The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13

have lived on TINS place since, last
March. They came to Crawford from
Des Moines. and only recently Mrs.
Daughenbaugh had been at her home
visiting relatives and friends. She re-
ceiyed, a very bad burn. on her left
hand last Sunday evening a. week ago.
The tea kettle filled with hot, water
was overturned and her hand burned
very deeply. Earl Daughenbaugh, a
brother, is now assisting at the power
plant in Denison. We are pleased to
state that a little son of the Daughen-
baugh's-Dell by name-is rapidly re.
covering from an attack of infantile
paralysis. Is j > et.sa. sgt5f, f<-
/ During our drive through Washing
ton township we were glad ito visit
the homes Of two Of Earnest Siege
mann's boys, and they are fine boys,
because their father before them was
a real gentleman, whom we had known
for years. During his lifetime he was
the owner of more than 400 acres Of
fine Washington township land, and
on this land the two boys now reside.
Albert Stegemann works 200 acres Of
land in section q, and has it pretty
we'll improved with buildings. The
large house was repainted last October
and Albert expects to paint the other
buildings this season; ne will also
erect new chicken house. In hogs
he keeps the Hampshire breed and has
70 head Of shoats He also has a num-
Der of head of cattle, and has ~.
calves. Mrs. Stegemann is daughter
of Claus Pepper, of Aston, and is a
|cousin of Mrs. Peter Carstens., She
lis the mother of two boys and two
girls! The family contemplate an auto
"Trip to Spirit Lake in the near future,
making the drive in a fine Lexington
touring car. ~.
e. F. Stegemann lives just east of
his brother Albert, and he likewise is
working 200 acres of land. He finds
it very HARD to keep competent help,
and has been compelled to do most of
the work himself. Nineteen acres Of
wheat on this place averaged s BUSH
els to the acre. E. F. owns 40 head Of
mixed CATTLE, no head Of Hampshires
and had in the. usual acreage of crop.
He has rented his farm for the next
two years and expects to move to Buck
Grove. He receives SIS per acre for
the land. This farm, like the other
lStegemann farm, is well improved
with buildings. VIM. Espolt, Of Whit
tier, Calf. relative Of Mrs. Siege
mann, has been paying them visit
during the past week. .f
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If you breeders of Hampshire hogs
wish to see some good shoats as we'll
as good brood sows just drive over to
Lee Winn's south of Buck Grove,
where you will see right next to the
east and west road 154 head of young
sows. They are a fine bunch of hogs
and great many OF them are eligible
to registry. Mr.. Winn has 200 acres
in his farm, and caters to Shorthorn
cattle, of which he has quite a number.
They milk seven cows and get good
prices for the cream, selling it at Buck
Grove. Mrs. Winn is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Rice, of Denison.
and is quite a chicken fancier. having
more than 400 chickens on the farm at
present. The Wins have nice. COM
Portable home, freshly repainted. and
they expect to soon have the painters
out and have the other Buildings gone
over. And the ice proposition is not
bothering them because they Il have
their own ice. Mr.. Winn and Joe Hell
ler>have gone in together and they put
up their own ice each season. Mr.:
Winn may build new barn yet this
season. He recently enjoyed a visit