The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-07-20
The Miron Chronicle

The Miron Chronicle |
Leon Cas5sday OF Denison was in Kiron
on Wednesday being selected by parties
transacting the drug store deal to aPpealse
the store fixtures.
DR. F. A Burrows returned hons on
THURSDAY morning from Hawkeye where
he visited his relatives together with ms
family
Miss Edna Eoagland went TO Ogden,
Iowa on Thursday where she expects to
spend several weeks visiting relatives.
A. G. sjorgen aud Nils Miller returned
home on thursday from their trip to
Iankton, S D. where they went to regis
ter for homestoads which is being
opened near 8onesteel.
Miss Mable Larson ended her country
stay at the me Of her UnclA c. L Carl
son o. Thursday last ana returned to her
home in Odebolt, having spent most de-
llghtful time.
Girls Have you forgotten that ii is leap
year and that you should entertain the
boys? 1t would seem that you have for
gotten or else you are not doing your duty
Judging from the attention some of the
married ladies are receiving from the IN
married sex.
Mrs P. A. Petersen and children left
on Friday last for Bloomington. III to
sp ent several weeks visiting relatives and
friends in that town.
e On Thursday last Mr. A. F. Lundberg
pa sed his sixty second milestone of his
age and N the evening number of his
relat YES gathered to help him spend the
evening.
Last week our mail carrier received
gives Chas o. Swanson SS4 per year
more and Albert Youngberg s12o.
A. Havel the depot agent has purchased
a gasoline motor and some Of these DAYS
his best friend? will enjoy fine ride on
the railroad track
c. ] Johnson was among those from
| this locality who went to South Dakota to
register for the land drawing. returning
home on Monday last
Stay on the safe side and do not invest
your money in games of cnance, no matter
how bright the prospects are being pictur,
ed to you. There are mlny and several
in this locality who bitterly mourn over
past experiences and are several dollars
out for biting on schemes to make them
rich.
A. Sedarberg returned home on Satur-
day morning from his extended trip to
Canada.
Rev Joha Meleen from Rockford, ILL.,.
arrived in kiron on Saturday morning and
preached at the Free Mission Church on
Sunday. He was on his way to Nebraska
Rev A. Modig from Kansas City, spent
a couple of days with his family here last
week, also greeted a number of his old
friends. He preached at the Mission
church on Wednesday evening.
c. S. johnson and vie made short
visit in kiron en- Tuesday evening; making
the trip from Boyer overland
S. S. Stolt is hauling the cream on Kite.
two for the lllron Cream Station. Parties
from neighboring town are bending their
endeavers to have patrons of the kiron
Cream Station send their cream to their
town and are using arguments untrue to
succeed in their plan The kiron station
has come to stay and don't you forget it
Mary Ann.
Mr. Fred Gronau returned home on
Wednesday from his trip 10 Chicago
where he marketed three loads of stock OF
his own feeding. Mr.. Gronau is one of
this locality heaviest feeders
August Schurke spent portion of the
past week in Chicago taking in the sights
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolin and Miss
Emma Sjosren from Boone, Iowa, are
visitors with the family of c G Carlson
west of Kron
Otto E Clauson went to Sioux City on
Saturday to attend to business connected
with the kiron Cream Station
Richard NJ. Johnson of Denson was in
ki-on on Saturday