The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-12
THE KIRON CHRONICLE

Rev, A. Modig from Kansas City
Will preach at the Mission Church next
Sunday evening
Miss Amy Erickson from Odebolt has
been visiting at the home of P B. o.
son the past week.
A masquerade dance was held at the
klron hall Saturday evening which a
number OF lovers cf that sport attended.
ALT Tellgren is moving his family to
kiron this wee6. They will live up
stairs in the L. j. Larson house
Mr., and Mrs Gust Schlotfeldt are
now costly settled in the Samuelson
residence recently vacated by the POM
eroy family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Gustafsen
in old kiron on Saturday night bright
little Miss. We congratulate the hap
Ply father and mother.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pomeroy left on Thursday
evening for Mansfield Ohio in response
to message, stating that her sister re
siding there was failing fast. She will
remain until her husband makes a per-
manent location. 1t was with deep
regret that kiron babe farewell to Nlrs
Pomeroy as she had won by her gentle
and atfable ways with all she came in
4 contact with, esteem and respect On
Saturday mora Mr.. T. Nj. Pomeroy
bade farewell to his many Kiron friends
aud left for Omaha. if finding satisfact-
DRY employment, to remain. kiron has
lost respected couple which it will not
very soon forget.
On Wednesday evening March 4th,
the happenings took place that moved
the names of Nels E. Sandstrom and
Mabel Lundell off the single list to the
married files, The ceremony took place
at the Swedish Lutheran church at
seven o'clock, when Rev. j. Christisn-
son of Dayton Iowa spoke the words
that made this happy couple husband
and wife. The bridemaids were Edna
Lundell and Delpha Lindskoog and the
groomsman Martin Sandstrom and
Enoch Lindskoog The church was
profusely decorated in most pleasing
and artistic style with plants flowers
and ribbons, Three arches appropriate
ly trimmed with ribbon presented a
beautiful sight The church was pack
ed with friends and relatives of the cou-
pie to witness. A reception was held
at the brides home to which friends
and relatives to the number of a hun
dred gathered the same evening
A fine supper Eas awaiting the couple
and the guests on tLeir arrival from the
church. A large number of handsome
and useful presents was rendered them
Among the guests from afar We mention
Miss Sarah SEWERS from Omaha, Serea.
phim SEWERS from Stanhope, Iowa and
Harry Nord OF Oklahoma, Oliver Bro
leen from Dalespurg s. D. At late hour
the guests departed after having spent
a royal time and surely not one will for.
get the marriage of Nels and Mable
On Friday they left for short wed.
ding trip to Omaha. A large number
of friends and relatives were at the de.
pot to see them go and they boarded the
train in showers of rice that was thrown
The groom is we'll known as is the BRIDE,
b ing two of the most respected and
affable young people and the wishes are
the heartiest OF all for their success and
, happiness as they together glide dowr
| the stream of life and may no heavy
t=mpestuous storms meet them.As Nels
intends to farm they will soon be settled
on his fathers last farm. Success
may it ever be theirs is the added wish
of the writer.
, Chas. o. Swanson was appointed
mail carrier on route on Monday tt
, fill the vacancy of Chas S. Johson wht
handed his resignation after his frs
day trip. Mr.. Swanson will make ;
first class carrier when he gels accus
toned to the work,
: Frank Ogren returned on Monda.
} morning from Carroll where he visited
his brother Herman at the hospital
He reports that his brother is rapid.
: improving and will soon be at home.
, Mp. Swanson returned home OF
/ Thursday from Chicago where he mar
3 keted stock.
i Mr. Na1a Larson will oSsist in fhe i'm
plement business of N. P Swanson.