The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-07-26
Miron

VIM. Paulson and aAxel Michaelson
and Mrs. C. q. Carlson and two
daughters were among those from
this vicinity who attended the Hult-
man Song and Music concert at Ode
bolt on Thursday evening. 1t may
be possible that this famous pianist
and singer may visit Kiron in the
future.
Ella Miller and Pearl Butler spent
Friday Afternoon at Lake View join.
ing the crowd of Kironites who had
spent the week there.
Aron F. johnson the hustling real
estate agent of Akron, la. was look
ing after land prospectors in Kiron
between Thursday and Friday.
Quite number of the Baptist
young people who attended the con-
ference at Omaha returned the first
of the week.
Ellen West who has been visiting
her cousin Mrs. Rev. E. Swenson for
the past two months returned to her
home in Chicago on Friday afternoon
Ms. C. A. Lindquist and daughter
ended their visit here with friends
and returned to their home in Des
Moipes on Friday last.
Lydia Benson left for Denver, Col.
} on Thursday last to enjoy the sights
in the wild and woody west and may
possibly remain for some time. Her
many friends wish her royal time
. during her stay which they hope may
be brief as they wish her back among
their circle.
e The famous piano word guessing
contest scheme is being advertised in
d our locality again by outside parties
who claim they will offer to the lucky
T" ones coupons ranging from fiftv to a
II hundred dollars to be credited on the
. purchase of piano, the fact being
h that they just raise the retail price
"a the amount which they claim they
n give away.
n The new homes of Gust Sanders
and j. E. Hoaglund are very rapidly
" being completed for occupancy.
$ The hail and wind storm which
;, passed through the section few
:, miles south Of Kiron on Wednesday
N, afternoon caused considerable damage
Is to crops, many of the cornfields were
4" totally ruined as we'll as small grain
which was beaten to the ground
ne Among those whose crops were dev
astated by the hail were Guy Nixon,
MS John Bjork, August Schurke, F
F" Bunk and Alfred Clauson and Ed
= Anderson. On the C. F. Clausol
7 farm several buildings were totall'
ruined by the heavy winds while
other buildings were upset and a mum
Der of trees broken. The storm patl
was not very wide and travelled in {
northwesterly direction.
E. E. Clauson and wife and Mar
n shall Dolk visited our neighbor tow
M Schleswig between trains on Frida
p! afternoon.
N Marshal Dolk mas been hobblin
III about the past week, caused by steI
All ping on a rusty nail. Even if Chas
Y. has to go it at webbing gait h
would give warm chase to any cul
/ prit who should break the law.
E. Kloukholm of Odebolt is condu,
\ ting the business of the Kiron Sta1
81 Bank during the absene of Cashie
M Sandberg who is enjoying we'll nee
n ed and deserved vacation, spendir
a it among the mountains in Colorat
a together with number of 9th
m Kironites.
~ Axel Peterson spent several da.
u of last week and the first Of tn
week visiting relatives and acquain
ances in Hawarden, Iowa and B;
. Springs, SD.
The water works construction co
VI tract was let by the Council to D,
- Moines firm, whose agent Fremo
Turner was present at extra meetil
held by our town dads on Friday eve
de. ing. Work will be commenced
era once. We understand the contract
will employ all of the local help
for can secure.
Quite number of Kironites retur
lou ed on Saturday last from wee
outing at Lake View, having had
fine time.