The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10
THE DENISON REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1919

THE DENlSO.
| Fred Marshall and wife and Mrs. AL
fred Brogden took in the homecoming
at Schleswig Thursday evening.
Fred Marshall and wife and Alfred
Brogden and wife attended the dance
at the Collins home Wednesday, eve
ming
Miss Grace Schlumberger has re-
mediately open her music class at
COS East Broadway.
Henry Nath and family and Mrs.
Peter Jepsen went to Everly Monday
morning, where they will visit for a
week or ten days. y. "a
Art Cushman and wife, of Omaha,
are spending the week in 'Denison at
the home of Mrs. w. w. Cushman,
Art is with the John Deere Plow Co.,
at Omaha.
Mrs. r. w. Bamford has returned
from Sac City. where she was called
because of the illness Of Harve Fer
,rell. He is reported somewhat I'M
proved at this time.
Alfred Brogden left Thursday for
Hazelton, N. D., for visit with his
brother, Eugene, and to help him with
his sale. Eugene and family will re-
turn to Deloit this fall.
Mrs. P A. Schlumberger and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna, were in Omaha Thurs
day and Friday of last, week. While
there they met Miss Grace and they
were able to return home together.
During the past week the Denison
ball club lost two games, the first to
Ida Grove by a score of II to 2 at
Schleswig last Thursday, and the
second at Jefferson by a score of 10
to 2 on Sunday. Both games were
weird performances, and the scores
do not indicate the comedy the Deni.
son team INDUCED in on these two
occasions. There are a multitude OF
alibs that can be offered in both
games. but the strength of those
could hardly overcome the difference
in scores. 1t is sufficient to say the
boys played like bunch of corner
letters, and their hitting was sensa-
tional mostly because of the absence
of that essential feature. However,
they are satisfied to have gotten these
two games out of their system, and
feel now that they are ready to go
against the Dow City aggregation
next Sunday with the old form and
| fight they have shown in other games
| On the farm page Of this issue will
be found an advertisement for the
we'll f1nown pharmacist, Phi. A.
Schlumberger, and we wish every
farmer and stock raiser to read the
| adj. Mr.. Schlumberger has been in
the drug business in Denison for more
than a quarter century, and during
that time has gained for himself an
enviable reputation. His advertise
ments may be depended upon. and the
ad of this week is of particular inter.
est and Importance to breeders and
stock raisers. Mr.. Schlumberger has
large warehouse in which he stores
large amounts of heavy goods. such
as glander salts, copperas., etc. On
this merchandise he always quotes
the latest market prices, and on guam
tity orders will make very special
prices The Blacklegoids, anti-toxins,
etc, are kept at all times in refriger-
atOrs and are always at an even tenn
perature the year round. .'3*F
Frank Pfarr returned from his va
cation "trip on Saturday evening, and
is now at his post in the Boys store.
| While away he spent considerable
time at Pine Cone Camp, Minnesota,
where he enjoyed many ten and fiji
teen mile walks through the wooded
districts, and where on one occasion
he met up with cub bear, and will
ingly turned the forest over to Mr.
Bear. After leaving Minnesota Frank
went over into South Dakota and Wis
tied different sections of that state.
At washington Springs he attended
an auction sale of eight farms, and
the prices ranged from $4950 to
$12750 per acre. While dining at
!Sioux City he had for table compan-
ion Miss Jewel Howard, a native of
| Texas, who is travelling afoot from
Sioux City to the Pacific coast solicit
ing subscriptions for the Nebraska
Farmer at Lincoln. The young lady
proved very intelligent conversa-
| tiOnalist and said that she had moth
Ting to fear in her travels. She was
clad in khaki breaches and blouse
and carried nothing but sample roll
canteen and a small revolver. She
expected to reach the coast by Jan.
uary.