The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-10
THE kIKON CHRONICLE

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Harvey Volkman left for Pearson
Iowa, Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs, A. F.. Hanson ard son Alfred
visited Schleswig between Thursday
and Friday.
The announced tent meeting by Dr.
Bnnce at Scheswig this month will not
be held. owing to circumstances.
MIR Gust Larson. Mrs. Marie Lar
son and Mrs. r. l.. Anderson visited
friends ut Arthur Sunday last.
Elsie Carlson arrived home last week
ard the most pleasing news to- her
friends is the fact that her health is
restored.
Editor Ward moved the Sentinel
office into Lawreuce's building recent
ly vacated by +, T., Lawrence on FRI
day last
4 Miss Lydia Tureen arrived il. Kiron
or Saturday from Denver. Colorado,
and will visit her brother and friends
in this locality.
Mrs. Peter Waldemar is lying very
sick at her home south of kiron. AS
she is advanced in years her restora-
tion to health is not very promising.
Dr.. Burrows returned Saturday from
his eastern visit and reports good
time spent among his relatives and
friends. Mrs. Burrows is expected
home this week.
Albert Hanson spent the latter part
of the week at Omaha selecting and
purchasing goods for his hardware
store. Albert is hustler and Is en-
joying fair trade.
Aug. Reinking has leased his saloon
to Davis g. Keith, of Boyer and Fort
Dodge, who will open up and conduct
the same. Mr.. Reinking has leased d
saloon at Schleswig and will commence
business al once.
Lee & Simon is the name of the new
firm who has rented the Rankin
butcher shop and are conducting the
business. They intend to carry a con-
slant supply of fresh meats. These
parties come from Boyer
> Anna Everett, of Perry, Iowa, and
l Blanche Olson, of Odebolt. spent Thurs
day in Kiron. AS Miss Everett is in
c terested in printing and printers our
Y people may have the pleasure OF greet
ing her as Kiron lady ere long.
:, y large number of young people
e gathered at the home of C. w. Nelson
Ice cream and cake made up the re-
e freshments served and an excellent lol
O of fireworks furnished the enjoyment.
}. Messrs. John Nelson and John Swan
son left on Thursday for Akron, Iowa
1t After u short visit there thev 20 into
l. South Dakota to look at improved
g farms in the neigh borhood where
number of Kironites have purchased
farms this summer.
Cards are being received by rela
tives and friends announcing the mar
:. riage of Mr.. Gust johnson and Mis-
Florence Burgoyne, at the bride.
home near Arthur. Iowa, on Thursda,
D. evening of this week. Gust, who is
h former Kiron boy. has wide acquaint
2 ance here. who will wish him JOY ant
= good luck in his entering the matri
t, monial bonds
ln- NH Nv,
quest returned to kron after an alb
" sence of eighteen months at James
tie town, New York. Her long absenc
T. Eearly makes her stranger to he
as former acquaintance but not so mucl
r as she felt Il stranger when she steppe
re off the train at Kiron and saw the ne,
H. Kiron which had sprung up during he
ne absence. Her friends are very glad t
ty see back in their midst again.
l'he southern part of this settlemer
rn was visited by q destructive hail an
nd wind storm Friday night. and sma
he grain in the storms path is a total los:
= Among the heavy losers are a. G. Sjt
n. CRED. ClauSon Bros Chas. Peterson
IN and Julius johnson. Undoubtedly ther
all are many others. The corn was ne
a damaged much and parties who hav
been over the grounds think it wi
come OFT all right Some pieces al
u in such shape that nothing is expected
&c This unusual hard luck which befal
ee our industrious farmers is quite sever
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