The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-13
|KlR0N CHRONICLES NEWS OF WEST SIDE


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Meetings will continue each night at
the Mission church except on Saturday
evening.
Ed. Pease, Of Aapleton, lows, spent
several days in our locality last week
visiting friends.
Miss Florence Burgoyne. Of Arthur,
Iowa, was visitor among her friends
in Kiron's vicinity.
Will Smith, of Denison, visited over
Sunday with his scquaintances in the
vicinity of Kiron.
Ths Misses Tilda Larson and Mary
Peterson visits relatives and friends
at Kiron on Sunday last
Miss Alvena Lillieholm, of near Den
ison, is spending week or more at
Kiron at the home of A. Modig.
Miss Blanche Benson, of Odebolt,
made visit with her friend, Miss Alma
Hanson, the first of the week.
! Geo. Jordan, of Milford township,
visited our enterprising town on We'd
nesday. We acknowledge call from
him.
! Rev. Aug. Olson ended his series of
meetings at the Baptist church on FRI
day evening and went to Stratford, Ia,
on Saturday.
Abe Stolt, of Plankinton, S. D., is
visiting relatives and old friends of
years ago in Kiron. From appearance
time has used him we'll.
Gust johnson, having severed his
connection with the Bon Ton restau-
rant at Odebolt, spent a couple days
of last week at his Kiron home.
Swan Aauritzon and n 2. Swanson
took the train to the county capital on
Monday morning to attend court, the
) former as petit juror and the latter as
grand juror.
We are reliably informed that Mr..
Chicago on Monday of last week, and
} will soon arrive in Kiron with his bride
to spend several months.
Mrs John Ogren, woo has been on
the SICK list the past week and attended
by DR.. A. f. Burrows. is reported this
morning as better, which is very pleas.
3 ant news to her many friends.
Lost on Feb. LIST between the Baptist
parsonage and the Carl j. johnson
place northeast of Kiron, a black
crochet shawl. Finder will please de.
S liver to Mrs. A. z. Hanson or leave at
Kiron postoffice.
The sale of John Sandberg on Wed.
: nesday drew a large crowd and good
: prices were realized, chickens selling as
high as five dollars per dozen. The
Nord sale was fairly attended, consid
) ering the roads and weather. Oscar F.
Tellgren advertises sale on Monday
Quite a number of our boys went
' along to assist the engine to clear the
railroad track to Schleswig after the
v snow storm. 1t took several hours to
make the trip to Schleswig. the engine
e g. tting stuck three times and had to
e be shoveled out.
The grim visitor death visited
= our locality last week with The
Y summons to two of our people of their
departure from time to the far beyond.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Ingellna
Nelson died at the home Of her son-in-
law, S. E. Cronquist, northwest Of
Kiron, with whom she has resided since
1873. Her age being IS years. She
was buried Sunday in the Swedish
Lutheran cemetery, Rev. j. Mauritzon
conducting the funeral rites. On Fri.
! day evening Mr.. William Theide passed
away at his home five miles northeast
Of Kiron at the advanced age of nearly
70 years. His remains were laid to rest
, on Sunday at the German Lutheran
cemetery. Both of these people leave
relatives and friends to mourn their
doDarture