The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-11-11
The Mifon Chronicle

! The new engine house built by the town
is completed. 1t was erected by Donnel-
sen and Johnson
Mrs. NJ. l. Vail has leased the Johnson
hotel and has conducted the same the past
| week. Mrs w. comes recommended as a
| first class hotel lady, and is endeavoring
| to conduct the hotel business TO the salts
| faction of its patrons, She should have,
and is deserving of the entire hotel trade
| in town.
Rev Andrew Swartz, pasto- of the Bap-
| fist church in Ida Co., has resigned his
pastorate and has accepted charge in the
state of Washington. He holds a sale of
his personal effects on this week Thurs
day
fourth paper has been launched in
kiron, called the Kiron Svenskan, printed
in the Swedish language, edited by H. T.
Ward. 1t gives the news of Kiron and
surroundings ard general information,
and is welcomed by number of Swedish
people who are unable to read the English
language. If the patronage is sufficient to
assure its existance, it has come to stay.
Election is over and again the majority
has spoken. In the Kiron pr cinct quite
few voters stayed home and no urging
could move them to come out |, is a
poor policy indeed not TO perform the one
duty and privilege we owe, and have to go
and cast our vote for the party and men
whose principles we uphold. That is what
we call poor citizens.
Nels Johnson and two of our feminine
specimen visited at our neighboring town
of Schleswig on "Wednesday eve
Rev N Wicksell has commenced a BIZ
| bic school al the Mission church on Satur-
| day afternoons at which all the young
| folk are invited to attend
Our rustllng drayman Enoch Miller.
will have large barn erected west Of the
livery barn. Enoch believes in doing
things up right and from the size and ar
rangment of his new barn will demon
strate the fact
Mrs. Z. C. Stocker returned on Thurs
| day morning from short visit with friends
at Sac City.
Missionary liilma Hageten who is on
her way to China and who is to receive
yearly nearly one hundred and thirty doll
ars for her support from parties in Kiron
is spending this month here She sails
for China in January.
| Captain Sven Weberg, General Staff
Commander for the Swedish division of
the Salvation Army of hicago, will be in
kiron Nov. 24th and 18th Arrangements
will be made for several meetings for him
during his stay. He is noted speaker
and writer in the cause of religion and it
will be with pleasure that his visit TO our
town again will be learned
/ Hugh Chambers, the we'll known sales
man of Lake View, was transacting bust
ness in Kiron on Saturday.
| Petitions have been sent in both to the
railroad company and commissioners for
the reestablishment of our former passen-
ger train service recently abandoned and
results are being awaited
Rural Route Inspector Alex Charles of
Cedar Rapids. was in kiron on Wednes
day to examine the applicant for the va
cancy made by the resignation Of Carrier
Lundell on Route No Albert Young
berg was the only applicant who took the
examinat on.
Mrs. Nels Olson. who has resided in
these parts for over thirty-tive years
leaves this week for Dakota where she
will make her future home with her two
sons who moved there last year She is
enc of the oldest settlers here and it is
with strange feelings that she moves away
from this locality which she has seen so
wonderfully developed. May peace be
her share the remainder of her'days.
Rev. Carl E. oberg, OF Omaha, is a XII
ron visitor this week, and is holding sever
al meetings at the Baptist church.