The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-28
THE KIRON CHRONICLE
E. E. Clauson, Correspondent.

E. E. Clauson. Correspondent.
i Editor H. T. Ward was business
visitor in the city of Omaha the latter
part of the past week.
Il F. L. johnson is spending week or
more in the state Of Minnesota.
Robert Meisner and A. Sedarburg
went to Mondamin on Monday last on
a hunting tour.
The Misses Lydia Benson, Emma
Bergstrom and Alma Hanson visited at
Denison on Monday, making the drive
across the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Down and family
and Mr.. and Mrs John Mcfarland, all
of Odebolt, were guests at the Al Han
son home on Sunday last.
While in town on Monday last Mr..
John Erickson purchased two fine resi-
dence lots in the western part of our
fourishing town. We did not learn if
he will build at present, but we hope
he will, and move to town.
Mr. Theron Beck, who returned on
Thursday last to his home at Odebolt
from his stay at the Bible school at
! Cincinnati, Ohio spent a few hours in
Kiron with friends Sunday evening.
He contemplates going to Nebraska to
engage in Missionary work.
Miss Lydia Benson has been secured
to teach the school in district No l,
Otter Creek townsh which will open
| Monday next
| Mr. j. Fauberg was in Kiron on Mon
day, purchasing farming implements
from dealer Swanson. He has recently
moved back on to his farm in Ida coun-
ty after years absence in Minnesota
where the climate and other conditions
did not conform with his expectations.
Quite few are in receipt of packages
of free government seeds through the
courtesy of their congressman If they
fail to have good garden this year it
will be the fault of the government
Rev. ] M Rydman from Keewanee,
ILL.,, who was rendered call from the
Swedish Lutheran church to become
its pastor, has answered the same in
the negative
Mr.. and Mrs Gust Samuelson, of
Odebolt, Iowa, visited at the home of
Ogren Bros. Sunday last,
Mr.. P. E. Undell is in South Dakota
at present working land sales near the
vicinity of Redfield S. D.
4 Mr.. Cliff Winset prescription clerk
severed his connection at the Kiron
Pharmacy on Saturday last and left
for La Mars La. where he has secured
employment in Drug store, while here
he made many friends who regret that
he decided to change locations.
Miss Clara johnson returned home
Friday from her weeks visit at Neville
and Sioux City. She was accompanied
by cousin, a-iss Christianson.
Rev. N. P. Truedson returned to
Kiron Monday after short tour
throughout Nebraska and will remain
indefinitely
b. N. Benson, assisted by Gust Ian.
der, commenced laying the foundation
Tuesday for the new Hoagland store
building which will be pushed to COM
) pletion at once.
Mr.. Oliver Olson purchased lot
south of the B N. Benson property and
will erect residence therein at once.
Mr. and Mrs. Olson have worked hard
on their farm and have decided to move
to town and enjoy the fruits of their
labor in their old age.
Mr.. Abel Peterson of Odebolt Ia. is
spending few weeks with friends.
;. AS number of our citizens were
called to Sac City last week to testify
: in the saloon case, many will with in
terest learn of the results which we
copy from the Sac Sun. "The case of
Mary D. Byrne VS.. Adam Anchsteller
ct al, was placed on trial Tuesday 1t
was suit brought against the defend
ants bond rs saloonkeeper at Kiron,
Crawford to recover damages for in.
juries received on the railroad by the
plaintiffs husband while intoxicated, il
is alleged by liquor sold IN the defend.
ants saloon. Part of the evidence was
, submitted yester ay but this morning,
it having been shown in evidence that
the saloon was conducted by partner.
3 ship and that the bond, one of the
) sureties of which resides in Sac county,
| was not valid, the plaintiff dismissed
the suit without prejudice in order to
bring it against the defendant Anch.
steller in Ida county, his place of resi-.
dence.
The cellar is completed and the cree.
ton of the new Hoaglund store build.
ing will be commenced and pushed at
once.
J; The homes of P. A. johnson and
Henry Brinkmans were released from
Quarantine for small pox last week