The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-28

to JOIN his family for short visit at
the home of G. A. Eckstrom.
Oscar Berggren visited Sioux City
and other points last week.
B. A. Samuelson and S. S. Stolt,
swine breeder and raisers of this To-
cality shipped number of head of
show animals which they will exhibit
at the State fair. The animals which
are the Duroc Red jerseys are of
both sex and represent the pick of the
herds.
Edith Lillieholm and Anhild Erick-
son came up from Denison Wednesday
to join the Lake View excursion on
Thursday and remained couple Of
days to visit friends.
Chas G. A. johnson is having the
lumber and material hauled for the
new home which when completed will
be occupied by him and his mother.
Ernst Bradbury and sister of Dav-
export spent the past week visiting
the Baker families East of town.
The excursion from Kiron to Lake
View on Thursday was participated in
by some over one-hundred and sixty
five who spent the day on the lake
and at the park. This resort is be-
coming quite a favoriue for DAYS
outing and would be more so if the
proprietors of the place would keep it
more in shape and in heater and up
to-date condition. The crowd enjoyed
the day S outing and had the lake been
, In condition tor bathing and rowing
better time would have been had, be-
ing windy and some what chilly the
lake was in no shape for good boating
and the water too cold for bathing.
The unsuccessful attempt of a roam
ing wire walker created some excite
ment and amusement to those looking
on. The music was greatly enjoyed
furnished by two bands. the Menges
band was at its best and furnished as
usual some excellent music. The
Patriotic band recently organized and
having had but little practice sur
prised many by their fine music. The
music by these bands greatly aided in
making the day more enjoyable.
Mrs. j. A. Benander or Aurora,
III arrived in kiron Friday for
two weeks visit with her many
friends.
Several from this locality attended
sessions of the Chautauqua at Denison
last week and report the same as be-
ing fine.
|. Michaelson spent the past week
at Akron. We understand that he in
tends to invest in land near that 10
callty where he expects to make his
future home. Mr.. Michaelson was
among the early settlers TO locate in
this locality where his sons and
daughters were borE and raised and in
the removal of this family the locality
will lose most estimable and promi-
nent one.
On Monday last l. Michaelson sold
the old homestead farm near Kiron
for the sum of Sl25 per acre, his son
Victor Michaelson our successful inn
plement dealer being the purchaser.
This is one of the best farms IN the
county and would readily sell for
more money if it was placed for sale
again. 1t has first class improve
inents and contains no waste land,
with the best of soil which has always
produced. bumper crops. Even at
the price paid considering the value
of land and the lay and shape of the
farm it was sold cheap.
From the Wall Lake Blade we
learn that Chas. F. Rosengren who
has conducted tailor shop in the
town was transferred last week to
Rockwell City.
Aug. Linman returned Tuesday
from a two days business stay in
Omaha.
Peter Berg transacted business in
Sioux City the latter part of the
week.
Grandma Hoaglund is gradually
growing weaker and all hopes OF her
getting better is given up. She is
unconscious at present and has for the
past two days not taken any nurish-
ment.
Mrs. Otto Clauson spent Monday and
portion of Tuesday at her parental
home near Denison.
Mrs. Fred Shurke is improving
slowly and is able to be up and about
the room.
Of the twenty three county gradu-
ates who received diplomas at the in
stitute at Denison we noticed that
eleven of these were Swedes and from
the northern part of the county. The
Swedish people in the county are
keeping up with the times in all
branches, and maintaining their repu.
tation as progressive and intelligent
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