The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-29
The Miron Chronicle


Mrs. L. O. Daniels and children from,
Redfield, S d. are visiting relatives and
friends in and around kiron.
Mr. Gust Johnson of near Odebolt spe nj
Friday last in Kiron, buying complete
outfit in furniture.
c. c. Walters and Prof Olroy OF
Schleswig, Iowa, transacted business in
kiron between train hours of Wednesday
Rev A. Berglund of Ida County spent
Wednesday last N kiron shaking hands
with old acqaalntances.
Contractor Gust Sanders and crew are
at work erecting the new residence OF
Willie Shul,z, mile west Of Kiron.
Joe Engberg assisted by Oscar Tellgren
has the frame work erected for the new
school house west Of town.
Rev a Benander left for Gowrie the
first part of the week and on Wednesday
evening was married. to Minnie I.
Engqulst St Louis will be one of the
points visited on their wedding trip
before returning to kiron
Attorneys P. w. Harding and Geo.
Richardson of Denison spent Monday last
in kiron on legal business.
MIR. John Baker, C. II. Lundel and
sister Minnie left last week for the Fair at
St Louis.
John NJ. Larsen and wife of Odebolt
visited their relatives in Kirop la-t week
Aug. Lundell one of our up to date
Co. ~
last week where he purchased several full
blooded black Poled cattle.
A. L. Jepsen, of Des Moines, the west
ern distributor for the Netzow Piano Co.
spent Wednesday and Thursday with the
cempany's local agents here.
Miss Selma Rosengren, who has been
staying at Coon Rapids for several months
arrived in Kiron on Wednesday or short
stay, intending to return to that town.
The kiron Pharmacy Co. was sold last
week by Mauritz Bros to c. c Walters of
Schleswig and will give up possession of
same on July first. Mr.. Walters will not
devote his time here but will have an
efficient manager who will serve the balms
to the best of satisfaction.
Rev. E. o. Osback and wife returned to
their home at Mead, Nebr. after an ex-
tended visit at Mrs Osbacks home in Ida
county.
The heavy rain on Thursday night and
Friday morning made it look rather blue
for the excursion Friday and in the morn.
ing it was decided to postpone it until a
later date. But notwithstanding the rain
and mud the people kept rolling in and
by the time the train should start a re
markedly large crowd had gathered in
spite of the circumstances and soon the
train was rolling onward toward the lake
with happy and on-pleasure bent crowd
to the number of two hundred and fifty
eight Had the weather been ce the
number would have been over five hun
bred. The day turned out to be most fine
and one just suitable for an enjoyable
time and the entire party seemed to make
the best of use of it. The large steamer
assisted by a smaller one was in waiting to
take the crowd o,er to the park upon the
arrival of the train, and the ride upon the
lake was enjoyed indeed. After siort
and interesting program a union dinner
was served from the abundance Of eatables
taken along. The afternoon was spent in
boat riding fishing and roaming about the
park and quite number of the children
and older ones had most enjoyable time
bathing. The time passed too fast and
when it was announced the time for start
ing home had arrived many expressed their
regret of not being able to stay longer
The ride around the lake in the evening
together with the music by the Salvation
Army band will not soon be forgotten
All arrived home most satisfied with the
day spent. Compliments were
rendered the excursion party by the boat
and lake managers and the conductor on
the train, of being the most pleasant and
agreeable crowd they have ever taken ere
of. Not an accident or any unpleasant
occurrence took place.