The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
Miron

Otto Berggren Is spending a few
days in Omaha this week.
John Hedstrom visisted relatives
near Des Moines last week.
Rev. 1. Fowler OF Des Moines visited
Klron few days last week.
DR.. Burrows and wife and son Lowell
spent Monday in Odebolt,
The Free Mission aid society will
meet at the home of c. A. Larson on
Thursday afternoon this week.
John Winquist was in Big Springs
S. D. last week visiting relatives and
looking after land interests,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Osterlund of
Milford CeLts. visited at the Cedar
gren home sunday afternoon.
Miss Lena Dobbert of, Boyer spent
the Fourth and several days following
at the home of Jacob Reecy and
Elmer Hoaglund and Ed. Williams
are enjoying couple of weeks rest
and vacation and sight seeing in Colo.
Messrs N, P. Swanson, Pete Butler
and Peter Nordell spent the past week
in the state of Nebraska looking over
lands.
| The Melbourne show ON Thursday
drew quite d crowd both afternoon AnG
evening. The program OF trained
animals was considered good.
We are sorry to report Gust Carlson
who has ent some time at Kiron and
VINO had decided to remain has made
up his mind to locate at Denison to
work at the blacksmith trade. We
| hate TO see him leave our town.
Miss Lydia Benson leaves Wednes-
day this week for Lacey Iowa to visit
relatives for a few weeks, from there
she goes to Moline to spend some time
with acquaintances. Her many friends
wish for her most pleasant time.
Mrs. L j. Ahlstrom of Minneapolis
MINI. is visiting at her old parenta
home south east of KiroD. Many years
nave passed by since she left
this home and she now finds changes Sc
great that sne scarcely recognize,
former acquaintance and places.
Farmers get q cream separator. L
saves lot Of tedious work Get tht
U S. Separator, one of the best or
the market. The highest running, tn
easiest to clean and will last the long
est and do the most satisfactory work
For sale by CLAUsEN BROS. Kiron.
: The Arthur nine accompanied by
= number of its citizens came to Kiro
: Sunday afternoon to play ball with b
Kiron boys. In the sixth inning tb
score rtood 8 to IL in favor of Kiro
with still more in sight for boys. Tw
: of Arthurs boys could stand no NOR
defeat which would surely have follow
ed and in their frenzy left the ground
and pulled out for home.
The Fourth passed Off most ouitel
in kiron some went To DEN son other
TO Boyer t. celebrate The picnic q
. the Lutheran church was attended d
Ii large number. A good program wa
= rendered The Grafton delivered b
student Oscar Perm was fun of inter
& esting facts and the audience apprec
: ating it greatly. A Miss Peterson Nh
d is preparing herself for missiona
/, work in India was present and spok
: about the condition in that land an
ppesled to her audience in q powerf,
way for assistance in the work OF bring
ing help to the unfortunate ones in the
h4athen land. The Baptist held thei
d picnic in the pleasant and shady grow
of Nels Larson south of Kiron wher
quite q number gathered to spend tn
}, day program was rendered by tn
]. Sunday school which was very int:
:, e ting Free refre hments were serve
to all After the program the time Wa
;, spent in a social way. In the evenin
. quite number planned to 90 to Kiro
W to witness the fireworks but on accour
It OF the rain it was postponed until Sa
e urday evening when large crow
.. gathered to see the display of fireworl
Is Thus an other Fourth has passe
IS pleasantly spent by nearly all witho.
y any accident or mishaps.
u Very Low Rates to st. Paul & Minneap
D lis & Return via Chicago Great ives
= erD Railway.
r Tickets on sale daily to September BOT