The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-22
The Miron Chronicle

The Kiron Chronicle
!, Otto E. Clauson and c. Hiltbrunner
spent Thursday in Denison on business.
John Orgren and daughter Selma return
ed home Thursday after few days spent
at the home Of D. W. O.gren near Wall
Lake.
Mr.. A. Nordholm from near Charter
Oak visited at the home of Swan Nord-
holm last week
Miss Alma Carlson and neice from
Chicago arrived Saturday morning for
visit with relatives and friends
MIR. and Mrs. Harlan Smith from Ode
bot attended the Larson reception on Fri
day evening and visited the Engberg
family on Saturday
Miss Lena Johnson arrived on Thursday
from Des Moines where she has been
making an extensive stay
Mrs Fred Smith of Buck Grove visited
her parental home southeast of Kiror the
latter part of last week.
Nathan Strain and Henry Anderson
were down from Smaller Sunday visiting
friends and relatives.
August Lundberg of Odebolt visited
relatives and many of his old friends in
this locality last week
Mrs. Claus Anderson and Miss Lolita
Anderson from WestiSi Iowa visited at
the home of Alf Clauson the first part of
the week
Clauson Bros sold fine piano last
week to Mrs. Eva Girard near Schleswig,
and the week previous one to Mrs. Frank
Nixon.
Born on Saturday June 10 little girl to
Mr. and Mrs. John Cedargren east of
kiron 1t is their first born and the
parents are most happy over the arrival of
the little Miss May the little one grow
up to be blessing to her parents.
/ y. c. Hane left on Satur day for Sprague
Neb., to spend several weeks visiting
d relatives. w. NJ. Webb of Farley Iowa
is filling his place at the depot during his
! absence.
Clauson Bros, Managers of the Hand
! ford Crerm station at kiron are receiving
a large amount of cream The patrons
get their cream weighed and tested at this
station and get paid accordingly So far
the patrons are we'll pleased.
Mr.. ]. D Newcome of Stockholm town
ship spent Tuesday afternoon in Kiron
! and as usual was as full of business as
ever. kiron always welcomes visit from
Mr.. Newcome.
The Mengis brass band was at Schaller
on Wednesday furnishing music at the
tlreman's Tournament celebrated there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schlotfeldt from
,, Ida Grove were pleasant visitors at the
home of their son Gust in Kiron the first
of the week.
Painter ]. B. Johnson has spent this
week in town and the results are that the
barber shop and the residences of Chas.
o. Swanson and ALI. Tellgren hav,
changed their appearance from dimness
! to most enhancing color
Again we urge our people to entirely
avoid all offers of something
for nothing Even if it is offered by those
under a Pious cloak who are nothing but
wolves in sleeps clothing A lamentab!e
fact it is also Of local parties assisting
! laboring class of people. A tar and feath-
! er party should be allowed full swing.
Again we repeat: Avoid all schemes and
games of chance as it is your money they
are after not the love of seeing you pros
/ per or in any way to see you get rich, but
I 1t is the hundred per cent commission and
the extra fifteen that prompts their
arduous labor with you, to rope you in
The Salvation Army Band of 10 will be
I in niron on Thursday this week They
will hold services on the street and at the
I Mission church in the evening. All are
| Tod ].l.x. 1
will entertain the people on the ex-
! week. They will assist at the park in
making the time most pleasant. A large
Z number of kirons people are going.
Among those who represented Kiron a,
) Denison on Wednesday last we're Mrs. r
L. Anderson. c. E. Johnson and wife and
I Otto Larsen and wife.
L. o. Daniels former kronte died on
) Monday last at Redfield S. d. The cause
& of his death was appendicitis. He wa:
4 buried at Odebolt on Thursday afternoon
a AT tine lime of his death he was engaged il
8 mercantile business at Redheld S. d He
= was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Olof Ware
= who reside five miles northeast of kiror
y and brother to H. T. Ward editor of the
Kiron Sentinel and to Herbert, Waite
Il and Andy Ward all of this locality.
q Indignation rose high one day last weel
s. over the conduct of a certain visitin,
e female and steps were taken to have he
q leave town inside of certain time. Witt
q her should have went those chaps VIII
s. seemed to court her presence.
q Rev. A. Modg made his family who
s visiting here a short vidit on Saturda
p last and ,shook hands with numerou
q friends.
Friday last dawned clear and brigh
with all indications of being an ideal da
for the Baptist union picnic gotten up b
y the Baptists in Kiron and Ida county
ct One hundred and sixty full fare tickets an
seventy-tise half fare tickets were sold TO
J. this excursion. A good time in genera
!, was had on the trip and lake and at tn
u park. The day vas just the kind for tn
:, picnic.
The excursion on Friday this wee
promises to be the largest one ever gotte
q up al Kiron if the weather is good Til
- committee has worked hard TO make it