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SOLDIER ITEMS.
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j. r. Murphy and daughter, LOret.
ia. journeyed to Sioux City Saturday.
the latter going up to have glasses fit-
ted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker and son
and Mrs. ]. p. Murphy and son were
Charter Oak callers Saturday.
Miss Celestine Fitzpatrick was q
Sioux City shopper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Rix and little
daughter, Evelyn, and Miss Henrietta
Murphy were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Mary Rix in Ricketts, Thurs
day evening.
Jas. Ridgley and son. Lloyd, trans
acted business in Ida Grove Saturday.
Albert Fester returned home Friday.
having spent the past week with rela-
tives in Clinton.
Chris Hennings returned home Sat
urday after week spent in Chicago
and Tama.
Mrs. Albert Foster spent Thursday
at the Adolpf Rosburg home.
Miss Loretta Murphy and brother,
James, aud Jas. and Lloyd RidsIey
were Sunday evening guests at the H.
Walker home.
Ernest and Emil Sells and sisters
were entertained at the Harry Walker
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harry Walker spent Thursday
afternoon with Miss Ella Sells.
Miss Mary Sells spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. Emil Knoll, who has
been on the sick list
Mrs. NJ. A. Hollander and little folks
CT Ricketts,, we're week end visitors
with the formers sister, Mrs. julius
christensen.
Johnnie Christensen was Rick.
etts caller Friday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meyer and little
daughter were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Eyer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bruhn and little
folks spent Sunday at the Bonnie
lChristiansen home.
Ed Miller, who has spent the past
month at the Aug Rix home. returned
to his home in Chicago last week.
Misses Henrietta and Margaret Muir
ply spent Saturday with Miss Collins
in Danbury.
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WEST pENisoN NEWS.

n On February 9Th several relative
land friends gathered at the home q
lMr. and Mrs. Herman Boyer, Sr., t
deliberate the latter's birthday ann
tversary. The occasion was very hal
4 ny one. Those from distance attend
ing were Misses Lena, Gusta and Mir
ME Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Frehse
Adolph Roger, Hugo Schram and MI
Frehse, of Schleswig.
/ Alfred Anderson spent few day
last week with Albert Schwiesow.
4 Adolph Moeller is guest in tn
home of his uncle, A. Moeller.
! Kern Keller returned home Wednes
4 day from an extended visit with hi
parents, who live at Ashton, s. d.
1 On last Wednesday evening part!
of young folks met at the home Of Her
man Boyer, Jr., to welcome his brid'
to their circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kruse spent las
Wednesday afternoon in DenisOn will
relatives.
Mrs. August Kahl and niece whit
is visiting her. have been under tn,
doctors care the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell were Sunda!
visitors at the C. C. Houlihan home.
Mr.. and Mrs Rogers and daughter
Ruth, and X. Keller were entertained
at the Lewis home south of DenisOT
Sunday.
Miss Anna Buesing, of DenisOn, wa:
the guest Of relatives and friends II
this vicinity several days last week.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Houlihan ant
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. BriaT
Houlihan spent Sunday afternoon d
the Owens home.
Ed Granger marketed several loads
Of hogs one day last week.
Miss Kathryn Brown spent Wednes
day and Thursday with her sister, Mrs
Frank Houlihan.
Miss Ellen Collins and pupils gave
o program and box social last Friday
evening. A large number were pres
ent. The sale of boxes amounted. t.
$40.
Miss Mary Brown and pupils will
give program and box social in No
! Paradise next Friday evening. Feb
ruary 18th. Everyone invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Biernes and little
daughter, of Hayes township. were
week end guests in the home of the
latter's brother, Brian Honlihan.
The remains of Mrs. Patrick Purcell
were brought to DenisOn Thursday
evening from Harrington, Neb. Inter
ment was made in the Catholic Gem
etery north of town Friday. Several
from this vicinity attended the funeral
as Mrs. Purcell was resident of this
place for many years before moving
with her family to Nebraska several
years ago.
Edna Kolls and Helen Heating Wis.
tied one evening last week with their
teacher, Miss Brown.
