The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-17
THE KIRON CHRONICLE
E. E. clauson, Correspondent

e. Il. Clauson. Correspondent.
Mr.. Mangi Anderson went to Sioux
City Monday of last week to remain.
Mr.. Chas, Carlson and family re-
turned on Monday to Neville, Ia, after
a short u pleasant visit with relatives
here.
Miss Lydia johnson went to Des
Molnes. Tuesday, to attend one of the
colleges there.
Rev. A. Anderson is expected in
Kiron this week with his family and
will be at home in the Free Mission
parsonage. We extend a welcome to
him and his family to our town and
wish for them a prosperous and sue
cessful stay in our midst. Rev. Ander-
son will preach his first sermon as pas
tor of the Mission church next Sunday
morning.
Professor Otto Larson left last week
for Neville, Ia, to enjoy a couple of
weeks vacation visiting relatives and
friends. He has many acquaintance
there, especially in Bones district. who
will be most pleased to see him.
Mr.. Otto johnson returned home the
first part of the week from Redfeld, S.
D.,where he went as a land p~rospector.
He was very pleased with the country,
but did not invest this time.
Rev. G. F. GRANGER. of Central CITY.
Nebr., preached at the Lutheran
church on Sunday last. The call sent
by this church to a minister in the
East was not accepted.
Mr.. Jno. Tuneberg, of Ida county,
visited in Kiron the first part of the
week.
The schools have all been opened.
Miss Della Hall of Denison teaches
the school just west of town. Miss
Clara johnson holds forth at Old
Kiron. Amy Anderson instructs at
the Ogren school house. and Florence
Nixon informs the pupils at the Clau-
son school house.
Quite a number of new hitching
posts nave been put in lately which
were greatly needed, as the number in
before were not sufficient to accommo-
date the many teams on our streets at
times.
On Tuesday morning a little maid
was welcomed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. jacobson and that it brought
Joy to the happy parents goes without
saying.
Miss Tilda Nordholm visited Deni-
son the first part of the week, return
ing home on Tuesday afternoon.
Elder Fred Anderson and wife are
expected home this week from Lincoln.
Nebr., where they have been the past
tendays attending a conference of the
Seventh Day Adventists. They will
soon leave for Finland, EUROPE. TO
which field of labor Elder Anderson
has been assigned.
Mrs. August Waldeman and children
recently arrived from Pine Bluffs,
Wyoming. and Mr.. Waldeman, who is
making the trip overland, is expected
here this week. They will move on
the old homestead which Mr.. w. has
rented and will take care of Grandpa
Waldeman in his old age. We well
come this family back home.
Miss Ehie Erickson returned home
on Saturday evening of last week from
her extended and pleasant visit in
Colorado and Utah. She reports a
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noted scenery of those states.
Mr.. John Winquest returned home
Tuesday from Akron, Iowa, where he
looked after land property. He SAYS
says lane has increased in price nearly
Sl5 per acre since he bought.
Messrs. Albert Lund and Sol Peter
son, who have spent the past week in
the vicinity of Redfeld, S. D came
home, Wednesday.
AT the business meeting held by the
Lutheran church on Wednesday, it de-
clded to send q call to Rev. A. J. Borji-
strom OF Newman Grove, Neb., to be-
come its pastor.
Miss Ida Tureen recently left Kiron
for Omaha for an indefinite stay.
At last a glimmer of hope for a new
hotel at Kiron is had. Parties are
making arrangements with A. J Jacob
son to lease his residence property for
that purpose.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Gust Nordell
on Friday evening, a little boy.
Rev. S. Pearson spent Saturday in
Kiron soliciting funds for the Swedish
Ev. Lutheran Immigrant Home at New
York.
MI. VIM Sthran was in Omaha the
first part OF the week buying goods for
his store and arranging for a compe-
tent trimmer to take charge of their
millinery department,
Reports have just been received of
the death of Allie Kinnan at the home
of ALT. Tellgren east of Kiron. The
cause seemed to be the bursting of a
blood vessel in the head on Thursday
night. She has been teaching the
school four miles east of Kiron and
was boarding at the Tellgren home
her home being lear Denison.