The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-09-30
THE kIRON CHRONICLE
E. E. clauson. Correspondent

The familiar face of Jess McAhren OF
Denlson, could be seen on our streets
Monday
Mr.. Jas. Wilson, of Chicago, spent
the first of the week among our feeders
IN the interests of Rosenbaum & Co.
Kiron had its first strike on Monday
last. The section hands in the employ
OF the G. & NV. railroad refused to
go to work unless their pay was in
creased from $l.25 to 81 so per day
Section Boss Anderson notified head
quarters of their demand by telegram
and received orders that the demanded
increase would be allowed
Mr.. c. g. Carlson went to Omaha on
! Tuesday to buy cattle for feeding pur-
1 poses
Will Schroeder, of Schleswig, had
business in kiron on Monday
E H. Mauritz and wife are seeing the
sights and visiting in Sioux City and
Neville Iowa, this week
John P;than, of near Ellis, Iowa, was
business visitor in our burg on Mon.
day last.
Miss Alfens Lillieholm, of Denison,
is spending this week in our midst.
V. Renius, former China Missionary
will give an illustrated lecture of China
at the Baptist church on Wednesday
evening of this week.
Rev. A. P. Hanson and j. A. Law
renee went to Chicago on Monday to
attend the annual General Conference
and the Fiftieth Jubilee of the Swedish
Baptists of America.
At the republican caucus recently
held in Stockholm township the follow.
ing nominations were made: o. E
Clauson for Justice: A j. Clauson,
assessor; France Peterson, constable;
E. N. Sandstrom. clerk
Sthran Bros. are looking for their fall
and winter stock of new millinery goods
to arrive this week. Their millinery
department this year will be in charge
OF Miss Edna Miller, an efficient and ex-
perienced trimmer from Ute, Iowa.
Miss Minnie Lundell returned home
on Friday from her trip and stay in the
west at Denver and Pueblo, Colo She
reports having had an excellent time.
Quite large number of Kironites
took in the Carnival at Denison last
week.
Messrs. Nels A. johnson, Albert Ham
son and VIM Sthran were business
visitors at Omaha the last of the past
week and the first of this week.
Mrs. Cyrus Dobsou and daughter
from Deloit made short visit in Kiron
Friday afternoon.
E. E. and G. w. Clauson spent Thurs.
day in Schleswig buying poultry for
Clauson q Johnson
Mrs. Carl Kastner arrived home on
Saturday from visit in lama Co. with
relatives.
A new residence. size 24x2s, is feet
high, and a barn 16x20, II feet high is
to be erected on the German Lutheran
church property southeast of Kiron.
The contract for it's erection is held by
William Vontool, of Denison. Rev.
Walter, OF Cook township, Sac county,
has been given a call to become pastor
.o SAA0 SAoASA oASl IL uc dCCCpIS Will DC
the occupant of the new house.
Hans Jhade, residing four miles
north west of Kiron, is lying at the
point of death. All hopes Of his re.
covery have been given up. He came
home from the hospital at Omaha last
week, where no aid could be given him.
He is one of the respected pioneers of
his neighborhood.
At a meeting of the Board of Direc.
tors of the. Kiron Creamery, Friday
afternoon, w. NJ. Strain resigned as
secretary and manager and F. M. Pome.
roy was appointed to fill vacancy. Sew
eral other important questions were
taken up and disposed of, among which
was the one of paying cash for all milk
and cream on delivery. This necessi
tated some changes in the detail work
OF accounts but is an advance in the
right direction and gives the patron
ready cash for his product This ar
rangement can be taken advantage of
by those who could not make daily trips
by bringing in their own milk as we'll
as their neighbours whenever they do
come. Disposition was authorized of a
large number of ten gallon Jersey milk
cans at handsome discount. Anyone
needing cans have an opportunity now
of genuine bargain