The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-04
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4 CHARTER OAK ITEMS
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Items of interest taken from Times.
The Review is anxious to secure the
services of a correspondent at Charter
Oak to furnish weekly news letters
Good pay and pleasant work. Write
the Review, Denison, Iowa, for partic
ulars. H-E -. Es1+., S..
Asa Brown, who has been at work ir
the delivery department Of one of Sioux
City's largest wholesale houses, has re
turned to his home here on account OF
sickness. The attending physician says
HE has all the ills in the catalogue and
about the best medicine is real rest
loafind. 1t will probably be! several
months before he can resume work.
s The following in a letter from Geo.
n. Klinker in Minnesota sounds well to
his friends in Crawford county:
1--we are all well and weather has
been fine so far this winter with no
snow. Cars have been running right
& along, but today it is turning cold. Land
is going high here. A fine farm only a
mile from mine sold this week for $500
per acre. Minnesota is surely a good
country
S. E. Earlywine has moved hic fam
lily to Charter Oak and has taken charge
Of the rendering works. He is an ex-
sperienced man and comes to pull the
local plant out of the hole it is in and
keep it out. The fellows have been
buried out there for about two months
40 they could hardly see daylight.
The basket ball game at HOrnick is
pronounced one of the rottenest deals
our fellows ever went up against 1t
was so bad that our fellows have taken
the matter OF expelling Hornick from
the association up with the state au
th0rities, Our players refused to de-
fend their positions. so you may know
how the game went. ai' 'tl3t22
Ia gentleman named Coalpitts, from
Oklahomast was visiting Gerald Weed
al the latter's home on the farm last
Week. The two boys were bl4nkies in
the marine corps in the war, so the boy
from Oklahoma came up to see what an
Iowa winter+is like. We can: show him
asreal one this year.
Bernard Purcell has moved his home
I'd Battle Creek, where he has work
Ahead for thesseas0n. Tss' +sv .sss1
MRS. P,sF. Fiene;is in AItSsouri these
days taking tyeatnlent fpr N Strelk of,
1bor health that has overt ken 5her..s4'
FsJ. H.|fhfe1mann returned Saturday
from d visit to his wife at Clarinda. He
says she seems much better, and most
of the time she is as sane as anybody.
She 10 not quite as heavy as she was
when she went away and Is otherwise
Improved.
C. j. Jordan has bought the house he
II, living in and will not join the army
AZ movers March first. 1t is fine
home, practically new, fully modern
and well located, which makes it a good
buy.
4 The Charter Oak bowlers lost their
purse by the narrow margin of 81 pins
at West Side Monday night. They
credit their defeat to the poor condi-
n s 9t s Wss5 SIZE as tSe are
lie. Th defeat eans shardlysabe called
s 81 0 aeSre = 81 p1H sod 5o
Il not bad.
tDan Calhoon leaves Iowa this after
1Sga to become a real resisdept. at Colo.
fsd1...1 4. NeSat to. aArion last .nig ht fer
q little visit with his sister before 30
ing and was to have lett at 1880 from
Dow3 City for the west. The move il
made largely on account Of Dams
health. He is not strong and the noun
tain states have always been good places
for him.
IS Jay steuart and Mrs.nJa came on
Monday for a. little visit among old