The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

/ Mrs. Richard Rrqckelsby was a shop
per in Denisan yesterday from Vail.
|. Mrs. Frank Dozark. of VAIL was !
[brief visitor in Denison yesterday.
Henry Nath, 'bookkeeper at the Den
|ison Auto Co.. is enjoying a vacation
Itnis week and is visiting at points in
Minnesota. LET 2&-sttS w.
| Mrs. Hugo Gebeft returned Monday
from Smithland after a pleasant visit
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. J. c
Shattuck. -.
J. W. Miller. Jr., of the Commercial
bank, attended meeting of the Iowa
mortgage bankers held at Des Moines
last Monday.
The William Moffitt family is hap.
py one these days Both the sons are
now at home from service with Uncle
Sam and the father has just purchased
Buick big six automobile from the
Sibbert-Reimers concern. and already
the boys have learned the art of pilot
ing the machine over the splendid CD
roads of the surrounding country.
Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick was a pleas
ant week end visitor in the city at
the VIM. Raine home last week She
was, enroute to her home at Tabor
from Rockford H., where she has
been teaching the past year. Miss
Kirkpatrick was all instructor in the
public school here some few years
ago and has many friends here who
we're pleased to meet her again.
Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Bale and daugh-
ter. Miss Sophie. Miss Bette Ohm, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Bale and children and
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. McHenry departed
this morning by auto for Pine Cone
Camp MINI, making the trip in two
Cadillac cars. They will so by way
of Minneapolis, where they will take
the Scenic highway to Walker, Mimi,
on Leach lake, then west to Pine Cone
camp. "A. G. Bale has purchased 10
acre tract on Big Sand lake and will
erect large. cottage this summer. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. +. Ball eand Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. McHenry will return home after
a ten days or two weeks outing.
The members of the Woodman Cir
Gle degree team together with their
captain. Mrs. Anna Christensen, and
guardian, Mrs. John Silletto, went by
auto to Manila on Thursday evening,
where they eXempbitied the secret
work before a class of eleven new
members of the Manila. grove Al
though the roads were not in the best
Of condition, still the drive was very
enjoyable one and all report a pleas.
ant time. The team were highly com
plimented on the manner in which
they put on the degree work. and at
the close Of the meeting a dainty two
course lunch was served and the party
returned home at a late hour
Night officer John Muir is doing ev.
erything in his power to enforce the
speed limit in Denison and the latter
part of the week arrested two drivers
who were using West Broadway as a
speedway. Both drivers put up $40
for an appearance bond. but neither of
them reported to the mayor at the
time set for trial so the bonds were for
feited 1t is a disgrace that the police
force is not seeing to 1t that the speed
laws are enforced during the daytime.
Some pressure should be brought to
bear upon the local authorities to see
that fast and reckless driving on the
main thOroughfares is stopped before
there is an accident or loss of life.
Residents are, complaining bitterly oy-
.er the fact that some drivers persist
In racing UP and down the streets en-
|dangering the lives of pedestrians,