kettleson
were married Wednesday at the Luth-
eran church. They are going to make
their home on the farm which Peter
Kettleson had rented, but owing to
the death of his wife was compelled
to give up.
L. N. Roose left Tuesday for Fort
Dodge, where he has accepted a posi-
tion in clothing store. 3d., 4
Miss Bertha Thomson has accepted
the position as bookkeeper in the
Farmers State bank.
Mr.. Stevenson, of Castana, visited
at the Buhman home for couple of
days while on his way home from Dow
City. F
Henry Vessel, living south of town,
liz seriously sick again, having had q
relapse Of the flu. g. ,.~ ..
Mrs. Will Willert returned Tuesday
evening from Pierce, Neb., where she
has been taking care of Charlie Rade-
maeher and family who were all down
ct; one time with the flu. a
Carl Rademacher has bought the
home Of Mrs. Schurke and expects to
take possession March LIST, where Mrs.
&C. Cooper who is now occupying it
to expects to vacate. ,'..
There will be installation of officers
Of the Rebekah lodge next Tuesday
evening and the following evening the
officers of the l. o. o. F. will be in
stalled.
Word was received by friends this
morning of the death of Bethel Coin
at:Primghar. The body will be brought
back to the old home here. Funeral
will be Wednesday in charge of the
Eastern Star chapter, of which the
deceased was a member.
Tim Flaherty and son went to Sioux
City Saturday.
Mrs. Will Davis was passenger to
Sioux City Saturday morning.
Mrs. Glen Harris returned from
Sioux City Friday evening where she
had gone to rent house as Mr.. Har-
ris is working on the railroad and
expects to have permanent position
So he wishes to have his family with
him. -..- =
Mrs. C. c.. Cooper made business
trip to Denison last Wednesday.
Mrs. r. F. Glau and daughter Miss
Leona, were Sioux City visitors Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Frank Yeager arrived Thursday
morning from Camp Dodge. He has
been discharged and expects to remain
in the Oak this winter as his fathers
feeble condition renders it impracti-
cable for him to return to Montana
before spring.
Z Mrs. Ada McWilliams, of Sioux City,
visited friends in the Oak few days
last week.
49, Mrs. M. S. Torrey is visiting friends
In Dow City.
P. F. Fiene was attending court in
Onawa several days last week.
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