The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
Deniso11 Local

Fair Saturday.
Miss Buchard is in attendance o
Thomas White of Buck Grove. +.
Mrs. Clyde Haskins, Of tArion, was ;
shopper in Denison Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jurgensen o
Schleswig, were in Denison satur
day.
Mrs. o. w. Nelson, of Arion, wa!
in Denison Wednesday having denta
work done.
+ Johannes and William Thies, Of JEFF
ferson, transacted business and visit
ed relatives in Denisoz Monday.
Mrs. Sears McHenry was at Mis-
souri, Valley over Sunday where she
attended the funeral OF an old friend
Mrs Burnley.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and
daughter, Ruth e. Butler and Margar
ct, Of Arion, were guests at the John
Blackman home.
Miss Margaret Strain, Of Clinton
county arrived in Denison on Friday
of last week and is visiting at the
home of her brother, Mr.. William
! Strain.
Chas. silleto, Loyal Voss, Carl
Frederick Kuehnle and Chester
Schlumberger started for Iowa City
to-day where they will take UP studies
at the university.
A full line Of auto robes now on dis
play at the Denison Harness store.
You are invited to call and inspect
them. Our selling price is reason.
able. 39-1t
S. G. Wright departed Tuesday
morning for his western trip. He
will be absent from the city until
Christmas time. His territory covers
Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, part OF
Wyoming, and as far south as ElPaso,
Texas. .
Mr.. Lee Bell and Andy Fossgren, OF
Sioux City spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting friends in Denison. Mr..
Andy Fossgren left Sunday evening
for Ames where he will attend college
and Lee Bell left Monday for Sioux
City.
Mrs. Georgia Wade Mcclellan, of
Carroll, was in |Denison on Tuesday
in order that she might visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. fHeffelfinger, old
friends. Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs.
Heffelfinger worked for years t0geth-
er in the W. r. c. circles.
w. c. Rollins presided at session
of the juvenile court Tuesday fore
noon when a couple of minors were
brought before him charged with
shooting at mail boxes. The boys
plead guilty and Mr.. Rollins gave them
a good lecture and they promised to
exercise more care in the future for
other peoples property.
A sale was consummated last week
whereby B. J. Sibbert sold the west
so feet of ground on East Chestnut
: to C. L. Ducander. Mr.. Ducander al
so gets the barn now on the ground.
Mr. Ducander expects to crest new
home on this ground early next sea-
son. The location is admirable and
Mr.. Ducander is fortunate in securing
the same.
Walter Grau, son Of Mrs Herman
Grau, arrived in Denison last Thurs
day from New York City, at which
place he arrived Friday, September
9Th, from France. Walter has been
serving Uncle Sam ever since April
IL. 1917, and has been in France for
just one year. He enlisted at Lincoln
in the medical corps and was first sent
across, where he has served since. He
reports lots Of hard work, but says he
is in the pink of condition. He re-
ceived an honorable discharge at Camp
dodge last week. He has not fully
decided just what he will do now that
he is in civilian clothes, but right now
he contemplates a good rest. HIS
many friends In Denison and Manning
are pleased at his return.
o. S. Larson, of Maple Avenue farm
at Logan, is using space in this issue
to tell about sale of pure bred Dur
Oc Jersey hogs that he will hold at
this farm on Monday, October 6,
1919, commencing at l o'clock. The
offering consists OF 20 spring boarsi
sired by Pathfnder's Likeness, 2 fall
boars by Redeemer, and IA spring
gifts sired by Pathfinder's Likeness
selling open, and fall gifts. sired by
Redeemer. Everyone is cordially in.
vited to attend this sale whether you
buy or not A big free lunch will be
served at noon. N. G.. KraSchel will
abe the auctioneer, and ID. E. Cottrel
the clerk. Mr.. Larson has reputa-
ton among the Duroc breeders, and
all know that when he offers any stock
at auction that the stock will be good.
Don't fail to read the advertisement
of "A. l. Siegner, OF Vail, which will be
found on another page of this issue.
Mr.. Siegner will hold public sale OF
so head of his, big Spotted Polands and
if breeding and individual merit count
/, he ought to have a good sale. Mr..
'Siegner owned the famous boar Gates
Leader, a boar that has been the sire
of as many on the show winners as
any boar in the world. Many OF the
leading winners in the J. D., Gates
herd were sired by this boar Gates
Leader, and his get at the Missouri
state fair this year carried of, most.
CT the leading prizes. Gates Leader
was q prize winning boar at the Ma
tional swine show at Omaha and his
get have been winners at most OF the
leading state fairs since 2ssl.af time