The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04
The Miron Chronicle


forenoon in iron trading,
N P. Swanson was in Chicago the first
part of the week with three cars OF cattle
and hogs.
Dame Rumor has it that Erick Larson
who is working in Des Moines will soon be
married man. Erick is one OF Our
boys" who has large circle of friends
here who wish him nothing but the best OF I
life.
The family of August Linman has been
placed under quarantine, as Della Linman
is having seige of the scarlet fever. 1t
is hoped by their many friends thai 1t will
soon be over.
Elmer Winans of Deloit spent several
days in our midst offering for sale medl-
cine which it is claimed will cure all the
ailments the human nature is subject too.
Richard Lunkell, John Peterson and
John Tureen returned last Tuesday from
their trip to Chicago where they marketed
cattle
Missionary Hilma Hagsten who left
Kiron for China recently writes back to
friends of her safe arrival in that country
The Staffanson estate sale on Tuesday
afternoon was attended by fair number
considering the busy time and everything
sold at good figures. E. E. Clauson
auctoneered the sale
Hon. 7. r. Mates aud w. F. Bay of
Odebot spent Thursday in Kiron looking
after business interests they hold in the
Boyer Valley Bank Co. The bank is in
creasing its business steadily.
The Ladies Aid Circle met at the home
of Lena Jacobsen on Thursday afternoon.
Rev N. P. Trudson after short stay
at his home left last week for missionary
tour throughout the state of Nebraska.
DR.. H a Boyle ef Denson made pro-
fessional call in our midst the first of the
week
Mrs. F. Burrows and Alice Sandberg
enjoyed the fine weather and roads on
Thursday by taking drive to benson.
A festival service was held at the Luth-
eran church last Sunday evening in COM
memoration of the founding of the Luth-
eran church. A very interesting program
| was rendered.
Miss Emily Swanson is lying very ill at
the home Of her brother in law. J. A
Lawrence The ailment has made such
progress that all hopes of recovery seems
impossible
Miss Lille Larson surprised her folks
and friends by coming home from Mime
apolis Thursday morning for a three
weeks visit. She holds a good position in
Minneapolis and is very much pleased
with the town.
The old Nels Olson house on the corner
a mile south of Ktron has been torn down
20 make room for new one some day
Itwas one OF the first residences erected
in this settlement and it it could have
talked what an interesting record OF the
changes made during the progress of time
in this locality it could have given.
Miss Bede Berglund had the misfortune
on Friday last while chopping some wood
to have piece of it fly in her face cutting
a cash under one eye and injurying the
sight 10 such an extent that the sight is
totally gone Her many friends are sad
dened to learn CT this mishap.
Mrs. Carl Gustafson residing near
Arthur spent FRIDAY afternoon in kiron
visiting relatives and doing trading.
Carl Johnson is having an addition
added to his residedce in the east part of
town which will beautify his place greatly.
B. N. Benson Boyerited between trains
Friday.
Enoch Miller and Lydia Benson visited
Boyer and locality Friday
Miss Laura Rosemeir from Freeport.
Ill arrived on Saturday to spend a couple
of weeks at the home of C. ]. Johnson's.
Green McAhrens moving outfit from
Denison was here the latter part of the
week moving the John Thunstrom house
from Old kiron into town Peter Berg
with his faithful iron horse did the pulling.
Fred Gronau wsnt to Chicago Saturday
with 60 head of cattle He still has about
; 17o head which he is feeding. We hope
he realized Jod market for his cattle.
On Friday evening this week the Ladies
. Aid Society will hold sale of their needle
work at the Free Mission church The
proceeds go toward the missionary cause
, They cordially invite one and all to come
and assist them in their efforts
Adolph Swanson was called home by
critical illness Of his sister. He is now
located at Houston Texas and his many
chums and friends are pleased to again
meet him and to learn that he is doing
we'll.
Quite progress has taken place among
our farmers in plans effected for successful
farming. The majority of them have
cream separators, as they have learned
that the COW is one of the best money
producers on the farm. Better chickens
J are being raised and on larger scale, and
"Biddy" is looked to as small Klondyke
on the farm. and she is getting better care
) and mere attention than in former years.
Likewise in the hog line the scrub must go
as there is very little money in raising
them since the blooded hogs were put in
the yards. 1t will be we predict but a
question of few years until all the farm
ers will be up to date as they will discover
that there is more money to be made on
the farm, than has been made in the past
: Then the Free mail and telephone are
, conveniences added to~make farm life and
work more desirable than ever
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