The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-16
THE r CHRONICLE
f. f. clauson. Correspondent.

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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Fhram.
OF Monday morning, July Sth. a boy.
Milt Childers, of Deloit. was a bust
ness visitor in our midst on last Satur-
day.
Mr.. John Mcdonald, of near Vail.
spent Saturday in Kiron on business
matters.
Mr.. Swan Nelson and sister, Augusta.
of Boyer, spent a portion of Saturday
in Kiron.
The Reinking saloon was opened
Monday for business by a party from
Schleswig.
Mr.. Will Schroeder, of schleswig,
was a business visitor in Kiron. Mon
day forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Downs, of Ode
bolt. were Sunday visitors at the home
of Al. Hanson.
County Supervisor Schroeder, of
S~chleswig, spent Friday in Kiron on
official business.
Harry Bailey, of Denison, made
Kiron acouaintances a visit the latter
part of the week.
The band boys gave another dance,
Friday evening. which was attended
by a large number of lovers OF that
sport.
Rev. A. P. Hanson and wife visited
Schleswig. Sunday afternoon. They
have started a Sunday school at that
place.
Messrs. e. E. Stone and John ?. Lar
son and Miss Daisy Larson attended
the Holiness Camp-meeting at Manila,
Sunday.
Mr.. Peter Lundell is having a fine
residence built on his farm northeast
of Kiron. Contractor jacobson is do
ing the work.
Mr.. Joseph Johnson ended his pleas
ant visit with his Kiron relatives and
returned to his home in Newmans
Grove, Monday.
Mr.. p. Waldemar has been confined
to his bed the past three weeks. the re-
suits of an injury sustained while fell
ing willow trees.
The Kiron Mutual Farmers Insur-
ance Society held their ~semi-annual
meeting at old Kiron. Saturday. to adj
lust and settle claims and transact
other business of the company.
Prof. John Lee, of the Baptist Col
lege at Sac City. was a visitor in klron
the first part of this week. He preach
ed at the Baptist church Sunday eve
ing.
Mr.. Albert G. Norelins took a we'll
earned rest from his combining store
work last week, going to Lake View,
Wednesday. where he attended the
Swedish Mission Sunday school picnic
of Odebolt and enjoying the lake
The foundation is laid and the frame
work going up for the new school house
at old Kiron. p. G Lawler of Jackson
township having the contract for Its
erection. The new site is on the lot
Joining j. o Nelson's residence, as the
old site was too near the railroad
track.
Rev. Jules Mauritzon has, resigned
his pastorage at theSweedish Lutheran
church and accepted the professorship
of the Augustana College located at
Rock Island, Ill The church loses a
pastor whose equal they never had.
and this community in his remova'
loses a gentleman through and through,
Rev. G. N. Forsberg of North eros.
venor. Conn. has been secured to sue
coed him.
Arrangements have been nade t.
hold the first Young Peoples State
2 -.Gu. H. JN,,oD Miceior "a h 4 rcI
at Kiron, the latter part OF next month
A large delegation of young Christian
from various points in the state is ex
pected to be present. The program 10
the convention will consist OF addresse
by prominent Christian speakers, dis
cussion of questions of interest t
young Christians The song servic
during the convention will be led b.
Miss Eda Carlson of Boone. la. Effort
will. be made to secure among tn
speakers to m Rev. G. A. Young c
Boone, Gust johnson of Moline, Iowa
and Fred Nelson of Omaha, Nebr.
P. B. Olson is hauling lumber 10
the remodeling and charging OF hi
dwelling.
7. O. Booth OF Woodbine, Ia, Sc
up his photo tent in Kiron Tuesday
remain a few weeks.
Rev. A. Modig and family spe1
Tuesday visiting the family OF A. Ii
lieholm, near Denison.
Rev. Phillip Nelson, a former mi
sionary to China, will preach at I'll
Mission church lex Sunday mornin
and evening.
Wednesday a chicken buyer had
car at Kiron and quite a number
farmers brought in their feathers
stock.
Miss Sarah SEWERS OF Omaha al
rived in Kiron last week to spend tt
hot summer months at the home
her uncle, S. M. Sandstrom.
Mrs. J.. A. Lawrence and son, Gil
returned home Saturday from S
Louis, where Cliff attended a schoc
learning the latest in photography.
Mrs. P. f. Nordell and children al
Miss Blanche Olson returned hon