The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
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Gail Richardson was passenger to
Boone on Monday morning, where he
spent the day transacting business
Miss Meta Mohr and brother Fred
were down from Schleswig Friday
spending the day with friends in the
city
The bible study classes will NEE;
on Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. in the Nc.
Kim hall. The first chapter of Gene.
sis is the lesson.
Miss Gladys Smith. who teaches in
tho public school at Harlan, is expect.
ed in Denison tomorrow for q few days
visit with Miss Fcrnc Richardson.
Mrs. J. f. Bale and little daughter
Dorothy went down to Omaha Mon.
day where they are spending the week
with her mother, Mrs. Henry Meyer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jureen Schroeder re-
turned to their home in Schlcswig
Saturday after a pleasant visit in Den.
| ison at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
| N. Olry.
G. l.. Ducander, the clothing mcr.
chant. left Saturday evening for Chi
| cago, where he is spending several
days purchasing his fall stock of
clothing.
Rev. Harvey IIostcttlcr. who resides
at California Junction. was in Deni.
son last Thursday attending to some
business matters and calling on ac-
quaintanccs.
Miss Louisa Jones. who has been
attending the Art Institute in Chica
go, returned to DCnison last week
to spend the summer vacation at the
parental home.
Rev. Witter. Mrs. f. NJ. Hugg, Mrs.
Maurice Nielsen and Miss Emma Bcah
where they will spend several days
in attendance at the German Metho-
dist Sunday school convention.
Mrs. r. w. Thompson, who has been
making visit in Denison at the homo
of her son. Mr.. r. b. Thompson, dc.
parted Sunday for Colfax where she
will spend few days with friends
before rcturning to her home at Cen
tcrvillc.
James Schlumberger left Sunday for
Logan, where he has accepted a pc.
SitioI III thS >SoIlts 'luo otciC III lliS
summer months. Pierre. who has been
attending school at Creighton, will as.
sist his father in the drug store here
until school opens in the fall.
Mr.. Frank Pfarr. who underwent a
serious operation at the DenisOn hos.
pital recently. has SO improved that
he is able to be at the store. From
all appearances Mr.. Pfarr is in the
best Of health and his many friends
are hoping that he will not have re-
occurrence of the old trouble.
Rev. Clausen. pastor of the German
Methodist church at Varina, Ia, will
occupy the pulpit in the German Meth.
odist church in this city Saturday
evening and Sunday forenoon and eve
ming. Rev. Clausen was formerly pas
tor of the Denison church and mem.
bers of the congregation will be glad
of the privilege of hearing him preach
again.
Mrs Geo McHenry and sons left
Monday forenoon for Columbus Neb..
where she will make few weeks
visit at the home of her parents, DR..
and Mrs. G. d. Evans. Mrs. North
Evans, who has been in DenisOn for
the past week. accompanied her to
Columbus for brief visit. and from
there goes to California to spend the
summer.
Mrs. L. NJ Shaw arrived in the
city Thursday evening for an extend.
ed visit at the home of her sister Mrs.
r. Gulick. Mr.. and Mrs. Gulick went
down to jefferson Tuesday where they
made brief visit with their daughter
Mrs. S. J. Nelson. and accompanied
Mrs Shaw to Denison. We under
stanfl that Gov. Shaw is in Chicago.
where he will remain until after the
Republican convention and his many
friends here are in hopes that he will
take occasion to come to Denison be-
fore returning to New York.
If carpenters are seen putting up
more book shelves in the presidents
Office, he is not so apt to be making
additions to his library, as finding
room to file our correspondence with
Germany.
General rules for killing weeds are
summed in the following practices:
prevent the formation of seed; always
buy the best seed. being sure it con
tains no dodder, buckhorn. dock or
carrot; practice a crop rotation in
Guiding clover and pasture; utilize
sheep for destroying weeds; use a
thick growing crop such as sorghum,
clover or millet to crowd them out
cultivate corn thoroughly; remove all
weeds in waste places.
Quack grass is best killed by the
sorghum and crop method. Give the
ground shallow blowing as soon as
oats, wheat and barley have been cut.
Pillow and disc to expose roots to sun.
AS soon as quack grass appears har-
row the field and continue this through
the summer. Next season SOW sorghum
at rate of " bushels per acre. A
bulletin on the weed subject is avail.
able at Iowa State college.