The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-19

Miss Nellie Peters, of Denison, is a |
kiron visitor this week
A. L. Chandler, of Odebolt, register
ed at the Hanson house on Wednesday.
Mrs. Rev. Hanson left last week for
Carroll to attend the Baptist conven-
ton
Mr.. G. w. Carlson and Miss Minnie
Tuleen visited in Arthur, Iowa, last
Sunday.
The infant child Of MIR. and Mrs. VIM
Clauson died last Tuesday; the parents
have our sincere sympathy.
Mrs. Alf. Sandberg and little Henry,
of Omaha, are visiting at the home of
her brother, C. w. Carlson.
Mrs. Peter Larson, of Otter Creek
township, left for Scandal, Minnesota,
to visit her parents and friends.
Chas. Waldemar and Oldest son are
visiting for few days with MIR. Waldo
mars parents. He reports his Kansas
home o. x.
Mr.. Harlem Smith, of east Odebolt,
came down Saturday evening and made
brief but pleasant call at the home OF
C. E. Engberg.
Mr.. II. Lundberg and Miss Annie,
of Rush City, Iowa. arrived home Sat
urday for a few days visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rood accompanied them.
Remember the meeting at the Mis-
sion church conducted by Rev. A. Col
Inns of Newmans Grove. Saturday even
ing and Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Allen Jour famous
Bon Tom of Odebolt, visited under
their parental roof Sunday. We are
always glad to greet these friends
among us.
Miss Bynia Winstrom completely
surprised her relatives here on Tues
day. She was supposed to be in Swed-
en- still. where she went some time ago
for visit
Rev. j. Tuleen, superintendent of
| foreign missions OF the general council
of the Swedish Luthern church, con-
dncted services at the Lutheran church
| Tuesday morning and evening TO large
audiences.
Master Sidney Meleen and Miss Sarah
Sievers, who have been the guests of S.
n. Sandstroms for the past couple OF
months, left on Tuesday morning.
Sidney goes to his home in Nebraska
and Miss Sievers to Omaha
Kiron was we'll represented at the
Denison institute. Those in attend
ance from here were the Misses Emma
Miller, Alma Hanson, Effie Erickson
Lydia Benson. Lena Engbery. Clara
johnson and Maud Michaelson.
The holiness convention was we'll at
tended. People from all parts of tn,
county were there. Rev. Pendell is ;
man of much experience and his effort
we're to speak the gospel in way tina
would reach the hearts of sinners.
Rev. Z. Swartz, of Omaha, will hold ;
series of meetings Thursday and Fri
day evening, also Sunday morning. Mr.
Swartz is a man of great intellectual
power and makes his sermons clear ant
we'll understood. All are cordially in
vited to attend these meetings.
Quite number of orr people are a
Omaha attending the Fair. Among
those who went early in the week WE
mention: Postmaster S. N. Sandstron
and son, Marten, p. A. Winstrom, Aus
Baker and son, Albert Lund, p. f
Nordell and Frank and John Ogren.
One of our most prosperous farmers
MIR. John Erickson of east Kiron, ha
a wind mill and water works placed OF
his farm which supplies water to thu
different places. His dwelling hous,
has also received a coat of paint which
was done by Herman Bieser, of low;
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuleen and Miss Min
ME left on Wednesday for Stockholm
Sweden. They expect to remain will
their son, Oscar, who left here las
spring. He is we'll pleased with tn,
country and its situation. We can on
ly wish these dear friends God speet
and safe journey to their native land
Just as we were ready to send GU
items in, the news reached us of tn
misfortune of our friend, William
Mohr, in having his right arm cut OF
near the shoulder in a threshing ma
chine five miles west of kiron on Ill. p
Hanson's farm. Will is a very indus
trious young man and we are indee,
sorry to learn of this sad accident whic]
will cripple him for life.
CASTORlA