The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-27
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Arthur Darling of Deloit spent Fri.
day in Kiron.
The Lutheran Aid Society met with
F. A. Petersen on Friday afternoon.
Chas Store moved from Kiron last
week to the old Duncan place several
miles south of Kiron.
r, C. johnson moved his family
from Schleswig to K,ron last week
and will again make this town their
future home.
Nels Sandstrom went to Chicago last
Saturday evening with two cars of fat
cattle, his own feeding.
Rev. A. P. Youngberg from Boone.
Iowa preached at the Mission church
Oh Sunday
Elmer Hoaglund spent Sunday near
Denison.
Peter Miller is having model little
barn built on the rear of his store lot
Albert Hansen and John Mauritz doing
the work
William Sthran returned Friday
from brief trip to Omaha where he
has been purchasing goods.
Mrs. Richard johnson from Denison
was guest at the G.. A. Norelius home
several days last week.
E. E. Clauson went to Chicago to
spend several days purchasing holiday
goods and attending TO other items Of
business.
Calvin WaIdemar and sisters Edythe
and Victoria from Woodbine spent a
portion of last week visiting relatives
in our midst.
Herbert Ward and A. Sedarberg left
on the Friday noon train for Perry,
la. where they will visit with H. T !.
Ward and family for few days.
They goto Des NJ lines before returning
home.
Fred Gronau, Joan Ogren and S. N,
Sandstrom were in Sioux City last week
where they purchased feeding cattle.
Mrs. o. Graham of Boyer visited
Kiroa between trains on Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pithan of near
Boyer spent Wednesday trading in
klron and greeting old acquaintance.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Aft Tellgren on
Wednesday bouncing little girl.
Parties concerned are all doing we'll.
Mrs. Annie Lindberg left for her
home in Omaha after most pleasant
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs Clara Rosneir and baby arrived
fromt Freeport, Ill.,. to spend some time
at her parental home and to visit her
large circle of warm friends who are
pleased to again meet her.
N. A. Hanson is making preparation
for his new house to be erected on the
lot across the street from the Mission
chul Oh.
John P Turin took some twenty
head of Chester White hcgs to the
Inter State Fair at S oux City. and
succeeded in landing fourteen
premiums on same. Mr.. Turin is a
careful and successful feeder and
raiser of hogs and his herd is hard to
beat.
Miss Alma Hansen is conducting Il e
business at the jewelry store in the
absence of Jeweler Sedarberg. this
week. 1t would not be surprising if
every young mans watch was out Of
repair this week so they would have
occasion to call at the jewelry store.
Mrs. Nellie Warren and children
from Kansas City, Mo. is pending a
couple OF weeks with her relatives and
friends and her parents A. +. Landberg
this week. MIR. Warren is expected in
Kiron this week to visit and to accom-
pany them back.
On Tuesday morning those from
kiron who were attendieg the Free
Miss OH Young Peoples convent on
which was held at Des Moines re-
turned They were e. E. Clauson,
Rev. E. S. Swenson Gust Sanders, Olof
Sandeen, Mrs. Amy johnson. Agnes
Sjorgren, Selma Carlson. Mabel Swan
son, Emma Anderson and Emma
Swanson.
The rivalry between Old and New
Kiron as to the number of population
has not abated and old Kiron seems to
be making special effort to win out
A year and half ago pair of twins
made their appearance at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Norelius which
helped to swell the list two for old
Kiron. On Friday night it was ar
nounced that Old Kiron claimed that
it's population was two more, which
proved true as another pair of twins, a
boy and girl was welcomed into the
same family of Mr.. and Mrs Norelius
Congratulations are being showered on
the lucky couple.
Cloid Smith of Sioux City and W. S.
McGarvey of Schleswig were in Kiron