The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-20

Frank Jones of Ida Grove spent
a few hours in Kiron on Thursday
last.
Mary Hintz came over from Schles-
wig Friday to make short visit with
her sister.
Emil Palm returned on Friday
morning from Chicago to remain in
Kiron for several weeks.
Vena Schurke was visitor with
Denison relatives the latter part of
the week.
Edna Hoaglund visited relatives at
Denison and attended the teachers
meeting last week.
The boys have caught quite num-
Der of fish in Otter Creek the past
week.
On Thursday night about forty
neighbors and friends of Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Stone gave them a surprise.
The occasion of this gathering was
the fact that Mr.. and Mrs. Stone
were to soon leave for their new
home near Denison. They were COM
pletely surprised but that did not pre-
vent all from having a grand good
time. They were presented with a
set of dining room chairs. They
moved to their new home this week.
Mrs. Adolph OFT went to Denison
on Thursday to attend the teachers
meeting and enjoy couple of days
visiting friends. Besides attending to
her household duties Mrs. OFT teaches
school and is very much interested in
the teachers meetings.
Louis Theide was taken to the
Carroll hospital on Friday to have
another operation performed and to
receive treatment for his knee trouble.
The operations of couple of weeks
ago failed to relieve the trouble per-
manently.
E. P. SEWERS had an experience
last week that caused him great pain
and which, retired his eye from SER
vice for some time. While driving
spikes on Tuesday a spike rebounded
and struck him in the eye but FORUM
ately the member was not permanent
ly disabled.
Selma Carlson was in Schleswig on
Wednesday to give music lessons.
Miss Carlson is good teacher and
has a good number of scholars.
Fred Smith the prominent Boyerite
was among those found trading in
Kiron on Saturday.
Geo. and Ernst Ludell returned or
Saturday last from Sac City where
they completed the winter term Of
studies at the college.
Mrs. John D. Newcom and Mis-.
Myrtle Howren from near Deloi
spent Saturday afternoon in our town
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
them.
On Thursday evening the ciuizen'.
caucus was held at the engine house
C. j. johnson was elected chairman
and C. j. Larson. secretary. The fol
lowing nominations were made: Fo
Mayor G. A. Norelius: for Clerk
VIM. Strain: for Assessor. Chas
Dolk; for Treasurer. c. c. Walters
and. Councilmen R. l.. Anderson an
p. A. Petersen. On Friday evening
number of citizens gathered at tn
q E. johnson blacksmith shop wher
caucus had been arranged for
Harry johnson was elected chairma
and e. FL. Mauritz secretary and
Peoples party ticket was launche
with the following nominations. Fo
Mayor. Elmer Hoaglund; for CLERK
Harry Johnson; for Treasurer. job
Hoaglund. for Councilmen Otto Clal
son and Gudst Sanders. Thus on
citizens will be given a chance Q
Monday next to select their choice fe
the ruling of our peaceful town.
Twenty-Five years ago there wei
three couples in this locality thu
Joined hands and hearts, and WI
have resided in these parts ever SIM
and who to-day with their familit
are classed among our most respecte
people. March 18th Mr.. and MIR
Peter Lundell passed the twenty -fif1
mile stone Of their married life ar
their friends gave them pleasal
surprise by dropping in and spendir