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gathered at the Rickers home to as
sist In the celebration OF the fifteenth
wedding anniversary of this worthy
couple. The time was spent witt
games and music and all enjoyed thu
happy occasion. v
A pleasant surprise was experienced
by Mr. and Mrs. s. ]. Jams one nigh,
last week when Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Richardson and son, Clifford, Charles
Franzek and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Peters and daughter called at theil
home to spend the evening. The com
pany enjoyed the evening in visiting
followed by delicious oyster supper
served at midnight. The real surprise
of the evening came when Mrs. Jams
discovered pearl about the size OF 2
pea among the oysters. Jackson town.
shin is hard to beat for social gather!
ings.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry kock spent Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Auen in Sac county,
Miss Katie Mau went down to Deni.
son Saturday, where she visited with
friends and shoppcd. 80 %
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. BOlte moved to
their new home northeast Of Manila
Tuesday. We wish them success in
their new neighborh0od and trust that
we may receive visits from them Of.
ten. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Neuman will
move onto the place they vacated.
The school board met Tuesday after.
noon for the purpose of settling with
tho retiring secretary, S. w. Calder
wood, and at the same time the bond
of George Gum, the new secretary,
was accepted.
John Gerken shipped two loads of
hogs from Herring Saturday and on
the same day a load was shipped by
Roth and Burner.
Art fand Christ Crayenhagen and
Will Rickers hauled hogs to Vail last
Thursday for Julius Jams.
I George Brotherson sold some hogs
at Herring Saturday, receiving $3.50
for them.
We are sorry to report that six of
the Bakemann children are III with
the measles at this time. 1t is the hope
of the many family friends that the
little sufferers will soon recover.
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PLEASANT HILL ITEMS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Willis and Mrs
Alex Slagg and two children visited
Monday afternoon at the Silas Thomp
son home.
Harry. Mcleod was business visit
or at Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Baker, OF Ma
nilla, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Willis
and Mrs. Alex. .Slagg and two children
at dinner Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Bidlack visited Wednes.
day at the Earl Bidlack home.
Ed Mccartney is hauling tile brick
for large new hog house which he
expects to have erected in the near flu
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Polzein, from
near Buck Grove, came to the f: f.
Macumber home Wednesday evening.
MI. POlzein brought his circle saw
and sawed wood for Mr.. Macumber and
Will Thompson. They returned home
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Quantz and little
son, Harry, drove over to Manning on
Wednesday to visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Somerville. Mr..
Quantz returned home Thursday, but
Mrs. Quantz ahd Harry visited until
Sunday.
j. Fl. Healy and James McGrin trans
acted business in Denison Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Mcleod spent
sThursday at the Homer Baker home III
Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Thompson spent
Thursday night at the Wiley Good
enough home in Manila. Friday they
left for Audubon county to visit for a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Neis
Olson. Gsr -.
Miss Hattie Macumber, who teaches
school southeast OF Manila, was an
over Sunday visitor at the parental
home.
Miss Esther Baitson spent Saturday
afternoon and Sunday with her friend,
Mrs. Anna Smethurst, in Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Mcleod went tO)
Manila, Saturday to visit for few
days ut the Homer Baker home and
also to attend the special services at
the Methodist church on Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Will Thompson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Barber and
family at dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Ridlack and little !
babe spent Sunday at tho Mrs. Mary
zimmerman home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bidlack entertain.
ed Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saylor and family
and Frank Baker at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Mcleod have pur-
chased the A. r. Potter residence in
Fairview addition to Manila and en-
pect to move some time this spring.
Harry McGill was caller at the H.
Mcleod home Sunday.
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a,ckerrs ITEMS

Mrs. H. Grill was visitor in schles.

Mrs. H. Grill was visitor in Schles.
wig Monday.
Ben Jurgensen accompanied his
mother and little sister to his home
in Colon, Neb., Tuesday. Mrs. Jur.
ing with Mrs. Behlen, Of Ute, and Mrs.
Cervenney, Of our city. for few weeks
Mrs. George Conyers and baby paid
short visit at the A. F. Baak home
Wednesday and Thursday. A number
of friends gathered at the home of her
parents Wednesday in honor of her
birthday.
The Nye Schneider Fowler lumber
yard is being improved upon by some
new additions.
MI. and Mrs. c. p. Hoefer were bus
mess visitors in Charter Oak Friday,
Mrs. NJ. A. Hollander visited at the
Julius Christensen home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rickert visited at
Schleswig one day last week.
Sam Crary, OF Ute, transacted bust.
ness here Friday.
Misses Ethel and Hazel Biels were
Ute callers Saturday.
The following people were enter
tanned at the Max Wulf home Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Muntlt, Alr.antl
Mrs Carl Grill, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. J.
Munster, Mrs. Martha Munster, Her
man Baak, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kuhl
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Rix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Shaw and family
visited at the Titus Shaw home in the
Oak Sunday.
Aug. Shaw, of Battle Creek, was d
Ricketts, caller Sunday.
