The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01

very enjoyable and successful excursion
was held last year and efforts. will be made
to ha a pleasant time this year also.
Cupid has by no means been sleeping of
ate but in his quiet way succeeded in
leading two couples to the poiut of prom
Using for the better or for worse In our
next letter we shall tell you all about it.
The Kiron Telephone Co will hold It's
annual meeting at the Kiron Hall on Mon
day June for the election of officers and
other business. All stock holders should
attend this meeting and voice their wishes
for the betterment of the concern.
Sthran Bros. have opene up their new
hardware store and Ole is busy selling and
showing the new goods. This firm wishes
to thank. through your scribe, all their old
customers for their liberal past patronage
and court the same for tbs futur= in their
Two respective lines of goods.
One of the heaviest rain and hail storms
seen in these parts passed over on Tues
and hail fell to cover the ground and was
measured FIVE and ore half inches in cir
SullllClCllSC SCsCidl WGSlCQ OUT
ana many fences were DESTROYED
During the hard storm on Tuesday
afternoon tightening struck the DR.. Bur.
rows building on Main street The bolt
followed the chimney into the house and
one fork followed the stovepipe into the
kitchen, the other fork went into the par
lor and following the paper along the top
border of the wall paper and up through
the ceiling and out through the roof Dr.
Burrows and son Lowell who we're in the
bedroom at the time escaped unhurt.
The damage was slight.
Death made another call in our midst on
Monday morning May 22 and left two
homes to mourn and miss dear one
The king of terror at times seems to begin
at the wrong end of the register, to have
inverted the laws Of nature. Passing over
the couch of decrepit age. and by the
hopeful man and youth, he has nipped
infancy in its bud Anna Gladys Irene
the daughter of Mrs. P. A. Petersen in
kiron after an illness of three weeks
passed on to heavenly realms at the age of
nine months and two days. During its
short stay it had encircled itself in the
fond and loving parents hearts. who now
With anguish had to bid their darling fare
we'll. Besides her parents two sisters and
other relatives and friends mourn her de-
parture. The funeral services were held
at the Lutheran church on Tuesday after
noon and the remains were placed by the
side of the eight months old babe of Mr.
and Mrs Alf Samulson near Odebolt who
died the same day and the funeral service
conducted at the same time by Rev. ]. A
Benander. Thus these peaceful infants
who breathed out their tender souls al
most in the instant of receiving it, lie
still and quiet. Staying only few months
| they bid a speedy adieu to time and ter
restrial things. What could these little
hasty sojourners find so:forbiddingIin this
world to occasion their early departure?
Happy voyager, no sooner launched, than
arrived at the haven safe for time and
eternity. No storms of Troublesome and
dangerous world to meet, never to feel the
slightest of evil which Expresses surviving
humanity. no arrows of calamity barbed
with anguish for them to meet. Safe from
all. What comfort to the mourning par
ents to know that the little ones are crown
ed with victory before the sword is drawn
or the conflict begun. Perhaps the