The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-13
Kiron

Leonard Christensen left Sunday
evening for weeks stay at Neville la.
Paul Dopbs returned Wednesday to
kiron from several days visit at his
nome at Sloan, Iowa.
Miss Clara Rankin returned to her
home at Kansas City on Tuesday last.
after weeks visit at the home of Nels
Eklund north of Kiron.
John P Andersen from Bower was
on our streets last week to the surprise
of many. His mend from his recen'
illness has been very rapid.
Mrs. Anna Lindberg from Omaha is
expected in Kiron this week to atteLd
to business connected with the old
homestead the Nelson estate.
William Schroeder one OF Schieswie's
enterprising business man and who
own business property in Kiron spent
Wednesday looking after same.
Axel Nj. Larson, mail carrier on
route no. went to Battle Creek on Sat
urday morning to visit over Sunday
with his sister who resides there.
Mr. and Mr.. John Cedargren Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Clausen and Elmer Hoag-
lund spent the sabbath last visiting q,
the home of Aug Lillieholpl near Den
isOn.
On Thursday few of our young peo-
pie intend to 90 to Des Moines TO at
tend the Young Peoples Free Mission
state convention which continues over
Sunday
DR.. F. A. Burrous received the sad
news of the death of his brother's wife
in Oklahoma last week. She leaves
two small children one beng only two
days old.
Henry Hanson and Jos. Mates of
Odebolt directors and stockholders In
the Kiron State Bank, spent Tuesday
At Kiron attending the monthly direct
ors meeting.
The ball game between Kiron VS.
Boyer played on Sunday afternoon on
the Kiron diamond resulted in 9 to 4
in favor of Boyer. Some of the Kir-
on's players were absent.
John Berpdt returned last Saturday
from Westphalia, Kansas where he
and his family visited the E. Reipen
family. Mrs. Berndt and children re-
maine to spend several weeks,
A couple of farmers on Friday even
ing came to blows on the street in try
ing to settle some old scores. They
we're parted before they had sufficient
satisfaction in punching each other
Gust Meyers is spending this week
In Canada where he intends to move
next year. Rents for land in Crawford
County are getting too high Gust says
and will move to Canada where Chances
are brighter for those who rent land.
Rev. E. S. Swenssen and wife, Mr..
and Mrs E. b. Clausen. Mr.. and Mr., j
Cedargren. MRS. R. l.. Anderson, Mr..
aud Mrs, c. e. johnson. Mr.. and mrs.
a. G. Sjogren and E. e. Stone and F..
L. johnson were among those who
drove to Denison on Saturday to attend
the funeral of Alfred Selander.
Last weeks Kiron News copied an
item from the Dixon Herald published
at Dixon which tells of the marriage
of Arthur Anal and Mrs. E. Wahl
both of whom resided the last coupl :
of years in Kiron. The marriage took
place at Lake Okoboji They will re-
side at Concord, Neb. where Mr.. ANAL
has secured a position with lumber
firm.
The following concerning a former
young farmer in this locality some
three years ago will be learned with
interest by his many friends here 1t is
copied from the Redfield Journal OBJ.
server, S. D. Otto Johnson has COM
pleted his threshing except spelt. His
wheat averaged 26 bushels per acre
over the entire farm one piece of "a
acres averaging 31l-6 bushels. He has
sold some for one cent above the mark
ct price for number one hard, MIR.
Johnson paid s27 per acre for this
land and this years crop will bring him
a little over $40 per acre Pretty GOOD