The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-15

three weeks duration with inflamma-
tory rheumatism which terminated to
blood poison. A short funeral service
was conducted at the home on Sunday
forenoon whereafter her remains were
taken to Kiron and short funeral SER
vice was conducted by Rev. G. Nyquist
at the Baptist church at one O'Clock
Sunday afternoon to which large
number of friends of the deceased and
her relatives were present, the church
being packed. After the services q
large number of teams made up the
procession that followed the remains to
The musical recital held at the Kiron
hall on Wednesday evening by Miss
Lillian Larson and her class of pupils
was attended by fair sized audience
~hich would have been larger had the
roads been more passable. The pieces
rendered were entertaining to the low
ers of music present and in the way
each pupil played their parts shows
that they are advancing under their
efficient instructor. The entertain
ment was marred somewhat by the un-
gentlemanly behavior OF e number OF
boys in the gallery. who prove them
selves regular nulsances by their noise,
talk and gigglings. Steps will be TAX
en- in the future to bring public gather
ing disturbers in contact with the Law.
the Kiron cemetery, where they were
laid to rest, Mrs. Augusta Halboth
was born in Kiron Oct. 20, 1875, being
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lindberg, who still resides on the old
homestead two miles south of Kiron.
She spent her girlhood days in this To-
cality. In the year 1894 she was mar
ried TO Ben Halboth, who survives her
and who misses and mourns her depar-
ture. She has made her home togeth-
err with her husband at Arthur for the
past four years. Besides her husband
she leaves three children to miss the
motherly care and love, two small boys
aged five and three, and one daughter,
one year old, her father and mother.
and two sisters, Mrs. Peter Miller and
Mrs. Otto Larson and one brother,
VIM. Lundberg. sll of this locality, and
: one sister, Mrs. Gust Clauson of Chad
ron, Neb., besides other relatives and
, friends to mourn and miss her depar
ture- The sympathy of the entire
neigh borhood goes out to the stricken
ones.
We copy the following item from
last weeks Chronicle, published al
Odebolt. The party referred to used
to.reside two miles south west of Kiror
for many years md has large mum
Der of friends in this locality: Mrs
: Maria Christina Larson, wife of Peter
L. Larson, died last Thursday morning
at $3.50 O'Clock at her home near Ode
bolt, aged SO years and 81 days. Funer
al services were conducted last Sunday
by Rev. A. j. Johnson. Mrs. Larson
was born in Kalmar, Ian, Sweden, Oct
26, 1922 and when young womur
married Peter L. Larson Mr.. Larson
came to this country in 1871 and his
wife followed year later. Her hus
band and five children survive her
The children are John p. Larson, o.
Spencer, Neb.: Mrs. Clara S. Thomp
son. of Omaha; Mathilda Larson anc
Mrs. Minnie A. Meleen and Chas. A
Larson of Odebolt. The deceased has
been in feeble health for Six years anC
during the past four years was almos,
blind. She was a faithful wife. a de
voted mother and consistent Chris
tian and leaves many friends to mourn
her death.