The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-10-19
THE KIRON CHRONICLE


Ida county, visited over Sunday with
relatives near Kiron.
Chas. Teaquist, of Odebolt, was
visitor at Ogren home south of Kiron
Sunday last.
N. L. Hunt and family: Of Denison,
spent Sunday in our midst, the guests
OF Mr.. Nels Winquist.
Missionary E. E. Dahlssrom left
Monday for Meriden, Iowa, after
short stay in Kiron holding meetings.
Rob Whitaker and wife, of Arthur,
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P
Hunter. w. r. RAIDER and A. Sedar-
berg spent Sunday at the six mile
grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Down, of Odebolt, spent
Saturday with relatives in Kiron.
Mrs. Albert Hanson and daughter
Mae is visiting this week with rela-
tives near Galva
Mr., Fred Co,e, of Arthur, made XII
ron visit on Friday last. Mr.. Cole
has sold out his store business at that
place to Mr.. John Erickson at Odebolt.
Among the Odebolters who visited
friends in Kiron Sunday we mention
F. F. Bates, Thos. McKeever and the
Misses Morris. Clayton and Jones.
State Missionary Aug. Olson arrived
on Saturday and preached at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning and even
ing.
The Meyers and Conner speech, was
we'll attended on Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Conner will get large vote in this
part of the county. Mr.. Eugene Gulick
and Mr.. N. L. Hunt accompanied the
speakers. The voters we're pleased to
see and shake hands with Mr.. Hunt,
the able and deserving candidate for
auditor. If the voters of this county
would esteem ability when they cast
their votes Mr.. Hunt would be our
next auditor.
Rev. E. Hedstrom and wife, of Des
Moines, will come to Kiron this week
and will assist in two weeks series
of meetings to be held at the Mission
church. These meetings we're intended
to have been held the first of the month
but to not conflict with other meetings
it was postponed bp the Mission people
until now.
Magni Anderson was severely cut
about the knee and ankle on Thursday
evening and in such a manner as to
leave him cripple for life. He was
on his way to Kiron riding two-year-
old colt. when the colt ran into a barb
wire fence and before the rider could
guide it away he received several bad
wounds. DR.. Burrows dressed his
wounds which proved to be very badly.
He was taken to the home of NJ p.
Nord where he is getting along very
we'll.
G. L. johnson, of Wyoming, arrived
in Kiron Wednesday morning with a
carload of western horses which he
will dispose of in Kiron.
Mr.. Peter Waldemar returned home
Tuesday from his trip to the west
where he visited relatives for several
weeks.
Mr.. N. P. Larson returned from the
west Tuesday where he purchased five
car load of feeders.
Miss Lulu Eckman, who has spent
several weeks at Hot Springs, S. D.,
arrived home Wednesday, greatly i'm
proved in health.
Lydia Erickson is home from her
stay in Minnesota. Her large circle OF
friends are very pleased to see her
home again.
Fred Shurke, our conteEted farmer
friend west of Kiron, is having large
corn crib erected on his farm.
Miss Lydia Benson came home from
Denison Tuesday where she spent
week.
Fred Gronau left the first for the
west where he will purchase cattle for
feeding. if he could find nothing there
that suited him. he pOes on to Dakota.