The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
~ Kiron

Mspanied by Robert Ewall of Den
who went to visit relatives in
H same locality.
MChas. Bergen spent several days in
minneapolis last week attending to
business matters.
Court Walters and wife and son
True spent New Years day at Schles-
wig.
G. E. johnson and wife entertained
number of relatives and friends at
their cosy home on New Years day.
Edyth and Victoria. Waldermar Of
sWoodbine spent the past two weeks
visiting their numerous relatives and
friends in and around Kiron.
Joseph johnson returned on Thurs
day morning from Chicago where he
went with fatted stock. We UNDER
stand that he came in on a satisfac-
tory market.
Olof Paulson of Boyer spent Thurs
day in Kiron attending to various
items Of business.
George Youngberg returned on
Tuesday last week from brief visit
with acquaintance at Charlton Iowa.
Tilda Nordholm who recently came
home from Denison is welcomed back
by her large circle of friends who
are pleased to see her. Owing
to the poor health of her mother
she has decided to remain at home.
ALI. Brown and wife from near
Boyer spent Thursday last visiting at
the c. Carlson home west Of Kiron.
Marshall Dolk and Nathan Sthran
spent Thursday last in Denison.
S. M. Curine of Ida Grove. con-
Quoted the meeting Of the Meat Pro-
ducer's Association held at the Kiron
Hall on Friday afternoon addressing
+ the farmers in the place of state or
ganissr. A. C. Sykes who was hind
erred from coming. The speaker very
J thorough exclaimed the object of the
association and the effective and most
beneficial work already wrought by
their combined efforts, and strongly
urged all to stay by the association
so as to accomplish greater benefits to
all meat producers and shippers.
!; Walter Butler spent last week look
ing over a portion of Nebraska and
visiting acquaintance.
Mrs. C. S. Johnson came up from
Boyer on the Friday morning passen-
ger to spend the day at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Erickson.
Richard johnson of Denison was
shaking hands on our streets Saturday
forenoon.
Mrs. P. C. Lawrence arrived in
Kiron on Friday morning from Coun-
Scil Bluffs. Iowa where she has spent
the past half year. When she left
Kiron none were aware of the tact
she would return as the wife of one
of our citizens P. C. Lawrence. one
of the editors of the Kiron News. We
extend most cordial welcome to
Mrs. Lawrence.
John Carlson and wife and three
children from Lanyon. Iowa spent
couple of days last week in Kiron
visiting the family of John Cedar
green's.
P. H. lessen and wife and Aug.
Shultz and wife from Goodrich town
ship spent Saturday trading in Kiron
and sight seeing the town. this being
their first trip to our town. They
were surprised to find so much of us.
Russell Linman went into Chicago
on Saturday evening with stock
shipment for his father. He expect
ed to spend few days in that inter-
esting city.
Mrs. Aug. Hanson returned on
Monday from Ida Grove where she has
spent the past month in the Conn
hospital. Her many friends were
greatly pleased to see her back and
that the operation she underwent re-
moved the troubles from which she
suffered greatly.
The week of prayer is being observ-
ed by both the Mission and Baptist
churches.
E. E. Clauson and family moved
into the Mission parsonage on Mon
day and they are now comfortably
settled in their new home. The rooms
which they vacated in the building
where the Clauson Bros. have their
furniture store will be used by the
boys for their furniture business.
Auctioneering-I wish to announce
that / will cry sales at reasonable
rates. Will guarantee satisfaction.
Can furnish testimonials from those
whose sales have cried and who have
been satisfied. Write or phone me
at my expense. E. E. Clauson. Kiron.
la.
Abel Peterson. resident in this
settlement in its early days, now re-