The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-29
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renee at Omaha and Chas. Larson at
De Kalb. Ill. He moved with his
family to America in 1865 and after a
years residence in Michigan and a
brief location in Dayton. Iowa. they
moved to Wheeler township, Sac
county, where his home was until
some eight years ago they moved to
Kiron where he resided up to five
years ago. then moving to Omaha
where his home was made with his
son Ed. Besides his children he leaves
to mourn him two daughter-in- laws,
two son-in-laws, and nineteen grand
children and host of friends and
nelghbors. Thus another link is brok-
en- in the chain of the pioneers of this
locality. Mr.. Larson was a man,
neighbor, citizen and friend that car
ried the respect of all. quiet and
honest in all his walks and dealings.
The funeral services were conducted
from the Baptist church here on Sun
day afternoon. conducted by Rev. j.
Soderstrom. assisted in the preaching
service by Rev. j. Klint of Rockford,
Ill.,, and Rev. John Croft of Window.
MINI. After the service his remains
were taken to the Lutheran ceme-
terry where burial was made.
The Green Bay Lumber Company
ncfo h1S ch ronrf hoc ho
of Charlie Gronau to assist Manager
Iverson in conducting the business
here.
Mrs. C. C. Walters and son True
visited with relatives and friends at
Danbury last week. returning home
Friday afternoon.
Rev. c. E. Jessup went to Gowrie,
Saturday where he went to conduct
the preaching services on Sunday and
to consider the location and condi-
lions of the place in view of accept
ing the pastorage of the Lutheran
church and moving there.
The tent meetings the past week
have been marred considerable. owing
to the rainy weather. Two evenings
the meetings were held in the Mis-
sion church. Evangelist L. Morgan
who assisted in the meetings left on
Friday for other points. The meet
ings will continue over next Sunday.
Rev. Croft is an interesting and
Jealous speaker and worker and these
meetings will surely result in great
good for the locality. Don't forget
that these meetings continue every
night in the tent. during the rest of
the week and over Sunday
Arthur Cronquist returned Thurs
day morning from his hasty trip to
the white city.
The noted Evangelist Morris Peter
sen who had planned to visit Kiron
the latter part of June to hold a SER
les of meetings, writes that he has
changed his plans and will come to
Kiron on June 4th.
Chas. Swanson and Addick An
derson spent the past week in Ten
neesee, Chas. going to look after his
land interests and Addick to view The
country. They surely will have an
interesting time as the trip is "a
most enjoyable one.
G. A. Norelius is expected home
this week from a weeks visit at
Chicago. Batavia and Moline. Illinois.
During his absence the mayorship has
been filled by DIR. F. Burrows.
Rev. A. Klint of Rockford, H.,
who is travelling in the interest of
the Free Mission society preached AT
the Mission church on Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Agnes Sjogren left for Omaha last
week where she has decided to remain
for some time. Her friends did not
like to see her leave.
A. G. Sjogren spent Monday and
Tuesday last week IN Omaha attend
ing to business and making a brief
visit with relatives.
w. N. Temple came up from Denl-
son Saturday to attend the camp
meetinga over Sunday.
A. G.. Sjogren and wife visited at
Boyer between train hours Saturday
afternoon.
The new pump has been put in and
tested and our water works are now
comleted. kiron has neat and up-to-
date water works system. as there
is to be had; the council has had some
tough wrestling from start to finish
to secure everything right and surely
they have succeeded.
Herman Ogren left for Des Moines
last week, securing position with
the water works contractors Turner
and Rollins. Thy will find an able
workman in Herman.
The convention meetings of the
Iowa Baptist churches commences at
the church here on Tuesday and con-
tinues over Sunday. A large delega.