The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-24
THE r CHRONICLE,
E. E. clauson. Correspondent.


The business houses we're closed the
greatest part OF the cay Thursday in
memorial to our beloved President.
Memorial services were held at the
Baptist church in the afternoon. Not
wlthstauding the weather which added
to the gloomy feeling. quite a number
attended.
Messrs F. l.. johnson and John P.
Larson spent the past week at Beres-
ford, S D.
Erick S. Larson made a flying trip to
Denlson on Wednesday, returning
home in the evening.
Miss Tilda Nordholm went to Deni-
son Friday to visit a number of friends
in that city for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. August Erickson adj
mitted q little lady to their pleasant
home on Tuesday last who will claim
their love and affection and protection.
Quite a number from Kiron visited
the Ak-Sar-Ben at Omaha last week. of
which were F. O. johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. l. johnson Aubrey Pomerov.
L. j. Larson and Jno Thunstrom.
Mr.. Sander Samuelson. of Slayton.
Mimi visited relatives and %acquaint-
anees here last week
Mis- Lydia Benson va visitor in
a City the fir, part of the week
Also visited relatives in Lake View.
Mrs. Ellen Stone and family visited
relatives in Lake View the first parr
of the week.
Mr.. G. j. johnson went to Sac City
Saturday, remaining over Sunday at
tending the Camp meeting held by the
Holiness Society.
Oscar Eckblad left on Friday for
Boone, Iowa, with the expectation of
remaining it good employment could
be bad. His many friends can't but
wish him unsuccessful in his seeking
20 as to make him return back to
kiron.
Mr.. Swan Mam!tz was a passenger
Tor Denison Saturday afternoon where
ne transacted various ite..s of bust
ness
The C. p. Frodig farm was recently
odd to Joseph johnson for a consider
alton OF 500 an acre. Indeed era wford
county soil will ere long. if continuing
TO advance. be equal to Klondike's
gold mines,
Altin Jarl moved from Boyer last
week on to the N. p. Larson farm four
miles south of kiron and will assist
Mr.. Larson in farm work.
The farmers in this part say they are
going to have a good bali crop of corn
and are very well satisfied with their
prospects.
Mr.. c. f. Clauson went TO Rusk.
Iowa, on Friday to visit his daughter
and other acquaintance for a week or
more.
Mrs. Helen Johnston, of Denison,
visited relatives here over Sunday. re-
turning to her school which she is
teaching near Schleswig.
MI. Gust Anderson, of Ute, Iowa.
arrived on Friday to visit a few DAYS
with his brother Fred and family who
depart for Europe this week.
Rev. David and family arrived at
klron on Thursday, their household
goods arriving on Saturday, and will
soon be at home in the Free Mission
parsonage. On Thursday evening
they spent a few hours at the home of
@. G Carlson where a number of mem
bers 81 the church and friends had
gathered to greet them. bid them well
come and wish them happiness and
success during their stay and labor in
this locality. A pleasant evening of
social chat interspersed with songs and
All address of welcome by a. G. Siogren
which was responded to IN well beftt-
ing work by Rev. Anderson, made up
the program of the evening. May this
pleasant occasion be but the commence
ment of christian success and good
times together in both social and
labor.
A surprise party was held at the
home of c. +. Engberg on the Misses
Lena Engberg and Alma Carson, in
which a large number of friends par
%ticipated. Refreshments we're served
and social chat was INDUCED in until a
late hour when all returned to their
homes pleased with the pleasant time
spent. a set of books was presented
to each of the ladies.