The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-08
Niron

Msr. C.. G. Carlson and daughter
Selma spent Friday last at Denison.
By the time this appears in print
the political battle which has been SO
intense will be over and the victorious
side and individuals are glorying in
their success and the defeated one
feeling gloomy. 1t will be boon to
everyone to have change.
Corn picking is keeping every
farmer in the field and gives them no
time to do anything else which would
give We scribe something to write
about.
Aron Sedarberg and wife are now
settled in the Hanson residence. where
they are at home to their large circle
of friends.
Chas. O.. Larson purchased a fine
oak Netzow piano last week for his
daughter Myrtle.
John jacobson is finishing another
substantial residence in Kiron making
the fourth house he has built since
the town started. Surely he has done
his share in building. up a model
tonw.
Mrs. r. A. Burrows entertained the
Free Mission Ladies Aid Society at
her pleasant home on Thursday after
noon. goodly number being present.
| Next Friday afternoon she will enter
tain the Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church.
Gust Meyers and family who re-
Gently moved from our midst to Still
water. MINI. where they had expect
ed to live have had their intention
changed by the death of Mrs. John.
Peterson. Mrs. Myers mother which
occurred several weeks ago. and they
will return to Kiron this month to
take care of Mr.. Peterson ana the
farm.
| Rev. E. S. Swenson' and wife spent
the past week in Kiron packing their
household goods and will move to
Linn Grove, Iowa where their home
will be for some time. Rev. Sven
son viii continue to travel as state
missionary for the Free Mission
Society.
Ala Nordholm returned to Odebolt
on Monday last after several weeks
stay at her parental home during the
sickness of her mother.
Linnie A. Nord. returned to Kiron
on Friday after an absence of four
years. going from Kiron together
with his parents to Oklahoma. Last
July he went to Wyoming being one
of the land seekers in the Shoshone
reservation opening but failed to
capture any land. He expects to
spend the winter in Kiron.
N. Lindblad passed his Goth birth
day on Monday last and on election
day rode five miles to cast his vote.
which he has never failed to do dur
ing the past years. He is most active
for man of his age.
Mrs. G. Tranter and sister Bessie
after two weeks visit with their
hlrOH acquaintance returned to their
home near Buck Grove on Monday.
Chicken thieving Is being carried
on to great extent in the locality
northwest of Klron. The parties
should be captured and given the full
extent CT the law.
Street Commiss Toner Enoch Miller
has put our streets in good shape.
The new residence of Otto Clauson
is looming up.
/ O. E. Clauson and wife drove to
Denison Monday evening to attend
the speech given by Hon. l.. M. Shaw.
| The services at the Mission church
on Sunday evening will be conducted
in the English by Rev. Frank Lavene.
He is an interesting speaker and is
worth listening to.
The new Baptist parsonage is re-
ceiving it's finishing touches and will
soon be ready for occupancy. This
new and elegant residence will make
a commodious and comfortable home
and is a credit and pride to the town.
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