The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-20
The Miron Chronicle


Several cases of scarlet fever are report .
Ell, in this locality
Miss Ella Miller left on Saturday for |
Deuison, where she will attend college
Mr. and Mas. William McKim drove up
to kiton to attend to business Friday alter
noon.
Mrs John Hoagland entertained ne
Current History club at her home or We'd
nesday eve
lydia Benson spent portion OF Mon
day at Denison visiting relatives ard a =
tending to business
i John Rowland of Denison, spent several
DAYS Of last week in Kiron, assisting III the
I sale of cream separatcrs.
Iohn Sykes and Frank Dubbe't from
! Bower were down trausacting busine S II
Kiron on Saturday last.
viii c. Schroeder of Schleswig came
over Thursday to look after property IN
iterests he has in this town.
Fred Benson came home on Saturday,
morning from his stay at the u hiSon
College to visit over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucas. of karsas arrived
here on Friday, on visit to Mrs NJ, f.
| Wahl, for couple of weeks.
/ B. A: Samuelson. the well known own
er of fine stock, nprshSef kiron. holds a
sale OF his fullblood Du-oc hogs Ian, 20.
T. G Johnson moved his family to
Ricketts, on wednesday,. where thy sill
! locate. Mr.. Johnson Eas been rendered
! the section formanship al tina, place
Mr.. !. P. Lund holds a sale of his eff
fects on Wednesday next. He will move
his family to Eindsbnrg. Kansas. where
they intent to make their future home
i Mr. VIM. Schernbeck. one of our re-
spected and energetic German farmers.
4 holds sa on Tuesday of his farm mach
| inery and stock. He intends to move to
Davenport; in the spring.
| chas N Walderman is hauling mater
4 ialf for his new dwelling to be built in the
spring. 1t will be 81 feet square and will
be one Of the finest in his neighborhood
when completed.
The Kiron Hall association held their
annual meeting on "Wednesday last, when
A. Sedarberg was reelected manager for
1.-the year, and the board of directors chos-
en- were: DR.. F. A. Burrows, II. Ward
N. P. Swanson. Elmer Hoagland, IL. Sc
darberg and Jos Mengis
Missionary Hilma Hagsten. who has
spent the past two months IN kiron, was
agreeably surprised on Tuesday eve at the
home of Robert Anderson, by large NUM-
Der of friends. A delightful evening was
spent. She was the recipient of a sum OF
money. and many other gifts from the
Eguests. On Thursday she left for the west,
4 and if nothing binders. she will soon be on
her way to China, where lies her field OF
labor.
On Thursday evening large number
gathered at the Baptist church to tender a
surprise 10 its Sunday school Superintend
ent, Frank Nelson. and the organist anc
4 assistant, Mrs Johnson and Miss Hilmf
Iohr son. The former was presented witt
a fine combination c. Sc and sum o
money and the orgaEists each4recelved
sum of money. The eve passed mos
pleasantly.
The annual meeting cf The Farmer
Coal and Lumber Yard was held on Tues
day which was attended by a good mum
= Der of stockholders. The business durinl
= the past year was most satisfactory. Iohl
Hoagland was elected president. N t
Swanson. vice president: c. johnson
secretary Nels johnson. treasurer. d.
rectors for three years, John Turin. w
Lindberg and Jurgen Grill, for two year
Eiof Carlson and Claus Brockman, for on
year. N. P Swanson and Hans Petersen
A. C. Small was reelected as manager TO
another year.
A special meeting is to be held on Wed
nesday this week, of the stockholders Q
the Kiron Creamery when it will be de
cided what disposition of the creamery
to be had We understand that sale G
the same is under consideration. Quite
number Of kirons business men assiste
in getting the creamery and took shares i
same and had ageneral patronage of tn
farmers in this locality been given
would st II have been running to the prot
of both farmers and the town.