A company of friends were enter
tanned at the Jerry Cervenny home on
Sunday.
A party of girls, consisting Of Misses
Ethel Bieles. Rose Mundt, and Martha
and Caroline Baak, went trampine
through the country in search OF rab
bits Sunday.
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gifts hero will be an opportunity Of
i purchasing some mighty fine stock
Read his announcement on page five
fUf the first section.
| A. A. Fishei Sale.
| A. A. Fishel is using space In, this
issue of the Review to announce o pub
lie sale, which he will hold on Friday
February 25th, at his farm. located
az miles south Of Dow City and
miles east OF Dunlap commencing at
o'clock sharp. Mr. Fishel is listine
some good property and a good crowd
should be In attendance on sale day.
He is offering head Of horses. II
head Of cattle, ~ head Of hogs and z
nicc lot of farm machinery. Malone
Brothers will cry this sale and the
Bank Of Dow City will clerk. Read
the announcement on page four Of the
first section for full particulars and
plan to attend.
Administrator Sale.
Frederick Eisenhauer, administrat-
or OF the estate of Gustav Meiners, de.
ceased, Is using space in this issue of
the Review to announce q sale Of this
properly on Monday, February 28th.
at the farm in East Boyer township.
Here is one of the good sales to be
held and one that should draw a big
crowd There is listed head Of
horses, IA head of cattle. Is head Of
hogs. some grain and hay and . nice
lot of farm machinery Malone Broth.
Crs are the auctioneers and the Craw-
ford County bank clerk. For full par
ticulars of this sale read the announce
ment on page four Of the first section.
Elmer erassl Sale.
Elmer Brasel, who lives on farm
miles southeast OF Dow City. is using
space in this issue to announce a sale,
which will be held on his place on
Monday, February 2Sth, commencing
promptly at IL O'Clock. He is listing
IA head of good horses, head of cat
tie, Is head of Chester White sows
with pig and a nice line of farm ma
chinery. Here Is sale we'll worth at.
tending. His horses are desirable and
should be in demand with spring work
opening up now within few weeks.
Malone Brothers will cry the sale and
Dan Hemphill is the clerk. The an
nouncement on page three of the first
section gives all Of the details Of this
good sale.
Mrs. Robt. Mccone sale
Another good sale announced in tho
Review this week is the one Of Mrs.
Robert McCone, who lives Az miles
west and / mile north Of Manila,
which will be held on Tuesday, Feb.
ruary 22d. She is listing G3 head Of
good livestock, consisting of 6 head of
horses, % head of cattle. 20 head OF
Poland China hogs. A good line Of
farm machinery Is included in this
sale. Malone Brothers are the auc.
tioncers and r. c. Jackson the clerk.
Full particulars of this sale will be
found on page three Of the first sec.
ton. Plan to attend.
Sale Of E. r. shirteliff 4 Son.
One Of the biggest, sales announced
in this issue of the Review is that of
F. Il. Shirtcliff Z Son, which will be
held on Thursday, February oath. on
their farm miles west OF KenwOod,
commencing at 10 o'clock. They are
listing II head Of horses, "a head Of
cattle, q head Of hogs. some grain
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Geo. Gum shipped hogs from Her
ring Tuesday of last week.
VIM. Kock and Hugo Dettbarn left
Tuesday for LanesbOro, where Mr..
Kock sold and shelled his corn. While
there they were the guests of Mr.. and
: Mrs. Reed.
John Rickers. ire and Hannes Stof-
fers were passengers to Omaha Tues
day evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Kerrigan
on Thursday morning, Feb. 10, 1916. q
son. We extend congratulations to the
proud parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kock and son, Mr..
and Mrs. John. G. Dose and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rickers and
children, accompanied by Miss Hazel
Liese, spent few hours with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Jams Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Calderwood and
son and Sidney Archer, brother OF
Mrs. Calderwood, were pleasant call
ers Wednesday evening at the Fred
Rickers home. These good neighbours
will soon leave us to make their home
near Buck Grove and they will be
greatly missed by a host OF friends in
Jackson township.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C.. Dose. visited
at the Mrs. Geo. Witt9and Peter Dose
homes in Arcadia Wednesday and
Thursday.
DIR. James Patterson, of West Side
was a professional caller in this vicin
Unity last; Wednesday. Many of the
children of this neighborhood are now
suffering with the measles from which
we trust, they may soon fully recover
Mrs. Fred Rickers and son, Edward
drove to Wall Lake Friday to attend
to some shopping duties.
VIII Horn, resident OF Odebolt
was caller in Jackson last Friday.
