The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-03


day for few days visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Geo. McHenry. DR.
Evans has enlisted in the medica
corps and is awaiting call to ser
vice.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs NJ. p. Renfro
a son, on Wednesday. September Goth
The babe is husky young fellow
weighing pounds. Mr.. Geo. Naeve
is wearing broad smile these day:
and responds readily when addressed
as grandfather.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial club will be held on Fri
day evening OF this week. Important
business will come up for considera
ton at this meeting and it is hoped
a large number of the members will
be in attendance.
Hugo Saggau came up from Camp
Dodge Friday for a week end visit
with his wife and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Saggau. Hugo now holds
a non-Commission office in the can
teen department at the big camp and
enjoys army life.
The home of Ben Hollander locat
ed three miles north of Schleswig
was broken into Sunday iafternOOn
during the absence OF the family and
la lady's gold watch, silver ware and
some bedding stolen. Officers have
not been able to locate the thief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice Lind, am!
daughter, Miss Bertha. who reside at
Lyons. Iowa. arrived in Denison last
Thursday for few days visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bale.
They have many friends in Denison
and vicinity who are pleased to re.
new acQuaintences.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Pierce returned
Friday morning to their home at Nor
rison, ILL.,, after pleasant visit at the
home Of his brother. Mr.. f.. w. Pierce.
On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. e. w.
Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Pierce
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank McHenry near Dow City.
Mrs. ]. W. Denison and daughter
Mrs. Williams. departed Friday for
Des MOines, where they will visit for
few days before returning to their
home in Providence, II. |. Their brief
visit in Denison was enjoyed by their
many, old friends, who hope they will
take occasion to visit here oftener in
the future.
Herman Schiernbeck and family. Of
kiron, were visitors in Denison Fri
day. While in Denison Mr.. Schiern-
beck called at the Review Office and
pushed his subscription for the paper
ahead another year. The Schiernbeck
family and VIM. Carsten and family
returned home last week from a motor
trip to Davenport. where they enjoyed
a visit with relatives.
Chas. Kemming, Mrs. c. c. KEN.
ming and daughters and Misses Vern
Stocking and Katherine Sims autoed
to Des Moines Saturday morning and
visited there over Sunday They
spent considerable time at Camp
Dodge, where they visited Chase kem-
ming, who is in training there. Chase
has position as secretary to one OF
the captains and is kept very busy
with stenographic and book work and
in fact was only able to drill an hour
and a half last week. He is enjoying
army life to the fullest extent.
Marshal A. c. Weeks says that Far.
mum street in Omaha has nothing OH
DenisOn when it comes to traffic, and
lAC HSulSS " SuDSldIAdtc IulS
On Saturday evening he
counted the number of vehicles pass.
ing the intersection of Main and
Broadway during the course of al
hour. There were 215 automobiles, 8
teams and motorcycles. One hard
ly realizes that so many vehicles pass
this intersection and it is surprising
that no serious accidents have oc-
cured there. Marshal Weeks and
Officer A. c. Green handle the traffic
at this busy corn n and it is through
their efforts tina: many accidents are
avoided.
Mrs. James Mitchell met with All
accident Friday afternoon while driv-
ing her husbands car which might
have resulted in serious injuries. She
was alone in the machine and backed
it out of the alley just north of their
residence and started south down the
street, but lost control and the car
went up over the curbstone and head
ed for the Mitchell home. striking the
front porch with considerable force.
The car bounced back and lunged for
ward again and buried its nose in the
porch railing before it came to a stop.
Mrs. Mitchell was thrown from the
machine and sustained number of
bruises, but fortunately was not seri.
ously hurt.