The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-08
THE r CHRONICLE
E. E. Clauson, Correspondent.

SASNSOAs
Rev. A. Swartz and family of Hawar.
den Iowa arrived last Tuesday and
have moved into the Baptist parsonage
five miles north of Kiron. Rev. Swartz
will take charge of the Passionate of
the church there, which Rev. r Osbeck
has been temperate pastor.
Messrs AL Hanson of this place and
Joseph Mates of Odebolt was given
the contract for the new furnace to be
put in at the mission church, which
will go in this week.
Friday from her extended trip and
visit away.
Twenty five new Phones will soon
be added to the Kiron Farmers Mutual
Telephone line and also a connection
with the town of Arthur will be made.
Miss Edna Anderson returned home
to Rush Iowa on Saturday from a short
stay with relatives in and lear Kiron.
Mr.. August Waldemar and sons arriv-
ed on Wednesday from their overland
trip from Wyoming. The family are
now costly at home on the old Waldo
mar homestead south of Kiron.
Messrs A. Bloom, A. Segerstrom,
John Tureen and A. H~ammarstrom re-
turned on Thursday from Omaha where
they invested in one hundred and seven
bovines for feeding purposes.
Chas. S. johnson in his attempt to
sever the head from the body of a
large turkey Wednesday eve cut an
ugly cash on the back of his left hand.
L. j. Larson returned home on
Thursday from his extended stay with
his son E. E. at Omaha.
Miss Emma Bergstrom's many friends
at Kiron will learn with pleasure and
interest Of the good times she writes
she is having in Western States. 1t
will be remembered by all her leaving
Kiron W years ago with Surveyor
Crowley and wife whom she still is
with and at present they are in the
mountain regions where Railroad sur.
veyer Crowley has q big job of survey
ing to do.
b. j. Kranzo of Sioux City spent Thurs
day forenoon looking after business
connected with the Bowman and Kranz
Lumber Co.
One of the notable events in this
section of the contry was celebrated
Thursday afternoon and eve at the
home of Jacob G. Peterson four miles
west of kiron being the marriage of
of Miss Johanna Peters IN to Mr.. Aug.
Reinking to which over 500 people
were present. Music was furnished by
the Schleswig Band. May success and
joy unlimited ever be theirs.
Messrs j. b. Romans and Chas.
So 1No hnr nf haniSor. ord 1ooavh- hHnt<Sne
of Odebolt visited Kiron on business
matters on Friday last.
L. L. Osterland of Milford Township
was shaking hands with friends on our
streets Saturday.
N. P. Swanson, DR.. Burrows and
Will Sthran attended the county con-
vention at Denison Thursday being
y delegates from Otter Creek township.
Miss Lille Sthran and Mr.. and Mrs.
III Sthran and daughter Audrey of
Ida Grove arrived on Monday to visit
relatives for some time.
Our friend and former hotel man DR..
Gethman and daughter Hattie now of
Ida. Grove spent Thursday in Kiron DIR.
came on business but his time was so
taken up shaking hands and chatting
with his many a~cquantences that he
had little time for business.
Land agent Lund, Otto johnson,
Chas Larson, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
CONQUEST went to Redfeld, South
Dakota on Tuesday this week. Mr..
Lund will show the parties around on
the land he has for sale.
B. N. Benson will have a sale OF his
fosf0jnr nonhinory md afonG novt Eri.
day on his former farm west of Kiron.
Quite a number of young folks drove
to Oscar Tellgrens home near Boyer
Friday eve
On Wednesday morning two iudi-
viduals came to Kiron early with two
fat hogs which they sold to hog buyer
Austin who gave them the check for
S42 Tor them the .check was drawn in
favor of G. 81. Wilson.it being the name
n of them gave. After receiving the
check they went to some ofour business
men and ask them to cash it as the
bank was not open, but were unable to
get it cashed, finally the parties were
recognized as Ed land Guy Mckinney
OF Odebolt two toughs who frequently
in past have been up to crooked work
Mr.. Austin asked them to be given
the check as he thought he had made
q mistake in drawing it which they
handed him where upon Austin told
them to go with him to the bank which
instead of doing they hurried to the
livery barn got their team and left
town as fast as their team could take
them.
At the quarterly meeting of the
Baptist Young People Society on Tues.
day eve the following board of directors
were elected Pres. Rev. A. P, Hanson
Vice Pres. Chas. Winquest, Sec. Emma
Winquest, assistant Sec. Efie Erickson
and the committee of three consisted
OF Maurice Sjogren. Lillian Erngberg
and Erick S. Larson.
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