The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-30

Russell Goddard of Dow City, is
| spending this week in Denison visiting
at the home Of his aunt, Mrs. ~ Adhe
Supt. C.. C.. Randall and wife, OF
West Side were among the many Wis
itors here from out OF town Saturday
Henry G. Schroeder was over from
Charter Oak Monday attending to
business matters at the county capital.
John Neville and family OF Boyer,
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. v. Walker in Denison Sunday.
Robt. Beutel is greatly improving
| his home On Sweet street by the addi.
ton Of large porch to the south and
east. vr4&'7@ 'f>H
John Hassett returned home yester.
day from Chicago where he had two
carloads of cattle on the market Mon
day. a' 2 +
T Misses Edna and Viola Portz were
passengers to Omaha Monday where
they are spending the week visiting
| friends.
Fl. A. Carpenter and family. accom-
panied by Miss Anna Flynn, spent sun
day afternoon at Denison beach where
they enjoyed lap supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L.. Holley returned
home last week from Chicago where
they spent several days purchasing pi.
amos for this music store. 2
w. j.. Brandhorst and family. and
Mrs. Henry Brandhorst OF Manning,
spent Sunday in Denison, guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. Walker.
! R. Champion returned last week
from two weeks vacation trip which
he spent visiting at points in Colora.
| do. He reports most enjoyable time
on his trip. 49, ff
} The Denison ball team will go to
Audubon Sunday where they will play
against that team. A number of local
fans are planning on driving to Audit
bon to witness the game.
| walter Langley and Mrs. Chas. Ras-
mussen Of Ainsworth, Nebr. who are
visiting friends and relatives at Dow
City we're in DenisOn Friday spending
the day here visiting friends. ~
Milton McAhren of Sioux City, is
spending the day in Denison visiting
friends. Milton is In the employ OF
the e. & w. Clothing company and has
been in Des Moines transacting bust
ness.
Owen Collier, who had charge of the
wiring Of the Denison Opera House.
was in Denison Sunday visiting with
|'friends. Collier is now, located at Man
| lila where he is handling a farm light
ing plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lea Thornton, Of Abel,
Earrived in the city Tuesday for a visit
with their daughter, Mrs. V. l.. Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton are on their
way home from a visit with their 9TH
er daughter at Fessenden, N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Voss and Herbert
and John Cushman started for Indian
apolis last week in the Voss Marmon
car. They are driving to the Marmon
factory where Mr.. Voss will have the
wheels of his car changed. The trip
win be most pleasant one, especial
ly for the Cushman boys. ~
A number of baseball fans motored
to Ida Grove yesterday afternoon,
WllcES lucy WltHCSoCu ~ LWit6AS aeihAnAo
between Ida Grove and the Leland
Giants. Ida Grove lost the game, 81.
Among those from here who attended
were: w. A. Cramer, J. w. Monaghan,
Otto Vosgerau, Chas. Lamberty, l.. 0.
Johnson. John Costello, Louie Lock
miller, r. E. Mote, and B. Bruggen.
The veterinarians of the county .leld
a meeting in Denison last evening and
organized themselves in an association
for mutual benefit. As far as we have
been able to learn every veterinarian
lin the county attended the meeting.
DR.. ], A. Brill was made president OF
the. association and DIR. +. j. Mitchell
was made secretary. Among other
matters taken up was the question OF
hog cholera and other swine ailments
and Nthe association authorized the
publication OF an advertisement to run
in the county papers. The notice will
be found In another part OF this paper
and is directed to the raisers Of hogs.
The veterinarians say the work among
swine herds is absolutely valueless
unless the raisers will cooperate with
them and keep hog houses and pens
clean and feed good wholesome food
and not fill the hogs with every kind
Fof patent. stock foods, worm, pelfants
and the like. Raisers of hogs. should
read the notice. y