The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-14
G. L. voss was a business visitor

at Sioux City last Thursday.
Miss Alvina Schelldorf, from Yves
Side, came up Friday to do some shop
ping in Denison, and from here will
go to Boyer and Lake View to visi
friends and relatives.
w. w. Ferguson has had his ar
gallery torn up for the past few weeks
undergoing some changes. When the
work is finished Mr. Ferguson expects
to have one of the prettiest galleries
in western Iowa.
Mr.. C. j. Hunt was down from De
lott Tuesday transacting business ant
calling on friends. While in the city
he made the Review office pleasant
call and took home one of the Re
views match safes.
Mrs. r. w. Bamford and Mrs. Hat
tie Terrell left Sunday for Boone
where they will open up Mrs. Ferrells
new millinery store. Miss Fanchon
Bamford will leave next week for
Boone and will assist Mrs Terrell in
the store.
Mr.. Emil Hugg, who has been
working in the Crawford County State
bank for the past two years, will
sever his connections with that insti-
tuition some time in April and will
move to Oklahoma, where he will
farm some land which he owns there.
Judge Conner will leave this even
ing for Chicago, where he will meet
Mrs. Conner, who has been at Mt.
Clemens for the past three weeks at
sanitarium. They will leave Chi
cago Thursday evening for New Or
leans, where they will remain for a
month or six weeks.
P. E. c. Lally left Sunday evening
for Chicago, where he met his wife,
who has been at the sanitarium at
Mt. Clemens, Mich, for the past three
weeks taking treatment for rheuma-
tism. Mr. and Mrs. Lally will stop at
Dubuque on their way home to visit
their daughters, who are attending
school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Adams and chill
dren left Tuesday for Charter Oak.
Mr.. Adams has rented farm near
Charter Oak and will make that his
permanent home. They have been
residents of Denison for the past two
years and while here have made many
friends who will be sorry to learn of
their departure.
The Denison Bottling Works is final.
ly installed in their new quarters in
the basement under the DenisOn Auto
company. Savery & Mitchell, the pro.
prietors, have been busy the past
week making the change and getting
all the machinery in readiness for the
coming season. We understand that
new machinery will be installed, which
will make this plant one of the larg-
est bottling works in this part of the
state. The proprietors of the Denison
Bottling Works are to be congratulate
ed on the success of this enterprise.
George Menagh & Company have
recently added some new fixtures to
their store. They have installed q
new fixture for displaying their dress
goods, which is very unique. With this
new counter they are able to display
all dress goods and in such a manner
that the customer can have an idea
how the goods will look when made
up. Half of the room that was used
for hardware has been converted into
a clothing department and shoe de
partment. Menagh & Company have
built up a big business, which is in
creasing every day.
Mr.. A. D. Jones, breeder and raiser
of the big type Poland China hogs, OF
Dunlap, was Denison business Wis
itor yesterday. He will hold a sale
of his fine hogs on Monday, March
4th, and made arrangements for the
printing OF his catalogues ana Dllls
while in town. Mr.. Jones' reputation
as breeder and raiser of the better
grade of Poland China hogs extends
far and wide; he ships hogs to Penn
sylvania in the east, Texas in the
south and Colorado in the west. With
out question Mr.. Jones has the best
big type Poland China hogs OF any
breeder in the state of Iowa. He has
at the head of the herd such animals
as Us Dry Creek Wonder No. 1S6449
Mohawk Chief, Orange Prince, Chief
Tecumseh, Miller's Tecumseh and
Long Choice. His sale will be held in
heated tent and promises to be vel
attended.