The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-21

Denison on Tuesday to witness the ball
game between Des Moines and Deni-
son.
w. P. Hart of Denison spent
Thursday and Friday assisting in look
ing after the Fairmont Cream business
in this locality.
F. L. johnson left on Friday for
Newmans Grove and other points in
Nebraska on preaching tour.
The Northwestern Co. are contem-
plating changing agent 8 at this point.
Or efficient and obliging agent. Mr..
McClauhan to be transferred to North
Dakota. We are sorry to see him
leave as he has made a number one
agent.
Grandma Hoagland Is very low and
is not expected to live. She has been
unable to take any nourishment for
over eight days except water.
Emma Bergstrom' home visit was
cut short by telegram from Denver
announcing that friend was not ex-
pected to live. She left on Friday
much to the regret of her many
friends here.
A bill poster spent Thursday in
Kiron posting hills announcing the
circus at Schleswig Aug. 26 Of
course a number from this localtiy
will go.
Mrs. Dave Houston of Omaha visit
ed relatives in this locality and at Ida
Grove the past week.
The rumor circulated in Kiron about
the death of Nels johnson which was
alleged should have occurred in Texas
sometime ago is untrue. Last week
his brother Oliver here received let
ter from him stating that he was on
his way from Kansas City to North
Dakota.
Elmer Lundblad near Arthur re-
Gently sold his farm for Sl35 per acre
and after the deal was closed changed
his mind and refused to sell.
Peter Naslund left last week for
Pomeroy. Iowa. where he will assist
outfit.
The Free Mission Sunday school
held picnic on Wednesday afternoon
in the grove surrounding the home of
A. F. Lundberg. In spite of the
busy season quite number gathered
and together with the children spent
pleasant afternoon. After very
short program refreshments were
served. Afterwards the older peo-
pie. enjoyed the time visiting while
the children romped about to their
hearts content.
d. A. Reid of Lake Crystal. Mime
sofa. spent Tuesday and Wednesday
on business in Klron. Being we'll ac-
auainted with Rev. j. Soderstrom he
found time to make him a short visit.
Mrs. Neal Herner and daughter
visited the greater part of the past
week with Mrs. H.. parents near
Charter Oak
Mr.. S. E. Cronquist and wife went
to Usage City. Kansas. to visit their
daughter and son-in-law, Harry Nord
and wife and their daughter. Mrs.
Harry Fink who is spending sons time
at that place.
Mrs. John Kullberg and daughters
spent Wednesday in Kiron visiting ac-
quaintances.
P. E. Nordell and party returned
on Thursday from their Colorado trip
having enjoyed very pleasant time.
John Muritz remained in Colorado
having invested in quarter section
of land.
Rev. A. M. Broleen of Dalesburg,
S. D. preached at the Bethel church
on Sunday last. Rev. Broleen used to
be here and his visits was welcomed
by his many friends.
Mabel Stromburg OF Omaha is en-
joying a couple OF weeks in the
country the guest at the Aug. Linman
home.
Among those from these parts at
tending the Normal institute at Den
lSOu ldSI WcSk were AHA hansen
and Carrie Lindblad.
Edith Lundell left Friday for Des
Moines and Indianola to visit friends
and relatives and expects to remain
in Des Moines over the State fair.
Rev. Peter Carlson of Providence
R. l. arrived last Tuesday for a
weeks visit among relatives and
friends preaching at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
Rudolph Nordell and sister Alice
went to Newman's Grove on Friday
last to visit friends for few days
and sight seeing the country.
The croluet craze has struck town
and ere long we expect to see every
lawn and garden lot transformed into
croquet grounds.
August Hammarstrom and wife