The farmers residing north Of Ar
cadia have recently missed number
OF their hogs on various occasions ant
they are now endeavOring to discover
who it is that is prOwling about thefl
places in the night and carrying of
zlneir hogs without permission Of the
owners.
}O'Donnell Brothers received cal
load OF fine upland hay from Nebraska
the fore part OF last week.
ID. M. CalderwoOd hauled some corr
to Otto Wilken last Thursday, receiv
ing G5 cents for the same.
William kimes was caller at the
West Side roller mills last Thursday.
Hickey Bruins, John G. Dose and S
T. Jams sold a car load of hogs to John
Gerken on Monday of last week.
The public sale Of Mr.. Anderson was
well attended, James Mclaughlin as
sisting Mr.. Bierne in the sale OF the
horses and cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat McCarty and Ed
McCarty left for Denver the latter part
OF the week to be in attendance at the
funeral OF a cousin, p. w. Lawler.
f julius JAMS shipped o car load
cattle to the Chicago market Satur
day, making the shipment from Her
ring. Mr.. JAMS accompanied the stock
( TO the city, where he will also visit his
sister, Mrs. James MckinnOn, and
family.
John Goetsch shipped car load of
fine hogs to the Chicago market Satur-
s day.
Mrs, Charles Richardson was Den
fson visitor Saturday.
A most pleasant evening was spent
on last Saturday by large number OF
the relatives and neighbOrs OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rickers, Jr., when they
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Manure spreader. Deerins mower, Chief
tan hay stacker, side delivery hay rake,
Plano grain harvester, Deering corn har-
vestes, open buggy, 3 low wagons, 4 sets
lN.inch harness, sst l4.inch harness, z
saddles, 3 jars, one 16.ga)lon, one 20-gal-
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RECIPE roR GaAY. HAN.

70 half pine Of water add / o.. ~
Rum, . small box OF Barbo Compound.
twice ! week until it b4conaes the idsslred
shade. Any druggist can put this up 9
vow can mix It at home 1t very. little aco1e
Fun directions for making and ,uses come
in each box OF ;Barbo Compound. twill
GRADUALLY darken strSaked, fAded gray
hair, and, removes dandruR. - excel.
lent for falling hair and Will nyAkea HARSH
hair soft and glossy. II will not ,cSlnr tbs
scalp. 10 not. sticky or greasy. and does ne'
seih on. 80 "a +es;Fs.s 5;ae
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The present indications are that
March 18th will not be SO generally
observed by a study of the religious
devotion of st. Patrick as by waiting
for news from the bout of Jess Willard
and Frank Moran, q
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The newspapers can't be expected
to keep their best reporters covering
Congress after the baseball training
camps get started.
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The tendency Of Dusty Rhodes.
Wandering Willie and others Of their
class to keep away from the north at
this time OF year Is probably due not
80 much to. the rigors OF the climate
Is to the danger that they might have
to shovel snow.
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State Of Iowa. Crawford County. S.
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In the matter OF the estate Of George
Riessen. late Of Crawford county. de-
ceased.
Notice Of Appointment OF Admins
tratrix,
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
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and all creditors OF said estate are
notified to file their claims in the Office
OF the clerk of the district court. in
and for Crawford county Iowa, with
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The minstrel show jokes may be
old, but II 90 they don't have to be
explained.
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space in this issue Of the Review to
announce . big public auction OF hts
entire line of farm machinery, when
viii be held on Saturday. February
26th. This stock is all new and It vii!
Sc an opportunity for the farmers OF
Crawford county to purchase all kinds
Of farm machinery ut their own price.
Read his big advertisement in this
issue for full particulars.
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This IL q world OF anxious solicftude
ana some worry about the Germs ana
others about the Germans. s.
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4 II il aamcnlt for q student VINO
makes the hall team to worry much
about his failure to pass midyear ex'
aminatiOns. -
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Sale Dates Claimed

Friday. Feb. IS: Public Sale. Ernst
Schroeder on his farm in Goodrich
township, miles northwest Of Deni
son and 6 miles south of Schleswig.
Friday, Feb. IS. Public Sale. Mrs
Kahler on her farm near Denison.
Tuesday. Feb. %: Public Auction
c. J. Clinton on his place In Section
q Washington township, ~ miles
southeast of Buck Grove.
Tuesday, Feb. o. Public Auction.
Mrs. Robert McCone on her farm 10.
Gated 4 1-2 miles west and l mile nortl,
of Manila, mile east and 5 miles
north of Defiance.
