The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
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E. E. CLAUSON. Departr

The stork on his flight through this
locality on Tuesday evening alighted
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Sander and left with them lovely
little Miss who will title them papa
and mamma. Their cup of JOY is
trimming over. May the little girl
grow up to be as good woman as
her mother.
Mrs. John Winquist is enjoying a
visit from her sister Mrs. A. Thomp-
son of Chicago whom she has not met
for over twenty years and having not
heard from her for number of years.
thought her dead. Mrs. Thompson
recently took a trip to Sweden and
while there wrote to her sister here
that upon her return to America she
would make her visit.
Several errors crept into our items
last week either the neglect of the
typesetter or the writer not making
his scribbling plain and readable. 1t
read. that August Lundberg was an
old merchant in this locality. It
should have read an old resident. and
in the real estate item where we
mention A. F. johnson and partner of
Akron. Iowa. it read of Kiron. Iowa.
E. E. Stone sold his farm south of
Kiron. eighty acres to Chris Hansen
for 500 per acre and purchased the
Swanson farm two miles north of
Denison for S11O. per acre. Mr.. Stone
intends to move on to his new farm
this month. We are sorry to lose this
family from our settlement but know
ing that by the change they make,
will better themselves in various
ways, so we wish them prosperity in
their new quarters.
Fred Shurke and wife visited with
acquaintance at Wall Lake and West
Side. the latter part of last week and
first of this week.
c. B. Larson advertises another
horse sale at the Miller livery barn on
Saturday afternoon this week.
Otto Berggren and Andy Ward went
to Perry, Iowa. Saturday to visit the
Il. I. Ward family and to have a
time for few days.
John Gustafson returned Friday
from his Minnesota trip. He visited
for brief while with A. B. Falk
and family at Marine Mills. and re-
ports them all WE'LL A. B. is spend
ing his time and talents in the en-
ploy of Uncle Sam as rural mail car
rier. The country he saw in that state
did not impress him very favorably
compared with Iowa.
Chas. Wineuist greatly surprised
his friends here by dropping down
from Alcester. S. D. last Friday
morning and bringing with him an
excellent. good looking woman. which
he soon explained to his friends was
his wife. The marriage took place at
Alcester Feb. 81. The ceremony was
performed at the brides home in the
presence of relatives and friends at
high noon. His bride, Miss Signi
Cedergren, we are informed is the es-
Unable and talented daughter of a
respected and we'll known couple and
residents near Alcester. Chas. is one
of our boys. leaving Kiron last year
locating on farm in that part of the
world where he found his "Rebekah"
He decided that their wedding trip
should be taken to their old home. to
visit his parents. relatives and large
circle of friends who are pleased to
meet him and his better half. May
the best OF everything be their bless
ing.
Swan Mauritz spent part of Tues
day in Schleswig transacting business.
During the quarantine of Marshal
Dolll's home. our Honorable Mayor
has appointed Enock Miller temporary
marshal.
Celia Erickson. who will be rem
embered by large number here. died
at her home at Newmans Grove. Neb.
Jan. %. 1907. She spent nearly half
year in Kiron some ten years ago
together with Evangelist Sabina
johnson and at which time she made
many and lasting friends who will be
saddened to learn of her death. She
, left loving husband and two little
boys.