The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16

Popcorn picking in this locality will
begin next week. The acreage is
the largest ever planted in this local.
ity and the yield and quality promises
to be fair.
Lillian Larson and Amelia Michael
son visited friends at Denison the
latter part of the week, returning
home on Friday afternoon.
B. N. Benson returned on Friday
afternoon from a few days stay in
Odeboit. doing some carpenter work.
The residence of P. B. Olson on
Praine street occupied by John Ceder-
is having a new dress of paint
put on by painter Emil Mauritz.
Mabel Larson of Odebolt, who is
teaching the school three miles east of
Kiron. visited at the home Of Mrs. C.
e. Carlson over Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Erickson and
Lena babe farewell to
Kiron wnere their home has been SO
many years, and to the people here
whom they have associated with for
so long a time. and left on Monday for
their new home in Vermillion. S. D..
Quite a number was at the depot to
say goodbye and wish them content
ment in their new home.
Ellen Larson came home from Ode
bolt Thursday and left on Friday for
Dyton where she will visit friends.
F. l.. johnson went to South Da-
kota on Friday. where he will visit
several places holding religious meet
ing for some time.
A reception was held on Tuesday
night. last week by the Baptist church
for their new pastor. Rev. A. Lager
auist and family who recently arrived
from Kansas. An address of welcome on
behalf of the church was given by l.
Michaelson. Rev. O. Lindholm
pastor of the Baptist church in Ida
county welcomed the new pastor to
the locality also Florence johnson in
a short speech bid him welcome. to
the various branches Of the Baptist
work. Rev. F. Lavine of the Free
Mission church and Rev. j. A.
Christianson of the Lutheran church
and the Mayor. G. A. Norelius upon
request in short speech extended a
welcome to the town and locality. At
the close a sum of money was present.
ed Rev. L%agerquist.
Chris Nissen. while assisting to
load a large water tank at Boyer on
Wednesday had three fingers badly
mashed on his left hand by the tank
dropping on his hand. He came to
Kiron as fast as a team could carry
him to have his hand dressed.
Victoria and Dewey Erickson drove
down from Odebolt on Sunday after
noon to visit with friends.
Rev. A. Discher of Wall Lake
transacted business in Kiron on
Wednesday and visited friends in the
near vicinity.
The horse and cattle sale drew a
large number to Kiron Saturday after
noon.' The cattle sold at good prices
while the horses did not bring what
they were worth.
Chas. Sundeen of Boone was a very
pleasant visitor at the Mrs. G.. G..
Carlson home west of Kiron between
Saturday and Monday mornings.
Station agent Nehemiah moved his
family this week into the pleasant
home recently vacated by Mrs. Her.
man Erickson.
At the recent annual meeting of
the Kiron Mutual Insurance Co.. held
at Klron. w. j. Sandberg was
elected treasurer to succeed Sol
Peterson. Mr.. Peterson has most
ably held this responsible office for
over twenty-five years and the work
in discharge of the duties of the same
has been both large and particular.
but Mr.. Peterson has always per-
formed the same accurately and salts
factorily, Getting along in years he
decided to free himself from the load