The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-06-04
THE KIRON CHRONICLE

Mrs BOB Anderson spent Friday last
at Denison.
! Mr.. A. Lindgren, one of Ida county's
substantial farmers, spent Thursday
. with relatives east of town.
| Mrs. Victor Lindman was able to
come to town, Thursday, for the first
time after her great suffering from
4 rheumatic troubles.
| Mr.. L Michaelson and Aron F. John
! son were Schleswig visitors, Tuesday
1 last.
Miss Edith Anderson arrived from
Coon Rapids. Ia. Fridly afternoon, to
visit her grandma. Mrs. Peter Olson
/ and other relatives for short while.
| Mr. Chas. E, Hamren. representing
the Liniger q Metcalf Co, of Omaha,
spent couple of days here last week
with the firm of Swanson & Larson
| Mr.. Hamren was former resident
| here and many old time neigh bors and
| friends were pleased to greet him once
more.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Daniel
| son on Wednesday evening, boy
Charles felt so proud over the little
fellows arrival that he took vacation
the next day. and he weighed thirteen
pounds too, Charlie said.
Flags could be noticed on nearly
every business house in town Decora-
ton Day. 1t was a very quiet day and
not much business was done here.
Mr.. A. Norelins went to Denison.
Wednesday, to be present at the doings
there Decoration Day, and help to
decorate the graves of his comrades
aud defenders of the flag.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. johnson returned
to their home on Monday morning.
after their visit here and celebration
of their first wedding anniversary.
Services at the Mission church have
been discontinued for this week and
over Sunday, while the church is be-
ing papered and painted inside The
Sunday school will be held at the old
klron school house next Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Emil Sandstrom went to Schaller.
Iowa. Monday being transferred from
the Bowman Lumber Cos yard here
to their yard at Schaller. Emil says
he don't know how long he will have
TO remain. His many friends hope it
will be but for short time That he
will be missed goes without saying.
Our enterprising town is growing in
every way. On Friday it was reported
that the population of the town was
one more. made so by the arrival of a
little Norelius, who will claim Dor
tion of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Norelins
homo IL.
little fellow.
Kiion brass band rendered their frs,
music on the street Saturday evening,
and very large crowd came in to hear
them. Everybody were surprised when
they heard the excellent music for thev
have only practiced short time.
Mr.. A. j Clauson and Gust e. An
derson returned on Saturday evening
from Lake View. where they spent a
coupleof days fishing-belne rewarded
with lis fish.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Aft. Tellgren
on Monday morning. a little boy The
happy parents are rejoicing over their
new family addition.
The tent meeting will be commenced
this week at Kiron, to continue for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lunagren. of
| Denison visited relatives end friends
| here the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Augusta Brinkman and three
| children, OF Lincoln, Nebr.. arrived
| Saturday evening to visit at the home
of Mrs. B. brother. Rev. A. Modig. and
| Ot 20 q ri aS for fc, 40
| The Misses Clara johnson and Lar
son arrived home last week from their
| business trips to Ute and Perry and
| other points in Iowa.
Mr. Grandpa Sweede died at his home
northeast of Kiroa on Thursday last.
and was buried in the Kiron cemetery
(, on Friday forenoon. A number Of
friends gathered to follow the remains
to their last resting place We are
1 sorry that we are unable to give AGE
and other information of this old resi-
dent, who has gone to join many of the
| old settlers of this locality.
Mrs. Christina Anderson returned to
Kiron. Monday. from her months stay
at the home of her son in Woodbury.
county.
MIR. Olof. Bergman took the train at
Kiron, Saturday night, for Chicago.
| After days rest there he will proceed
on his trip to Jemtland, Sweden, to visit
| his old homestead
A certain young chap in our midst
with less brains and common sense
than meanness, wrote a letter to a GER
tain young lady south of town signing
10 it the name of a respected young
gentleman in kiron. The chap is
known and some costly fun is to be met
ere long by him.
Mr.. Oscar Sedarburg. of near Ida
Grove, visited K:ron. Monday morn
ing.
Rev. A. Modig is at Boone. Iowa
this week, going there on Monday to
attend The annual conference of the
Free Mission Society in session there,
The delegation from the Kiron church
will leave on Wednesday to be present
during the latter part of the session
This conference is to be one of the
most important sessions ever held by