The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-13
THE KIRON CHRONICLE
E. E. clauson. Correspondent.

+. e. Clauson. Correspondent
j. - Warbasse. of Denison. was in
our midst last week.
Miss Hllma johnson and mother and
Emil johnson spent Tuesday last at
Denison.
Miss Annie Berg returned home last
week from her stay of nearly two years
in the West
Editor Heuschen. of the Schleswig
Herald, spent between trains at Kiron
on Monday.
Among the Kiron teachers attending
the Normal are, Lydia Benson and
Alma Hanson.
Mr.. G. w. Carlson spent the past
week with acquaintances and relatives
in South Dakota
Mrs. Albert Hanson went to Odebolt,
Sunday, to visit relations there and at
Galva few days.
Miss Verna Baker, of Woodbne,
Iowa. is visiting her friend, Clara
Larson, this week.
DR.. F. A Burrows and wife and VIM.
Sthran were Schleswig visitors on
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Manda OFT. of Denison, visited
at the home of her uncle. Adolph Off,
west of town last week.
Mr.. O. M. Graham, manager of the
Bowman Lumber Co., visited at River
side, Iowa, over Sunday.
Rev. o. Osback left the first part of
last week for Council Bluffs and thence
to Red Oak, Iowa, for ten day stay.
MIR. John Tureen and son, Albin, re-
turned Friday morning from their trip
to Chicago, where they went with fat
cattle.
Miss Sarah Sleeves returned to Omaha
on Friday after her six weeks vacation
at the home of her uncle, S. N. Sand
strom.
Mrs. Louisa Peterson and Mrs. A. W
Cederholm and two sons, all of Omaha,
were visitors the fore part of the past
| week in Kiron.
Among the Kironites whom the cir
Gus attracted to Denison, Thursday
were: P. A. Peterson and family.
Aron Miller and Albert Mauritz.
Rev. A. Modig advertises a sale OF
his household and other goods for
Wednesday, Sept 4th, at the Mission
parsonage.
The year-old boy of 7. E. Nor
dell while at play Thursday afternoon
fell from lawn seat and broke his
right arm.
Messrs. Aubrey and Milton Pomeroy
and their mother, Mrs. Pomeroy went
to Lake View, Saturday, to spend Sun.
day with friends from Stratford, Iowa.
Miss Emily Swanson came home
Tuesday afternoon from her delightful
trip and visit to Burlington, Iowa. Elk.
hart, Ind, and Chicago.
Among those who enjoyed the couple
of days outing at Lake View last week
from these parts were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Larson.
Mrs. John Berg and son, Gust, and
Mrs. AdoIph Anderson, all of WARSAW
| Neb., visited at the home of A. F.
Lundberg several days last week.
| Messrs. P. E. Nordell, Hans Butler,
{ F. Norelius and Olof. Sandeen went to
Redfeld, S. D.. Wednesday, to inspect
land for which Mr.. Nordell is agent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Engberg went
to Stanton, Neb., on Thursday after.
noon, to look after landed interests
there for few days.
Mr.. Alfred Miller is enjoying a two
weeks vacation visiting relatives and
! friends at Rusk, Iowa, and before re.
turning will take in the enjoyments at
Storm Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs n A. Christensen
visited at the home OF E. w. Ander-
son the latter part of the week on their
way home to Omaha from Chicago,
where they visited friends.
Messrs. F. L johnson. of johnson
Vile. and John P. Larson were among
the passengers west, Saturday after
noon, bound for Charter Oak to re.
main over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs G. o. ostergren and
wife, of ST. Paul, Mimi, visited the
families of Swan johnson and G. E.
Engberg last week, leaving on Satur-
day for Oakland, Nebr., to visit rela-
tives
Mr.. S. o. Crook, one of the sturdy
farmers northeast of Kiron, visited
Denison on Tuesday. AS a period of
nearly ten years has elapsed since he
saw that town he found great change
had taken place.
BELL Chickering'S.