The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-01
K|R0N CHRONICLES

Battle Greek on Tuesday.
Druggist j. P. Hunter and wife were
Denison visitors on Thursday.
DR.. D. Getman of Arthur spent Mon
day talking business in Kiron.
Emil Mauritz was a passenger for
Denison on Monday mornings train.
Lightning killed one Of the largest
fat steers in N. P. Swanson's yard on
Thursday morning.
G. O. Edling, of Omaha, is visiting
this week among his old neighbors and
friends of years ago in this locality.
j. Sachau made our town business
call on Monday. He was figuring on
the saloon property of Mr.. Reinking
with view of investing in it.
Rev. A. Modig and A. q. Sjogren left
Thursday morning for Des Moines to
attend the second quarterly meetings
of the Free Mission Society of the State
of Iowa.
Prof. Lagergren of Morgan Park, Ill,
will preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday evening. Being very able
and distinguished speaker he will be
greeted by large audience.
During the first part of the week
Kiron has been visited by number Of
agents, drummers, solicitors-shouldw we
report their names and places they hail
from it would take up too much space
and time.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Lawrence and
children took the train on Thursday
morning Mrs. Lawrence and children
go to Omaha to visit relatives and
friends for few days, Mr.. l.. accom-
panying them to Boyer
The streets of Kiron are being graded
in first class shape by our efficient road
SUPERVISORY G.. Larson, which improves
the appearance of the streets wonder
fully. We hail and commend all steps
which tend to improvements of our
progressive little town.
On Tuesday party from Council
Bluffs consisting of Rev. Bargeson,
Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. Noreen and
daughter arrived at Kiron. They we're
on their way to the large meeting held
by the Baptists in Ida county this week
continuing over Sunday.
at the caucus on Tuesday evening
the following nominations were made
for the town officers: Mayor, F. M.
Pomeroy; Treasurer. E. E. Clauson;
Clerk, E. E. Lawrence; Assessor. A.
Sedarberg; Councilmen, F. A. Bur.
rows. j. P. Hunter, G. A. Norelius, j.
A. Lawrence, P. A. Peterson and AL
Hanson. The election will be held the
9th day of June.
The dray team belonging to Miller
Bros. took notion on Monday to test
their speed. They started with the
dray wagon to which they were at.
tached, at lively rate down the depot
street, jumping off the high bank at the
foot of the HILL. then across the rail
road track towards the fence south of
the track, clearing it by jumping over
the same and after short circle they
ran up against the fence uninjured and
the wagon il as good shape as ever.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents near Kiron Saturday evening,
May 26, 1900, Mr.. Aron F. johnson and
Miss Christina Michaelson, Rev. A. p.
Hanson officiating, in the presence of
relatives and few friends. The fort.
innate and joyous groom is an enter
prising and successful merchant in
Akron, Iowa, a gentleman of strict in
tegrity and high morals and respected
by all who know him. The happy
bride, so we'll known in our midst, is
the Oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Michaelson, very practical and excel
lent lady, reared in home where the
highest elements of practical life are
taught and practiced, possessing u
sweetness and charm and Unborn Low.
ableness of manner that has en-
deared her to all, so that her friends
numbered her acquaintance. On
Tuesday the happy couple took the
train for their new home at Akron, la.
Her large circle of friends are most
sorry that she moves away from Kiron,
but she carries the best of wishes for
pleasant and enjoyable life with her.
May this happy couple find the best of
all things in store for them on their
journey through life together. Mr..
johnson brings back to Akron a prize
he can justly be proud of, while Kiron
thereby loses it. Quite number Of
friends met at the depot to bid the
bride goodbye and wish her together
with her husband all the JOY possible.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
May2S
| Geo Jordan and wife to ID Malone
en- nwA Fl, Paradise township .s2l2O 90
Nathaniel Baggs to Jno Baggs n ~ fl