Tuesday, Feb. %: Chester White
Sale. John Hoist will hold his annual
sale 0f Chester Whites at Laub's sale
pavilion in Denison.
Wednesday, Feb. 2S. Public Sale.
J. II. Hayes on his farm south OF Den.
isOn.
Wednesday. Feb. 90: Public Sale. ].
H. Hayes on his farm miles south OF
DenisOn and 3 miles northeast Of Buck
Grove.
Thursday, Feb. "a. Public Sale.
Frank thinner on his place near Buck
Grove.
Thursday, Feb. "a: Public Auction.
F.. r. Shirtcliff 4 Son. on their farm
Z miles west of KenwO0d, 10 miles
north of Dunlap.
Friday. Feb. Is: Duroc Jersey bred
sows and gifts. B. A. Samuelson's
twelfth annual sale on his farm known
as Pleasant Hill stock farm near
Kirons
Friday, Feb. IS: Public Sale. A. A.
Fjshel on his farm located 3 IL miles
south of Dow City and Z miles east
Of Dunlap.
Saturday. Feb. &c: Implement sale.
NJ. j. Casson will close out his stock
OF farm implements in Denison Mt pub
lie auction at his place of business on
South Main street
Monday, Feb. %: Administrators
Sale. Frederick Eisenhauer. admins.
traitor of the estate OF Gustav Meiners.
deceased. will hold sale on the farm
in East Boyer township.
Monday, Feb. %: Public Sale. FL.
mer Brasel on his place miles south.
east OF Dow City, & miles southwest
of Buck Grove and miles northwest
OF Defiance. /
Friday, March 2: Poland China bred.
sow sale. j. Fl. Healy's annual sale,
to be held in heated tent at Manila.
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j. n, HAYES Sale

]. ". Hayes Sale
J.. H., Hayes big public sale will be,
held on next Wednesday at his farm
6 miles south of Denison, commence
ing promptly at II O'clock. He is list,
ing nice bunch Of horses, some good:
cattle and hogs and a small line Of
farm machinery. For particulars Of
this sale read the advertisement ON
page six of the first section. Malone,
Brothers will cry the sale and the
Crawford County bank will clerk.
Chester White Sale
John +. Hoist. Jr. will hold his
fourth annual sale Of pure bred Chez
ter White ssows on February ed. This
sale will be held at 1aub's sale pa
yilfon In Denison. His offering this
year IL al exceptional one and will
doubtless draw q big crowd on sale
day. Thirty.tilree head will be sold,
all Of which have been vaccihated by
tile simultaneous method. Mr.. Hoist
has gained the reputation Of having
one OF the best Chester White herds in
the corn belt and farmers and breed.
ers who wish to purchase good SOW
bred to Is good boar as there Is In
tho land should not overlook this big
sole. Col. C. c. Evans, assisted by
Malone Brothers, viii cry the sale. and
NJ E. Jones will clerk. BE sure and
read the announcement of this sale on
page six lof the first section.
puroe Jersey Sale.
B. A. Samuelson, who resides near
Kiron, was In DenisOn yesterday at
tending u. w. Hunts sale Of nlroc
Jersey hogs and while in the city he
made the Review Office . call and ar.
ranged for the advertising of his big
sale of bred sows and gifts. which
will be held on Friday, February 25th,
commencing att o'clock. Mr.. Samuel.
son has spared no expense in building
up Duroc Jersey Herd and has been
in the business for 80 many years
that he understands al Of the ms and
outs Of the game. His sale this year
is the twelfth that he has held and is
looked forward to by 9 great many
breeders and farmers In Crawford
county and surrounding territory. He
will Sell 50 head this year of the best
type with plenty OF, size and quality.
The sows andsgiits In this offering will
weigh from 800 to 400 pounds each
and are in the pink Of condition. Col
N. G. Kraschel and A. s. Teaquist will
cry the sale and Starr G. Wilson will
clerk. Read the announcement on
page five of the first section and re-
member the date Friday, February
c5th.
Poland China Sale
Another big sale announced in this
issue OF the Review Is thdt Of J. H.
Healy, who resides near Manila, and
who will hold his annual sale Of bred
big type Poland China gifts. Mr..
Healy will sell Al head, ell cholera inn
mune. The sale will take place in a
heated tent adjoining the Dougherty
livery barn at. Manila and will be
cried by H. s. Duncan and clerked by
f.. L.. VanSlyke. Interested parties
should write MIR. Healy ut Manila for
a catalogue of his offering. II you are
in need OF some big type Poland China