The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-27
THE KIRON CHRONICLE
E. e. clauson, Correspondent.

MIR. John Nelson went to Harcourt
on Tuesday of last week to visit rela-
tives for few days.
d. +. Brown, with his medicine show
entertained a small crowd on our
streets, Tuesday evening, advertising
what he claims his most wonderful
remedy to cure nearly ali the diseases
the human race is heir to.
On Thursday evening of this week
commences the Young Christians Con-
terence to continue over Sunday at the
Mission church. A good many are ex-
pected to attend from other places and
an interesting session is looked for.
Mrs Celia Lindberg and children, of
Omaha, are visiting the families of N
p. Swanson and Nels Larson this week,
arriving last Wednesday,
Mr. Peter Nordell left on Wednesday
morning with another party of land
seekers for Redfeld, S. D. Those go
ing from kiron we're. Messrs. Hans
Jhade, William Schernbeck, Henry
Butler and G. J. johnson. The latter
goes to look after landed interest
there.
Mr.. Chas. Erne shipped cattle to
Omaha, Tuesday, In driving them to
the station at Ellis, crossing the Boyer
bridge, the sixty foot span went down
with the cattle.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson
on Saturday, August 18th, little boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof. Meleen, of Ode
bolt, visited relatives and friends in
and around Kiron on Friday.
Mr.. H. F. Volkman returned from
his visit near Council Bluffs, Iowa, the
first part of the past week. 1t is,
rumored that Mr.. Volkman is a ,andi-
date for the nomination of county
school superintendent.
Miss Alfena Lillieholm. of Denison.
spent the past week in Kiron at the
home OF Rev. A. Modig.
Fred Gronau returned home on We'd
nesday from Chicago. where he had
been with fat stock and as his usual
luck received a good price.
Don't forget the advertised sale of
Rev. A. Modigs on Wednesday after
noon, Sept. 4th. He will also offer to
highest bidder his fine residence prop
erty.
Mr.. Fred Shurkee returned home on
Thursday from his trip and few DAYS
visit at Chicago enjoying himself i'm
mensely.
Married, at Sioux City on Wednes-
day evening, August Goth, by Rev. C. j.
Almqulst, Mr.. j. B. Samuelson of this
locality to Mrs. Anderson from Worth
ington, Mimi The couple arrived
home Thursday, to reside on Mr..
Samuelsons farm north of Kiron.
May joy and peace follow them.
Messrs. John Winquest, Joseph Eng
berg and 0, Olson went to Big Springs.
S. D., on Friday. The two former goes
to build on their farms there to be gone
some two weeks, and the latter to visit
acquaintance few days.
On Friday evening a number of
friends OF Emil Sandstrom gathered at
his home to help him celebrate his 21st
birthday A delightful evening was
spent and one that will always be re-
membered by Emil He. now proudly
wears an elegant charm donated to
him by the friends who helped him
spend the evening.
Mr.. John Hudson from the Brown
photograph gallery, spent Friday after
noon in Kiron taking picture of the
Free Mission Sunday school together
with Rev. A. Molig and wife
A special stock shipment Of fifteen
cars was made on Friday afternoon
from Kiron to Chicago. The shipper
was N. P. Larson who sent in ten cars
OF the finest fat stock ever shipped from
this locality and four cars of hogs Mr..
N. ?. Swanson shipped one car of
butchers stock Those going into
Chicago with the shipment were
Messrs. N. P. Larson, N. P. Swanson.
Chas. Dolk, Fred Beeler, o. E. Sthrau,
Andrew Nelson.
The Mission church was crowded to
It's utmost capacity on Sunday eve to.
hear Rev. A. Modig prea b his last
sermon. His subject, 1.-THE GOSPEL. It's
Source, Nature, Power, Influence, and
Its Final Glorious Hope, was profitably
and interestingly handled. He will re-
main over the Young Peoples conyen-
ton this week
Mr.. 0. E. Sthrau went into Chicago
Saturday and will post himself in the
telephone mysterious so as to be able to
adjust and repair any breaks OF de-
engagements on the Kiron telephone
line
Mrs. M. Willard and son, who have
been the guests of DR.. F. A. Barrows
the past week, returned to their home
at West Union, Saturday
Mr. Roy Christinson of Omaha is a
visitor among relatives and friends this
week in Kiron.