The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-01

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A Penelope will meet with Mrs. Sears
'IlMcHenry Tuesday, October 14th, al
ID O'Clock. (.
L Miss Ethel Chamberlin expects II
lig0 to Chicago next Saturday where
lshe will visit Mrs. B. NJ. Lockard
| Tom MDorhead, progressive young
farmer living near Ida Grove, visited
in, Denison Sunday with friends.
Mr.. and; Mrs. M. Laughlain were
lover from Manila Tuesday In: attend
ance at the Kelly-Haugh wedding.
Miss Regina Molsead, of Omaha,
WAS in Denison yesterday in attend
lance at the Kelly1Haugh wedding. 3#
Mrs. John Lally. Of Vail, is spend.
ing this week in the city visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Houlihan.
Rev. J. L. Boyd and family will
move tomorrow to Woodbine. where
he will be pastor of the Methodist
church.
III. X. Harthun, of Omaha, is in Den
isoni today calling. on old friends. Her
man is now in the insurance business,
having disposed of his printing plant.
The many fans who are interested
in the worlds series ball games will be
interested in learning that a score OF
1.-The different games by innings will
be placed upon the large window at
the Farmers State bank. The series
starts today at Cincinnati.
Mrs. B. ]. Sibbert and Mrs. Frank
Pfar started for Denver on Monday
morning Mrs. Sibbert goes as a legal
delegate from the Denisonf chapter
P. p. o. to the supreme convention
now being held in Denver. After the
convention Is over Mrs. Sibbert and
Mrs. Pfarr will visit other points OF
interest near Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Walker will
leave next Monday for Flushing, N. Y,
where they will make their future
home. Their son, David Walker, is
living at Flushing, and he has pur-
chased home there for his parents
in order to have them near him. The
Walkers have been residents OF Den.
isOn for many years and their many
friends are sorry indeed to have them
leave.
The Lady Forresters entertained at
dinner Sunday evening in honor of
Miss Marguerite Haugh, who is a
much feted bride of September. A
sumptuOus menu was served Miss
Rose Clark in very capable manner
presented Miss ;Haugh with party
remembrance, after which a pleasant
evening in visiting followed: Miss
Marguerite Farrelly, Of Chicago, was
an out of town guest.
Members of the knights of Column
bus residing iniDenisOn and surround
ing territory will hold a meeting to-
night at st. Rose of Lima auditorium
for the purpose of discussing the feas-
Utility of organizing chapter at Den
fson. There are more than fifty mem-
bers living in this community who be.
long either at Dunlap or Carroll. It
is thought that If chapter can be or
ganized for Denison many new men,
bers may be taken in.
Carl Caswell left the latter part of
the week for Minneapolis, where he
will take a course in. illustrating and
advertising. Mrs. Caswsll and little
daughter have gone to Lewis, Iowa,
where they will make their home tenn
porarily with her parents until Carl
is able to find a suitable location for
them in Minneapolis. Carl has been
associated with the Bulletin for many.
community who wish him the best of
success. -s.aE
The Conner party returned to Deni-
son Sunday after three weeks motor
trip to Colorado. Twenty -three hum
bred miles were covered during the
trip without any mechanical trouble
and with but one puncture. The party
followed the O. L. D. trail through Me-
braska to McCook. then south to
Kansas where the Golden Belt trail
was. taken to Colorado Springs. Stops
were made at Colorado Springs, Mani
tou, Denver, Boulder and Estes Park.
The return trip was made on the Lin.
ccln highway as far as Kearney,
thence north to Alliance, where Judge
Conner spent two days looking after
his big ranch. Judge Conner returned
in much better health, the climate in
the west having relieved him from his
oil ~ H. /
In another space in this issue will
be found the advertisement for p. H.
Sheridan, OF Vail, who is advertising
a Chester White hog sale. His sale
will be held on Thursday. October
9th, at Vail, and the offering consists
of so head of the large type Chester
Whites. There are Is head of spring
boars, 10 head Of fall bears. and Is
head of spring and fall. gifts. These
are mostly sired by Royal Sensation,
the 1000 pound boar that stands at the
head of the Sheridan herd This boar
stands 80 inches high and measures
u inches in length, and has a heart.
girth of II inches. Mr.. Sheridan says
he has sired some of the best. pigs he
ever raised, both for size and quality. !
Then some Of the offering carries the
blood of Silver Model, he by Nam
moth King. Others are sired by Per-
Boy and Max. - The dams Of,
the Offering are as good as can be
found any place, they are bred right
and are Of the big type. The usual
guarantee goes with the herd Coils.
e. G. Evans assisted by Teaquist &
Mclaughlin are the auctioneers.