The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-23
Miron

David johnson came home last week
from Colorado after an absence of
over year.
The democratic caucus called to
have been held on Friday evening,
went defunct, no one turning out.
Everybody seems to be SO busy these
good prosperous times that they have
little or no time for politics.
Nels Sandstrom and family and
brother Martin, C. w. Nelson and
family and Emil Mauritz went to Lake
View on Thursday where they joined
the Kironites already there and spent
couple of days enjoying the sports.
w. johnson land agent from
Western Nebraska spent the past
week in Kiron. soliciting land seekers
to go out and see that country.
G. S. Johnson, Ernest Samuelson
and John Hellgren went to Lake View
Saturday to spend couple of days.
Mrs. Ellen Stone and children re-
turned Monday evening from their
trip and visit to Spencer, Neb., hav-
ing had a very pleasant stay with
friends there.
Quite number from this locality
expect to go to Des Moines, the latter
part of the month to attend the State
Fair. Some live stock from this To-
cality will be exhibited and compete
for the premiums.
Elmer Norelius and Clarence Nordell
returned Monday afternoon from a
few days stay at Lake View.
| E. I. Cochran of Denison spent
Tuesday in kiron on business.
New cement walks are being laid
in front of the Lutheran church and
other improvements are being made
preparatory for the large meeting
which is to be held this week, COM
mencing on Tuesday. The cement
walks are being made by the young
people of the church.
Fred Schurke and August Henke
! transacted business at Schleswig be-
tween trains on Monday last.
! Jos. A. Engberg the efficient man
ager of the Farmer Lumber yard the
past year resigned and stepped out of
that employment on Monday last.
His resignation was due to his in
i tention of going to Ames to take a
course in civil engineering, work
which he has been especially interest
ed in for a number of years. He has
most ably filled the position as man
ager of the lumber yard and under his
supervision the yard has been doing a
successful business. Elmer Hoaglund
will succeed him and has already taken
charge of the new work, and we pre-
dict that the lumber yard will con-
tinue to prosper.
Rev. c. w. Sundmark of Rock ford,
Ill. preached at the Baptist church on
Sunday morning and evening. He has
been rendered call by the church to
/. become its pastor, but up to present
writing has given no assurance of his
acceptance.
Born on Tuesday Aug. ID bouncel
of a bright little boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Mauritz, tipping the scale at 90
pounds. Congratulations.
Jess McAhren and w. w. Cushman
of Denison spent Tuesday in Kiron
and as we learned were looking after
political interests.
The Sioux City District Luther
League Convention will be held at the
Lutheran church in Kiron, and COM
mences this week on Friday evening
and continues over Sunday. Quite a
number of visitors are expected and
an extra good session is anticipated.
A glance over the program will
give assurance of very interesting
meeting. Among those on the pro-
gram is Prof. julius Moritzen Phi. D.
of the Augustana Theological College,
located at Rock Island, and who for
merly was pastor of the church here.
Below we give the program of the
convention.
FRIDAY
S:l5p m. Song, Svenska Psalmsbo-
ken. 2O4: IL
Reading of Scripture and PRAYER
----Rev. o. w Fern
Song by the choir.
Welcome Greeting Rev Z. c. Jessup
Song by the choir.
/ Address Prof. Jules Morrison Phi. D
Anne, SvensSt utaede Americas lord
Song. Svenska Psalmsboken: 2l3:l-2
4 Benediction.
SATURDAY.
900 a. M. Business session of Luthe,
4 League and adoption of constitu-
ton.
200 m Scripture reading and
PRAYER.
4 Vocal Duet . Misses Hilma Lind and
Y Bertha Wilson. Harcourt, Iowa
Grafton 30. +. Huglin. Odebolt. La
Vocal Solo Miss Maude Freedlund
Alta, Iowa.
Reading -M Miss Ida C. johnson,
Pomeroy, Iowa.
| Defamation Miss Lila E,,ncao