The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30

Mr.. Alfred !. Clauson and daughter,
Ethel. visited relatives at West Side Tues.
day and Wednesday A. ]. transacted
other business in connection.
The school board has decided to erect
new school house in the site of the old one
in District No. /, which is most foolish
move 1t will be but question of short
time when school house will have to be
erected in kiron. and two school house
expenses will have to be met instead of
one. In this district all the scholars with
the exception of very few would have it
just as near to attend school at Kiron as at
the old site
Victor Linman and son, of near Arthur.
visited Kiron on Wednesday, and brought
home load of farm implements from the
Swanson machinery establishment
The Misses Edna and Ethel Hoaglund
returned last week from visit with the
Halver Norman family at Denison They
were accompanied home by Harold Nor
man, who is visiting here for week.
Davis. representing the Sioux City
Tribune, spent the past week in this local
L lty IN the interest of that paper which is
getting to be one of the best dailies pub
lished in the state, as we'll as the cheapest.
DR.. Burrows and wife drove to Schles-
wig on Wednesday afternoon, viewing the
new residences in that town in view of OBJ
tanning model for their new home which
they will erect in the spring
Cupid" has been somewhat unsuccess-
full in these parts so far during leap year.
but possibly on account of the feminine
sex who rules in leap year days How.
evsr, he has succeeded in leading two souls
to the goal. for whom the wedding bells
will soon ring Sure we'll tell about it
when it happens.
Otto Clauson advertisss sale of his
farm machinery and stock. and will quit
farming owing to the death of his wife.
He will move to Kiron where he will reside
for the summer at least.
Quite number attended the debate at
the Kiron hall on Wednesday eve.
Missionary Truedson arrived home on
Wednesday last from an extended trip
throughout Minnesota and Dakota.
Mrs. y. H. Buxton returned on Tues
day to her home in Chicago, after two
months visit with her mother, Mrs. Lund-
berg, south of Kiron She was summoned
to the bedside of her mother, whom it
was then thought, would not live, but who
1 has since recovered.
Miss Emma Bergstrom left on Monday
= last for Denver, Colo, where she expects
: to remain for SONS time. Her many
friends were sorry to see her leave.
Mrs. Herman Erichson's nephew arliv-
Il ed Tuesday morning from Sweden. He
I, intends to make the United States his fut
e ure home.
Vim Strain went to Omaha on Wed
nesday to purchase goods for their trade.
+ and to see -? Will seems tc
enjoy his Omaha trips while certain at
fractions main there.
d Mr.. Laub, of D-nison. spent Tuesday
afternoon in Kiron. shaking hands with
our town people Since the building Of
e our railroad Mr.. Laub's visits are not as
> frequent as in former years.
el Gust johnson and son returned to thei,
home near Bronson, Iowa, after weeks
visit with relatives and friends in Kiron.
isl Albert Berggren arrived on Thursday
morning from Chicago, where he has beer
depending some time.
n Peter Naslund came up from Milford
= Center on Saturday, and spent the day il
kiron.
+e The old hardware store is being reshng
d led, and new floor has been laid. Ru
NOR has it that local parties will open uI
line of hardware in the building.
Mr. I. o Nelson is advertising his house
and lot in old kiron for sale. and intend.
g to migrate for other loo hties. He vii
no doubt realize that 'Rolling Stone
Il Gathers no Moss.
o. Graham and wife, of Sac City, arriv
!, ed on Thursday and will remain in Kiror
!. the greater part of the summer. Mr. G
will assist in the lumber business here.
If The Bowman ranz Lumber Co. has
y decided to put in stock of hardwale a
"a their yards here. They are at present fix
@ @ ing up the required rooms Kiron will, il
i seems: have four hard mare stores which
" should warrant the trade in this line fol
miles around.
? c. S Johnson was in Kiron on Thurs
dao last attic ding to business matters. H,
a intends to take possession of the Tucken
,g hagan business at Boyer the first of mex
r month.
1t is indeed lamentable fact of Ger
: tain individual near town who is we'll fixee
St and possesses a goodly amount of thi
worlds goods, to see him wade arount
:. every spare moment he has from the farm
. with catalogues and price lists from SOM
Cheap John house in Chicago, trying t,
TO induce his -neighbors aud others to orde
their groceries, wall paper and other good
A. through him. Ii is detrimental to his IN
! town, put he as we'll as many others VIII
will send away dheir cash to department
concerns don't seem to stop to conside
N common sense facts. bnt will allow them
I. selves 10 be blinded by what they think i
" saving 10 them Of few cents. when il
o. fact if they would allow themselves of
close investigation would iipd they ar
u money out after paying freight and expef,
q ses besides the inferior quality of good
they receive. We still insist on the unde
:. Unable fact that good goods can be bough
just as cheap at home
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d The proposition for canning factor.