The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13

A pleasant meeting of the Mission
Sewing Circle was held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. John Cedargren.
John Dobert with his newly acquir-
ed wife left on Friday for Knox
County, Neb.. where they will farm
this year.
Mrs. C. C.. Walters and son True
enjoyed visit of several days with
relatives at Soldier. Iowa. last week.
Friends of the esteemed couple Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Larson in old Kiron
are receiving invitations to gather at
their home on the evening of March
20 to join in with them to celebrate
their silver wedding anniversary.
On Friday morning Chas. Peterson
and wife and daughters Sarah and
Minnie left for their new home in
Alcester. S. D. A number of old
neighbors and friends were at the
depot to bid them good bye and to
wish them Godspeed and protection.
John Newman and wife and daugh-
ter went to Charter Oak last Thurs
day to attend and celebrate the mar
riage festivities of a niece.
John Newman, A. F. Lundberg and
Carl Gustafson each purchased a u.
S. cream separator from Clauson Bros.
last week.
Little Walter son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Anderson south of Kiron was
quite sick the past week with lung
fever, showing slight improvement at
present writing.
P. E. Nordell took Herman Schlen-
ner and Harry Berens to Colorado last
week to interest them in, and show
lands he is agent for.
William Schrenbeck came out from
Davenport recently to visit his many
old nelghbors and friends and to dc
some building on his farm west Of
Kiron. He says that his family are
we'll and that they are enjoying city
life.
A postal from Lydia Benson al
Denver states that she is we'll ane
enjoying the western world and is
very pleased to learn of the home
news through the Review. which
finds her once a week.
Will Horn of Odebolt spent couple
of days in our midst looking up horse.
to purchase which he found very
scarce.
Chas. Cose of Deloit spent few
hours in Kiron on Tuesday last bring.
ing up horse which he had sold tt
Will Horn.
Clauson Bros. consumated the dea
last Tuesday which made G. A
Norelius the owner of the Pete
Nelson farm south of Kiron for tn
consideration of S7.975.OO. The farm
contains ITO acres. G. A. has conf
dence in Iowa land and thinks it ;
safer investment than western o
northern land.
On Monday March Is the annua
town election will be held. The off
GERS to be chosen are mayor. clerk
treasurer. assessor and two council
men. We understand that our pres
ent capable mayor will not accep
another term of this important posi-
tion which he has most judiciousl.
and creditably filled. Whom to sue
coed him is puzzling our citizens a
some of those who have been though
of will not accept. but we trust Jha
good and capable man may be fount
to fill this important and responsible
office. For Clerk our present one. VIII
has served since the town was incor
porated. VIM. Sthran will have NJ
opposition but will surely be continu
ed in this Office at the hands of GU
voters as will C. C. Walters our pres
ent Treasurer. For assessor Harr
johnson. the present fact taker ha
given good satisfaction in his pas
work and we are safe in stating tina
should he be reelected he will con
tinue to fill his Office with accurac
and best of satisfaction. For the off
ces of councilmen to succeed P. A
Peterson and R. l.. Anderson. tn
sentiment is to continue them ir
office should they accept.