The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-08-10
THE KIRON CHRONICLE

F. Us
a few hours here Wednesday forenoon
the town and from here
they went to Schleswig
A child pocket book was found in
the Mission church Sunday last con-
tanning a small sum of money which
can be had by calling tthe parsonage.
Also a boys coat was found near the
Baptist church Monday morning which
was left at the postottice.
Mrs. Martha Olson returned home on
Tuesday afternoon from her visit and
trip to Oakland, Neb.
We were pleased to see c. J. John
son able to drive to town on Tuesday
afternoon, having recovered sufficient
ly from his injuries received in his re-
cent runaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Voge, of Lake
View, arrived the first of the week to
visit for several days at the home of
their son-in-law Fred Shurke near
town.
N. L. Hunt. of Denison. was brief
visitor in Kiron on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. H. has acquaintance by the score
in this vicinity with whom he used to
transact business with years ago.
Messrs. N. F. Swanson and N. p.
Nord and Chas. Nord started Monday
evening for Oklahoma. where they will
look over the country in view of pur-
chasing lands
Quite large number OF Deloit peo-
pie drove to kiron Tuesday afternoon
to witness the ball game.
Mrs. Ellen Anderson and little son
arrived from Grand Island, Nebraska,
on Friday, and will remain for q short
time visiting relatives and friends She
| is the guest at tie home of S. n San
strom
Rev. N. A. Nelson. of Oskaloosa, Ia,
who is on his way to Utah, where he
goes as missionary, will visit Kiron
next Wednesday and will preach at
the Mission church in the evening.
Nels Paulson and wife, residing near
Odebolt, spent portion of Monday in
our town buying furniture and hard
ware. Our grocery and drug store were
also visited where they purchased ne
cessities.
Chas. o. Swanson is buying hogs
this week at the stock yards for Nord
& Swanson during their absence in
Oklahoma
A gentleman struck this place last
week and brought with him musical
puck slot machine which he put in OPP
GRAFTON and which drew in the nickles
thick and fast. On Wednesday he wa:
brought before our worthy mayor ano
deposited So 90 fine money for his gam
bling business and told to quit town al
once
Kiron has been visited by many Ital
ians or dago railroad laborers, but all
have been gentlemen compared with {
portion of the crowd that played game
of ungentlemen at the hotel Tuesday
evening.
On Tuesday afternoon game of bal
was played between Deloit, and KiroI
resulting % to 10 in favor of Deloit
Deloit has good team and too mucl
for our boys The usual amount o
hooting and yelling was INDUCED il
during the game Our boys arranged
for supper at the Getman hotel for tn
visitors and for while it was hard t.
comprehend what sort of crowd par
of the crew was. Their ungentlemanl
and disgusting acts at the table wer
enough to have shamed the most heath
enish. If a return game is to be playe
\ we hope our boys will act the part {
gentlemen and not bring a blot upo
y themselves and our town. Some of tn
players we're gentlemen but the ba
! ance, assisted by others from ths
place, missed the mark greatly.
8 Lulu Eckman went to Denison o
Tuesday, and from their she goes t
v Hot Springs, S. D. For some time he
health has been poor and she was az
y vised to go to Hot Springs. We HOY
that when she returns she may be Ell
loving the best of health. Her fathe
: accompanied her to Denison.
We failed to report the Sunda
!. school convention held at the Bapti
church Sunday in our last letter. S.
Missionary Weldon was present ar
assisted in conducting the conventio
Questions and subjects regarding tt
Sunday school and its work was int
estingly and proftably discussed in tt
y sessions of the afternoon and evenin
Rev. A. j. Youngberg left on Mo
II day for his home in Gothenburg, Ne
% He preached at the Mission church {
Sunday morning aud evening. Or
st soul at the evening service sought Sa