The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-11
THE KIRON CHRONICLE
E. E. clauson. Correspondent

E. E. Clauson. Correspondent
Quite few have been suffering with
inflated jaws, the consequences of en-
tertaining the mumps.
Rev, Aug Olson, Baptist State Mis-
last Thursday evening.
Arthur ohnson, of Woodbury. coun.
ty, was visitor with relatives here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stephens, of Ar
thur, Iowa, spent the latter part Of the
week visiting at the home of B N. Ben
son, going to Denison Saturday after
noon to visit over Sunday
Mrs. P. S. Mauritz has sold her farm
west of town to A M. Larson. The
consideration we have not learned
She advertised sale of her stock and
farming machinery to be held on Thurs
day the 18th.
Our implement dealer has decided to
| quit farming, and having rented his
land will hold sale of his farm ma
chinery on Friday, the l4th. His time
and attention are required constantly
at his business.
| Peter Staw, one of the earliest settlers
of this settlement, died recently at his
home in Clay Center, Kansas, at the
ripe age of 81 years. He has many &C
quaintances and old time friends here
who will learn of his death with sad
! ness.
Rev. Oscar Wennstrand and wife of
Odebolt, and Mrs. P. A Lindskoog and
daughter from Wheeler township at
tended the services at the Mission
church Sunday evening.
Mr.. F. L johnson held meeting on
Sunday afternoon last at the home of
| C. j. johnson east of Kiron.
| William Peters, a former farmer
southeast of Kiron some years ago. died
on his farm near Charter Oak on Tues.
day last week, after long and painful
illness. He was highly respected
/ German farmer.
Mr.. G. j. Hoaglund, former farmer
of this locality, but for the past several
years engaged in the merchandise bust
ness at Arthur, has purchased bust
ness lot and intends to erect store
building at once and will put in stock
of general merchandise. He will also
erect residence and move to Kiron.
Mrs. Mary Mauritz entertained a
large number of scholars and several
teachers of the Free Mission School at
her home Thursday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in singing and
listening to talks by Rev. D. Anderson,
Jno. Cedargren, Mary Mauritz and the
Superintendent. Refreshments were
served before the company dispersed.
mrs. Mauritz was presented with q
handsome album by her visitors as q
token of esteem and friendship and OF
appreciation of her labor in the Sunday
school.
r. C. Edgerton, of Omaha, spent q
few hours in Kircn Saturday aftern on
transacting business with the firm OF
Clauson and johnson.
/ Mr.. Chas. Dolk made his first trip on
the road for the Minneapolis Binder
/ Co, having been assigned this territory
A good job for Chas if he sticks to it
Married, at Ida Grove on Wednesday
last, Mr.. John Lantz and Miss Jennie
johnson both from this locality. They
went to housekeeping in the former B
N. Benson residence west of Kiron
May all the joy and happiness possible
to be enjoyed by human beings be
theirs
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Selander moved
away from this locality last week ant
are now located on farm south O
Denison, if our informant is correct.
| Mr.. c. F. Clauson has material on thu
grounds for new residence to. b.
erected on his farm southeast of Kiron
as soon as the weather gets settled.