The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-09-11
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D. on few days visit.
Another deal was made last week
in which change takes place in the
implement business of Swanson and
Nord. Harry Nord disposing of his
interest to his partner N. P. Swan
son who continues the same. Nord
expects to remain in kiron for some
time having made no plans as yet as
to the future. All hopes that he will
decide to remain in kiron.
Considerable changing about is GO
/ ing on the street leading up town
from the depot. The warehouse of
V. E. Michaelsen is being torn by
Alex Seyerstrom who has purchased
the same to make room for Michael
sens implement building. which will
be moved back and new one erected.
which will be constructed of cement
blocks. Livervman Miller is remov-
ing his buggy sheds to give room for
his livery barn. which will be moved
in order to grade the present site
level with the street and possibly a
new barn will go up when the plans
contemplated are completed.
We are sorry to learn of move
next month that will take away two
of our very estimable people. The
manager of the Bowman Lumber Co..
Joseph Mengis has resigned and to-
gether with his wife intends to leave
in October for Washington. where he
has secured a splendid position. Mr..
Mengis has most successfully and sat
isfactory managed the Bowman Lum-
Der business since it was started in
Old kiron. and afterward moved to
New kiron and everyone hates to see
him leave our town aud business and
social circle. His wife who is known
by one and all and who was born and
reared in this locality. holds the
friendship of a large number who
regrets exceedingly to learn of the
news of their going away.
The Misses Clara and Anna Ogren
left Wednesday noon for Des Moines
where they will remain some time.
Lillian and Alma Larson accompan-
led FREUD who had been visiting
them. as far as Wall Lake Tuesday.
returning on the afternoon freight.
Lillian Strain arrived home last
week from Omaha where she spent
some time studying the fall styles of
womens headgear. and selecting a
new stock of millinery goods of
Strain Bros. She will preside over
this department in their store and
will assure all that the latest and best
can be secured right here at home in
this line.
Christina Hintz of RICKETTS, re-
turned to kirnn last week and is occu-
plying her old place at the Kiron
hotel. Her many friends are welcom-
ing her back.
Maurtz and Johnson are advertis-
ing sale of their stock and machin
cry. which will take place on Wednes-
day next week. and will locate per-
manently at Bronson where they went
into the mercantile businesses.
Birdie Berg of Denison commenced
teaching the fall term at the Ogren
school house on Monday last.
Mrs. Mary Johnson and daughte r
ended their visit with relatives and
friends here on Wednesday last. and
returned to Colorado.
Olo Meieen of Odebolt who was
looking after his farm near town on
Wednesday dropped into town in the
afternoon and greeted number of
acquaintance.
Mrs. H. F. Ward of Perry visited
among the many kiron friends last
week. while here she was the guest at
the DR.. Burrows home.
Mrs. S. A. Palm returned on Fri
day last from four months stay and
visit with her daughters and relatives
in Chicago. Her daughter Hilma ac-
companied her home and will remain
a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
For Sale-Twelve Thoroughbred
Poland China Spring boars splendid