The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-29
K|R0Nt#a CHRONICLES

Mr.. and Mrs. August lllnman spent
Friday in Ida Grove.
Henry Shell and j. b. Dawson of
Deloit visited Kiron on Thursday
G. l.. johnson of Pine, Bluffs, Wyom-
ing, is spending this week in Klron.
Willie, Amelia and Vena Shurke
visited relatives in Lake View last
week.,
The Misses Lydia and Emma Benson
took the train from Kiron Saturday
for Denison to visit over Sunday.
Z. L. Nixon spent few moments in
Kiron on Friday. He was surprised at
the growth OF our little town in so short
a time.
N. p. Larson IS having corn cribs
erected in Klron to store the corn he is
shipping in to feed OH his farm south
of town.
Messrs. Enoch and Joseph Miller
went to Calhoun, Nebraska, on Friday
to spend the holidays with relatives at
that place.
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to visit her old home at Edora, Iowa,
and expects to be gone some SIX weeks.
We wish her very pleasant trip and
visit.
Emil Sandstrom is at present assist
ing in the Chinburg store. Emil is we'll
known and liked by all and this COM
bined with his ability makes him pro-
fitable fixture In store.
john E. Rodine left on Wednesday
for Omaha where he will visit over the
holidays with friends. From there he
goes to Gothenburg, Nebraska, to visit
and to look after property there.
| Mrs. f. Nj Pomeroy and son, Milton,
OF Stratford, Iowa, came in on the
Tuesday afternoon tram to spend
week with husband and father, F. M.
Pomeroy, our genial station agent.
| Next Tuesday, January 2, the annual
business meeting OF the Mission church
will he held at the church commencing
at ten O'Clock in the morning. 1t is re.
quested that all members of the society
be present.
}. G. Trimble, the faithful section
boss for the @. N. W. Ky. at this place,
went to his home n Benton county on
Saturday to spend the holidays with his
family. He expects to move his family
to our midst ere long
Mary Anderson came home Saturday
from Omaha to spend the holidays lat
her parental home and with her .numery,
Gus friends She said Kirona WAS the
best appearing town of the new, towns
built between here aud Mondamin.
Evangelist Sabina johnson Of Beres-
ford, s. D., is expected to Kiron today
ana VIII remain overSnnday. she will
preach at the Misslt church Sunday
morning and evening. A cordial well
come is givento all to these meetings.
| Rev. A. Modig and A G. Sjogren
went to Madrid, Iowa, on Wednesday
TO attend the second quarterly meeting
TO be held by the Free Mission State
so"lety which commences the 2SthsOf
December. Rev. Modig is the secre-
tary ana Nh Sjogren the treasurer for
said society.
Christmas Day Was an IDEAL one. the
morning opened bright and clear with
cool wind blowing from the north.
quite number arose early to attend
the early Christmas morning services.
by eight O'Clock snoWtaeks began to
appear, at first small and tiny but as
each minute passed they grew in size
ana IN number until we'll into the after
noon when the air presented the ap.
pearance OF ideal Christmas weather.
very little business Wa done, pedes-
TRANS were few and it was evident that
nearly all s ny ed at home for Christmas
The exercises held by the Sunday
schools IN the evening were largely at.
tended and enjoyed. The exercises at
the Mission church, not great or
lengthy rendered by the Sunday school,
was very entertaining, the children
spoke their pieces and sung their songs
In a clear and excellent manner. The
program at the Baptist church was en-
]oyed by large audience The songs
and Rotations were both entertaining
and Instructive and very appropriate
for the occasion. Assisted by The choir
With good singing and q solo by DR.. A.
T.. Burrows helped to make their pro-
gram excellent. On Tuesday evening
the Swedish Lu,herans held their ex-
ercises and very large audience turn
ed out to listen to the Sunday school
program which was rendered in pleas.
ing manner. Christmas presents were
distributed to the scholars by the
respective schools
The midwinter convention of the fra
ternity of Operative Mlllers OF America
met at Nashville Thursday with good
attendance.
Steve Taylor, once famous and