The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-01
THE KIRON CHRONICLE
E. f. elauson. Correspondent.

E. E. Clauson. Correspondent.
Rev. Edward Olson, of Arthur, visit
ed Kiron on Monday.
Cloid H. Smith, one of she leading
druggists at Odebolt, had business in
town Monday.
Jess McAhren and Chas. Bullock, of
Denison, transacted business in Kiron
on Friday.
Dr.. Boyle, of Denison, made sBroth-
err" Burrows a short call on Tuesday,
Rev. A. P. Hanson made a short
visit in Schleswig on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Matte Dobson, of Deloit, spent
the first part of the week in and around
Kiron. selling the book. life of Nc
Kinley."
Mike McVey. of Odebolt, was in
kiron on Thursday, disposing some of
his famous yarns. His stock in this
line is hard to beat.
Several farmers living west of Kiron
came in to town Friday morning to buy
glass. which was knocked out of their
residences by the most terrific rain
and hail storm ever known to that To-
cality Thursday night. A tremendous
amount of water and hail fell.
Mr.. John Lawrence has commenced
the erection of a large addition to his
residence. an addition that will i'm
prove the sight of the town and pro-
vide ample DON for John and his fam
lily,
MIR. Joe Hammarstrom and sister
Carrie and Miss Lille Larson at
tended the funeral of a friend at Wall
Lake on Monday last week.
The Misses Lizzie and Hilma Palm
left Wednesday for Chicago, where
their stay will be for some time.
Prof. Otto Larson returned home
Wednesday from a pleasant trip and
visit with relatives at Neville. Iowa.
Mr.. Gust Anderson, of Alcester, S..
D.. visited in these parts the past
week.
Clauson & johnson has commenced
buying all sorts of feathered stock and
are paying prices that draw the
"tiocks" their way.
Mrs. William Everett. of Perry.
Iowa, was a visitor in our town the
past week at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. HI. T. Ward. She must surely be
pleased over the good care given her
daughter by our long Editor Fl. T.
Elder Fred Anderson and family took
their departure from Kiron on We'd
nesday, passengers for Chicago. After
a short visit with relatives there they
continue their journey to Europe and
will spend some time visiting the
childhood home and relatives of Mr..
A. in Sweden. w~hereafter they 90 to
Finland where Elder Anderson has
been assigned his field of mission by
the Seventh Day Adventists. Quite a
few gathered at the depot to wish
them Godspeed and bid them farewell.
Both MIR. A. and wife are we'll known
in our midst and their departure
brought regrets to all.
The Stockholm township school
board has set the 18th day of October
! for the sale of the two old houses in
district No. 3 and No. s at the school
. house in old Kiron to the highest
bidder for cash.
e Mr.. Nels johnson made his usual
annual visit to Denison last Friday to
, attend to various business matters.
Mr.. A. F. Lnndberg and daughter
! ~ USiSSaply u ~ iSCd vi
their birthday by a number Of relatives
and friends gathering at their home on
l Thursday evening to help them spend
the evening. Prof o. W. Larson en-
tertained the company with several
selections of music which was quite a
treat as Professors musical talents
are O. K.
Miss Hattie Cronquist yer to Deni-
son Friday returning home Saturday.
Jno. jacobson is finishing his new
, residence and it will be ready for oc-
cupancy at once. Mr.. Emil Freberg is
: thinking of renting it for a boarding
house.
Mr.. s. N. Sandstrom has purchased
the Anna johnson farm two miles
{ north of Kiron consisting of 100 acres
for S65 per acre. Mr.. S. is one of our
pioneer settlers and has from year to
: year harvested from Iowa soil until he
has amassed sufficient to take life easy
during the rest of his days. He has
confidence in Iowa soil to the extent
that he now owns some $50 acres of it.
Albert Hanson is having a good sized
ware house erected on the rear of his
d store lot. The amount of stock and
!, business he is doing necessitated the
6 same. Also G. f. Schneider is. build
ing a coal shed.
Gust Selander and wife who but re
Gently arrived back from Sweden, are
n making their home with Mrs. Pete,
Olson at present until Sela nder de
cides his future doings.
IS Mr.. Fred Schurke spent Thursday
~transacting business and visiting hi.
brother Charles and family at Chartel
OAK.
MIR. William Fleming, one of Boyo'
Valleys Industrious farmers, was OF
our streets on Friday last.