The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-03
The Kiron Cbropic1e

1 ne A1TO1l 1HTOIl1C1G
E.. Sandstrom is spending the week
in Denison as petit juror.
C. w Clausen made a trip to Buck
Grove the first of the week.
Miss Grace Selander, of Denison, was
an over Sunday visitor in Kiron
Mr.. August Lillieholm, of Deuison, was
Kiron visitor on Thursday last.
Mr.. P Lindbod and daughter Anna
went to Omaha on Saturday for short
visit.
Joseph Mengs and Miss Lydia Benson
were Odebolt visitors on Thursday alter
noon.
Rev A. Berglund returned on Wednes
day eve from his visit to Storm Lake, AL
ia, and other points in that locality.
From the Arthur Advertiser we CLEAN
the news of the birth of a OF pounds baby
girl at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hal
both.
Arthur ANAL and Mamie Wahl were
last AS sleighing was fair; they enjoyed
Alfred J. Clausen is advertising sale of
thoroughbred swine to be held Feb. rs.
He is successful breeder and raiser CT
the Red Duroc hogs.
Mr.. Chas E. Johnson and Miss Amy
Loomer visited with Charley's relatives
near odebolt the first part of the week,
returning en- Tuesday
The joint sale of Aug. Linman and os-
car Tellgren will be held on Thursday,
Feb. H. on the farm four and one-half
miles east of kiron.
Simon Larson entertained number of
his friends at his bachelor home Thursday
eve They came to surprise him. Those
attending report an enjoyable time.
The sale of p. Lund on Wednesday
last drew large crowd and good prices
we're realized by Andrew Teaouist who is
fast gaining the reputation of good sales
man.
Fred Hoar, our barber, was visitor in
Schleswig between tram hours on Monday
Some think there is girl in it, but for the
sake of our girls we'll say Don't you be-
lieve it.
In spite of the cold aud bad weather the
attendance al the B A. Samuelson's Du
roc Jersey hog sale on tuesday last, was
good, and the offerings sold fairly we'll
Forty head were sold, netting the sum
of over nine hundred dollars.
lust as we are getting cur items ready
for mailing, the news reaches US that Rey
mold Sundstrom died in western Nebraska
on Friday evening Of pneumon a. He is
well known by our people having spent
portion of his days in Kiron. and the news
of his death is learned with regret
Married on Wednesday eve, 1.-THE home
of Bonnie Petersen. near Boyer. in the
presence Of friends and relatives, Emil
Mauritz and Miss Augusta Johnson, Rev.
A Benander, pastor of the Lutheran
church officiating. They have commenc
ed housekeeping in the Mrs. Mauritz resi-
deuce in town.
From the Moline Evening Mail Of Ian
~ we copy the following which concerns
a former kiron girl and of whose lnarri-
| age we referred to in last weeks items
r.. L Benson has returned from Keokuk
Iowa, where he attended the marriage OF
his sister, Miss Jennie Benson. who was
born in Moline; and whose parent were
for long time residents She has often
visited her brother, and has wide circle
Of acquaintences here. The Gate City
paper says: The wedding of Miss Jennie
Cecil Benson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
B. Benson. of Kiron, Iowa TO Mi.
Vim. Burton Harvey. of Oskaloosa Iowa.
took place on Thursda afternoon The
ceremony was performed at 4 clock by
Rev Adolph Rossbach, at the residence cf
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Rsnalds. uncle ard
aunt of the bride. and was followed by a
wedding supper Those attending were
| only relatives and few intimate friends of
the former including r. l. Benson. of
Moline, brother Of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. p r. Nelson of Winchester I'll
| and Mr. and Mrs David Leslie, CT Gran.
ger aunt and uncle of the groom. All
O'Clock Mrs. Dollery entertained infor-
mally in honor of the bride and groom;
who left on the lI:4o North bound train
| for their future home near Oskaloosa, fol
owed by the hearty good wishes of many
friends.