The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-20
E. CLAUSON. Department Editor.

e. e. CLAUSON. Department Edit

Della Linman. Pearlie Winquist
and Alvin Winquest and Name Lar
son accompanied the corps of teachers
to Schleswig Saturday to attend the
teachers meeting.
We are enjoying the finest February
weather that has ever been known.
and stories are now going the rounds
of meadow larks and humming birds
having been noticed.
A number of our teachers went to
Schleswig Saturday to attend and as
sist IN the teachers meeting held
there. Prof. John Ainsworth of the
Kiron school read paper. the topic
being the new tangled spelling.
E. w. Paulson and wife returned
last Thursday from Des Moines where
they spent the past few months. E.
w. had good position but city life
did not agree with them. They have
moved into the residence portion Of
the building connected to the Sthrahn
Bros. hardware store.
Valentine day passed by this year
with little thought of it by any one.
Very few valentines were sold in XII
ron this year and the mails brought in
but small number. Evidently the
fad is dying out.
Swan Mauritz. Aug. Kastner and
Aug. Erickson accompanied the stock
shipment of six cars from Kiron Sat-
urday evening for Chicago.
Errand Gustafson moves onto the
C. A. Larson farm this week. recent
~ vacated by Victor Lundgren. His
brother Carl will move from near
Arthur on the place he vacates.
Chas. Lundgren of Denison visited
a number of his friends here over
Sunday.
Mrs. R. W. Johnston made brief
visit here on Saturday on her way
from Berne to Denison.
Ben Halbuth of Arthur was among
those whom the dance at the Hall Sat
.urday evening drew to Kiron.
Albert Anderson and wife moved on
to the Gust Ogren farm north of town
last week having leased the same for
the season. AS they are just starting
out together in life we wish them
success abundant.
G. A. Norelius and P. A. Petersen
went to Des Moines on Monday last
on business.
Marshal Dolk spent Saturday last
in our neighboring town Schleswig
serving legal papers.
Grandma Hoaglund has been quite
sick the past few days and at present
shows no signs of improving.
Shilder Anderson was passenger
on Saturday noon for Odebolt where
he will visit friends for a few days.
Carl Schultz and wife visited ac-
qualntances near West Side the first
of the week.
Lulu Larson and Mildred Larson
came home Saturday from Denison for
few days visit at their respective
homes expecting to return to continue
their college studies on Wednesday.
Oscar Larson. who now holds down
a position as fireman on passenger
train between Sioux City and Omaha.
came home Saturday for an over Sun
day visit at his parental home
and?
Rev. Victor Carson of Vermillion.
is. D. preached at the Mission church
on Monday evening.
Alice Erickson returned on Satur-
day last from Denison where she has
spent some time at the Denison col
lege.
Mrs. Harlan Smith is visiting her
parental home C. E. Enbergs and
friends in Kiron this week. on her
way home from Wall Lake to Lyons.
Neb.. where her future home will be.
Her husband moves their household
effects and stock this week. and she
expects to join him in their new home
the latter part of the week.
Considerable comment is being
made about the evangelists and their
method OF preaching at the Baptist
church. They are very Jealous in
their efforts and one thing is certain
if is of God. their work and preach
ing will stand. if not it will fall. so
hasty judgments should be refrained
from as time will reveal the facts.
LNNea%~~~NpN ~Nuw~S wD