The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
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John Baker the pioneer farmer
four miles north of Kiron together
with Peter Peterson of Odebolt left
on Saturday last week for a trip to
Sweden to revisit the scenes of their
early days and to visit with relatives.
The Mrs. A. M. Larson sale last
week drew a good crowd and Chas.
Nelson of Omaha came to Kiron on
Tuesday to make the final wind up of
the Nelson estate. Owing to several
error in the title to the estate. which
takes some time to adjust. Chas.
returned to Omaha on Wednesday
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lundberg remained
the balance of the week to visit Nre-
latives and friends in Krion and at
Lake View.
Rev. ]. Soderstrom resigned last
week as pasterage at the Baptist
church to take effect in September.
His plans for the future have not yet
been decided. so we are informed.
| Gust E. Anderson spent Tuesday
last fishing in Lake View returning
with a fine mess of fish.
Chas. Dolk. went to Denison on
business Wednesday. He spent q
few hours near Wall Lake catching
fish.
Evangelist d. j. Gustafson and
wife who remained few days after
the Baptist conference to visit with
friends. left on Thursday for Strait
ford.
The Odbolet Record tells about the
marriage of Oscar Olson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Olson of this locality
to Hazel Miller of Odebolt. they go
ing to Ida Grove to have the nuptial
tied. They will make their home in
Odebolt.
Fred Schurke and E. E. Clauson
were among those from this locality
who went to Boyer on Thursday to
attend the funeral of Claus Frahm.
The stricken family has many sympa-
thies in Kiron.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Lutheran Church has secured the
musician. Prof. Algert Anker of Des
Moines to give concert in the XII
ron hall the latter part of this month.
This will be an excellent treat to our
people to have the opportunity to hear
him and his able pianist M. Lunquist
who is most prominent and very
able musician at Des Moines. From
the Mail and Times published at Des
Moines we learn the following, "Mr.
Anker is an admirable violinist. He
showed in his recital Thursday even
ing the making of an artist. His
technic tone and Interpretation were
of the highest order. -
i The Swedish Lutheran cemetery
was incorporated at the meeting held
on Tuesday lsat at the church. A
board of of six directors were ele-
cted which is composed of Aug. Lun-
del. S. N. Santsrom. C. w. Nelson
| Olaf johnson. j. G. Anderson. and E.
| N. Sandstrom. The board of dir.
ectors elected A. Luudell. President
c. w. Nelson, Secretary. and S. N
Sandstrom Treasurer.
John Peterson north of town has
freak in the shape of a three legge,
calf. which is about three weeks oil,
and is doing we'll.
G. A. Norelius and John Wlnquis
drove to Denison Tuesday on business
Rev. A. Discher breaches his fare
we'll sermon at the German Lutheran
church in Stockholm next Sunday
He has been pastor of this churcI
for four years. His new field of labo
s will be at Wall Lake, Iowa. Rev
b Dischers is very fine minister an
!. a man the community regrets to lose
John Pithan recently received
letter from his Uncle Henry Koll
"a former resident of this locality
now resident of jennings. Loulsana
He is prospecting down there and ha
, sold over four thousand dollars. wort
of rice he raised last year. At tn
time he wrote he had put in som
two hundred and fifty acres of ric
and expected to plant one hundred an
fifty more.
Rev. John Croft and wife left o
Tuesday afternoon for Sioux City an
from there they go to Window, MINI
Fred Shure went to Charter Ga
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. P. Soderstrom and Mrs. j
Engberg who visited relatives an
friends here the past week returne
IS to their homes in Boone on Thursda
5 afternoon.
S. N. Sandstrom and son Nels wer
to Chicago on Saturday night wit
IA three cars of their fatted cattle.
|. The Kiron spring term of scho,
. has closed and the youngsters are Ell
:; joylng the vacation days. The teri
s was taught by John L. Ainsworth G