The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-04

Banker w. j. Sandberg and Emil
Kluckholm drove to Odebolt on Friday
evening where business items were
looked after.
Charles Nordholm and daughter re-
siding near Battle Creek, spent the
latter part of the week visiting the
S. A. Nordholm family in town.
Mrs. Robert Anderson is again at
home, after several months absence at
Omaha, where she had sergical
operation performed for her ankle
which had caused her great pain. Her
many friends are glad to see her back
and that prospects are for complete
restoration.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shmidt from
near Schleswig, drove to Kiron Satur-
day to trade. We are always pleased
to see this sturdy and progressive
Trainer and his wife come to our town.
Miss Mabel Larson of Odebolt, Wis
tied several days, the C. G. Carlson
family west of town last week.
S. M. Sandstrom and John P. Turin
went in to Chicago Saturday with
several cars of cattle which they had
fattened.
Our restaurant man, Peter Miller
and family, visited couple of days
last week with relatives in Harcourt,
Iowa.
New Years watch services were
held at the Mission and Lutheran
churches on Sunday night.
b. b. Clauson had splendid sur
prise sprung on hism Friday evening
at the home of his brother, O. E.,
when the Sunday school children and
neighors and friends had gathered to
spend the evening with him. At Z 80
3. D.. was summoned in haste and
when entering the house found one
hundred awaiting him. A most pleas
ant evening was spent in social chat.
Rev. E. S. Swensson made a short
speech, and in behalf of those present
presented E. E. sum of twenty-five
dollars to remember the occasion by,
also as an appreciation of his work in
the Sunday school. Rev. N. Wiksell
and John Cedargren spoke briefly of
the occasion, after which refreshments
were served. A most pleasant time
was enjoyed.
Married, on Thursday, evening Dec.
%, at the home of Aug. Lillieholm's
near Denison, Elmer Hoaglund and
Mabel Lillieholm in the presence of
large number of relatives and friends.
Rev. John Axleson from Fremont,
Iowa, pronouncing the words that
made them man and wife. Miss
Ethel Hoaglund presided at the piano.
playing the be utiful strains of the
wedding march that ushered into the
parlor the happy couple and their at
PENDANTS to have the ceremony per-
formed that united them as one. The
groomsman were Richard Lillieholm,
brother of the bride and Bert Lomer
OF Kiron, the maids were Edith Lille
AAVAAAA oAAN A1uAAa AAOdS luIlus A1tcT the
ceremony congratulations followed,
which We're of the heartiest, after
which fine supper was served. A
large number of very fine and useful
presents were given the royal couple.
The groom is too we'll known in our
midst to need any words of introduce
ton, has always been one of the boys
respected and jovial, and is one of our
successful business men, being an i'm
portant factor in the Hoaglund Mer-
camille establishment. The bride is
we'll acquainted in our locality having
spent many day in Kiron and vicin-
ity admired and respected by all,
lady possessing the talents of rule and
preside and accomplish the duties of
a household. We join in with the
many to welcome this couple to our
midst and wish for them the best that
is possible to be obtained of the bless
ings of life as they sail down life's
stream together. They will soon be
at home in the new Hanson residence
now nearly completed.