The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-08-09

Emil Muritz has commenced paint
ing the new Baptist parsonage and
when completed will loom up most
enhancing in its new dress. 1t will
be great improvement to the church
property as we'll as to the town.
Andy Ward, Fred Benson and
Oscar Bergren took advantage of the
cheap rates to Chicago on Saturday
and will visit relatives and friends
and enjoy the great sights of the
White City.
Harry Nord and Olof othran at
tended party on Thursday evening
at the Adam ranch in Sac county by
the Misses Ellen and Anna Larson.
John Pithan spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in Charter Oak.
Minnie Tuleen received the sad news
on Friday of the death of her mother,
Mrs. John Tuleen which occurred at
Berga, Sweden July 90, at the ripe
old age of 81 years. Mrs. Tuleen to-
gether with her husband, son Oscar
and daughter Minnie used to reside in
this settlement, until eight years ago
when the family returned to Sweden
where they have since resided. Her
daughter Minnie returned to America
last year. She has number of
friends here who have always remem-
bered her for her kindness and true
womanly traits. Her stay on earth
was long one and her life useful
one and she now rests in the blessed
abode beyond. Her daughter and
sister here have the sympathy of all,
but thew weep not as those who have
no hope, for she had prepared to meet
her Savior and is now awaiting the
dear ones on earth 10 join her.
A tent meeting will be held in
Kiron the latter part of the month to
be conducted by two evangelists.
Rev. August Olson of Alta, will
preach at the Mission church next
Sunday. He is most successful
minister and very good speaker. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Harry johnson and Jewler A. Sed-
arberg drove to Odebolt Tuesday to
join crowd bound for Lake Okoboji.
Alma Hanson is conducting the
Jewellery store during Sedaberg's
absence. Well bet that nearly every
young man in the locality will find
something wrong with his watch
which will give them an excuse for
calling at the store.
Mrs. Ellen Stone and children went
to Spencer. Neb., Tuesday to spend
couple of weeks visiting the John
P. Larson family.
C. C. Walters and wife leave this
week for Aberdeen, S. D. where they
will visit relatives for few days.
They will also visit st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Julius johnson went to Chicago
last Saturday to visit relatives and
friends for few days.
Prof. P. G. Princell, one of the
instructors in the Swedish Bible In
stitute located in Chicago, visited
Kiron Thurday last and in the evening
preached at the Mission church. His
able discourse of nearly two hours was
listened to with marked interest.
Being a deep thinker and an able
scholar, he always presents thoughts
which are worth listening too. He
promised to visit Kiron again in the
near future and to remain over Sun
day and have his wife with him.
Peter Nordell and Enoch Miller
returned on Thursday last from their
trip to Seibert, Colo, where they
went to look at land. Enoch purchas-
ed tract of $50 acres. From reports
given by them that country has a
profitable future. They also visited
Denver and called on the Kinnelers
who are making their home there.
They also met Lydia Benson who ex-
poets to remain there this summer,
she being perfectly delighted with
the country there.