The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-20
, E. E. CLAUSON. Department. Editor.
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E. E. CLAUSON. Department

the evening with them. leaving them
some nice silver presents to help them
remember the event. On March Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT Nelson who were
married three days later than Mr.. and
Mrs. Lundell had friends invade their
home to remind them of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. A very
pleasant time was spent and the
honored guests were the recipients of
elegant silver ware. The third couple
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Larson in Old
Kiron. who six days after had the
ceremony performed which united
them as man and wife. will on
Thursday night this week celebrate
together with large number of
neighbors and friends the notable
event. at their cosy home. They have
been spared to live to see the time
when they could look back over a
period of twenty-five years of married
life.
The home of C. j. johnson has
been the next thing to hospital the
past week. Mrs. E. H. Mauritz has
been quite sick, also Mrs. C. j. John
son has been confined to the bed and
Grandpa Anderson has been so poorly
that he has needed assistance to turn
him in bed. Mr.. johnson has surely
had time of it.
Mrs. August Lillieholm of Deni-
son spent the past week visiting at
the home of her daughters in Kiron.
Little Bertal, the two weeks old
baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Hammerstrom, passed away at their
home south of Kiron on Wednesday
last after a brief illness. The fond
parents have the sympathy of the en-
tire community in their sadness of
having to part with their darling
babe. The funeral took place on Fri
day afternoon when the little remains
were laid to rest in the Kiron GEM
etery.
| Quite few families from this vi
entity drove to the home of Swan
johnson in Milford on Monday last
to spend the day and to welcome home
Swan. who on the proceeding day had
arrived home from his trip and visit
to Sweden.
Otto Berggren and Andy Ward re-
turned Saturday from a most pleas
ant visit with the family of H. I.
Wards at Perry. Iowa.
Nels A. johnson Joined the crowd
that went to Chicago on Saturday
night to enjoy the sights of that in
teresting city for few days.
Mrs. Bob Childress of near Deloit
made short visit at ]. A. Colts on
Friday afternoon on her way to
Schleswig to visit friends.
4 C.. R. Lundell went to Chicago
Saturday evening with two cars OF
fatted stock, C. w. Nelson with two
cars, Chas Anderson two cars. Peter
Swanson, two cars, S. E. Cronquist
one car.
, Fourteen new members were admit
ted to the Baptist church on Sunday
the rites of Baptism were administer
; ed in the church in the evening. which
l was witnessed by very large audi
/ ence.
, Rev. E. P. Lavine of Beaver City
3 Nebraska surprised his son Rev
Frank Lavine by unexpectedly com
! ing to Kiron on Friday last to spent
4 a few days. He preached at the Mis-
i sion Church on Sunday and on Mon
r day evening.
C. C. Walters spent Monday il
4 Denison transacting business am
: shaking hands with acquaintance.
r Mrs. F. A. Burrows and Alic,
n Sandberg took drive to Denisol
r Saturday where they spent part of tn
day.
e DR.. j. A. Matson of Kiron and DR.
t j. E. Conn of Ida Grove performe
o an operation on Tuesday last on Knu
e Mattson's boy who was suffering witt
S empyenia of the chest. The boy j
d improving very nicely at present.
j. Frank Stolt of Odebolt who, visite
h over Sunday at the home of hi
d brother S. S. Stolt. spent a fe,
It hours in Kiron Monday.
e Mrs. Erick S. Larson and two boy