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

last.
William Huckstep of Deloit spent
few hours in Kiron on Monday last
week.
Mr.. q. t. Nixon and daughter
Eunice spent Thursday afternoon in
kiron.
Mrs. L. o. Dapiels and children of
Odebolt visited Editor Ward and wife
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pithan, near
Bower. spent a portion of Thursday
afternoon in Kiron.
Mr. Steve .Sachell of Odebolt drove
down to kiron Saturday where he had
important business to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Smith of Ode
holt have been the guests at the c. 3.
Engberg home the past week.
Mr. Charlie Sjogren recently went TO
Big Springs, south Dakota, to remain
for the greatest part OF the fall
Miss Nellie Wenquest visited ac-
ouaintances near Ida Grove the first
of the week, returning on Thursday.
Master G. Russell and Garnet and
Ruby Norman of Denison are visitors
this week at the home of Nels Miller.
From the Akron Register" we CLEAN
cago last week to WORK at the MILL
merry trade.
Mrs. Mary johnson and daughter-in-
law arrived on Saturday from Wood
bury county to visit relatives and
friends in these parts.
Mr. Chas. S. johnson and Miss Tilda
Nordholm visited a portion of Sunday
afternoon at the home OF Alfred Nord-
holm, near Ida Grove.
Mr.. Albert Hanson Went to Galva
Saturday, to join his wife and dauSh-
ter who We're visiting there, all re-
turning home Sunday
Mr. John Sandburg is having one OF
his dwelling houses near town painted
in a very effective color at the hands OF
painter John b. johnson.
Mr.. w. R. Temple and Frank Brown
represented Denison in our town last
week, the former on Thursday after
noon and the latter Friday.
Miss Lena Engberg arrived in Kiron
last week and we understand to re-
main. Her large circle of friends are
pleased to welcome her back.
William Sthram made business trip
to Omaha the first part of the past
week. Elmer Mauritz assisting at the
store during his absence
Rev. A. Modig preached his fare
we'll sermon on Sunday afternoon at
Ida church. Quite a number of young
people from kiron accompanied him.
Mr. A. G. Siogren and Nels Miller
visited relatives and acquaintance at
Pomeroy and Rusk, Iowa, the first OF
the week. going by the overland route.
Mr. Fred Quades new house is soon
completed and ready for occupancy
This being the third house erected By
him in few years, twice being burnt
out.
Road Supervisor John Anderson will
a large working force has cut dowl
the steep hill at the crossing in the
northwest corner of town the past
week
Miss Anna Shaw, daughter of w. S
Shaw residing three miles northwest OF
Kiron, has been elected to the position
of primary teacher in the Ida Grove
public school.
Mr.. Herman Bluhm and sister, Miss
Ida of Seward, Neb., visited at the
home of their brother, w. Biuhm. il
Kiron, the latter part of last week ant
the first of this.
Mrs. NJ NJ Willard and son Clinton
of West Union, Iowa, are visitors il
Kiron this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. f. A. Burrows. Mrs. NJ. ant
Mrs. B. are sisters.
Mrs. Charlotte Nordgren who ha
been visiting at the home of Mrs
Herman Erickson northeast of Kiron
returned to her home in Centerville, S
D., on Saturday last
Miss Tilda Larson arrived from
Omaha on Saturday to visit relative
a few weeks. She was accompanied b,
Miss Ida Bloom who will enjoy coun
try life for a few weeks.
Mr. Albert Bagge of Charter Gal
spent Thursday in I<iron visiting v
Scribe. Together we used to weigh on
groceries and fill orders at Hunt
store in Deloit years ago.
Mr. Fred Beeler left Kiron last weel
for Odebolt and possibly he goes on. t.
Chicago to locate His departure i
greatly regretted by our brass ban'
as it loses in him their leader
The new school house in Old Kiro
is receiving its finishing touches. Nj
Lawler has commenced the erection o
the new school house two miles soutl
of Cent, Stockholm township.
The following item we copy from TIL
Ida Grove Era: I<iron is certainly II
with the times. 1t has telephon
exchange, creamery, bicycle factory
rural telephone connections and
museum and the town is only nine
teen months old. So says the Sentine
M. Guessing and sons. who starte
overland for Minnesota some tw
weeks ago, writes back that it too
them eleven days to make the journey
They went there to do some fall pillow
9ing as they will move there in til
spring.
The Northwestern excursion frol
Schleswg to Sac City Friday was
total failure. Three coaches made Il
the train that carried two passenger
from Schleswig and four from Kiro,
Those going from Kiron to the fai
We're DR.. r. A. Burrows and nephew
Mullard, and Editor Ward and Wife.
John p. Turin and August Samuelso
returned home Saturday from the fa
at Sac Civ where thay aotara6 stool