The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-10

The contractors arrived in Kiron
last week and commenced work in
putting in the water works. The
heavy material for the tank has been
hauled UP on the high hill and will
soon tower the same.
At the council meeting held last
week the newly elected officers were
sworn in. P. A. Peterson was APP
pointed to fill vacancy in the council.
by the resignation of Aron Sedarberg.
The mayor appointed Enoch Miller
street commissioner and marshal.
DR.. F. A. Burrows went to Chicago
on Saturday morning to remain some
four weeks in one of the leading
hospitals to equip himself in the
latest medical work. There will be
large corps of doctors from all over
the country who will be under the in
structions of the ablest medical
ability in that city. He has made ar
rangemens with DR.. Garner to look
after his business during his absence.
Clyde A. Meunis and wife arrived
on Tuesday last for a few days from
Early. Iowa. Mr.. Meunis has charge
of the Northwestern station during
the absence of Station Agent Golf.
M. A. Sandstrom returned home
from Denison on Tuesday where he
had gone to serve. as juror. but as
the entire panel of jurors had been
declared illegally drawn he did not
have to serve.
Station Agent 1. A. Golf went to
Chadron, Nebraska. last week to in
vestigate the position offered him by
the railroad company at that point
and it it meets with his approval and
he likes the surroundings he may To-
cate there. One and all are in hopes
that he will not be suited as Kiron
will hate to see him move away. He
has been one of the best agents ever
held here by the railroad company
and his removal would meet with dis
approval and regret by tie en.ire
community.
r. H. Newcom and wife returned
last week from Los Angeles. Calf.
where they visited their daughter and
friends and spent the winter.
Lillian Lindblad went to Fort
Dodge on Tuesday last for a short
visit at her sisters home.
Selma and Edith Carlson and Sophia
Johnston visited at Deloit on Thurs
day last.
Rev. Frank Lavine spent few
hours near Arthur on Wednesday.
Oscar Bergen, after weeks visit
with his mother and friends in Kiron.
returned on Wednesday to Lincoln.
Neb., to resume his studies in the
law business.
Mrs. A. Michelroy. a sister of Mrs.
M. Bergren, residing at Algona. is
visiting in Kiron this week. AS the
sisters had not met for eight years.
they are having pleasant time.
Dr.sJ. "A. Matson left on Monday
of last week for Denver. to join his
wife and daughter who he said had
gone there for their health. DIR. Mat
son made number of acquaintance
here who regretted that he could not
arrange to remain permanently.
j. B. johnson and Selma Ogren
.drove into Ida county on last Sunday
evening to attend the Easter program
at the Baptist church.
Among the many who drove out to
attend the Easter program at the
Baptist church near Arthur on Sun
day evening were Alfred Larson and
the Misses Emma and Esther Ogren.
Ray Richardson from near Vail ar
rived in Kiron the fore part of the
week and expects to remain during
the summer.
Hy kuhlman of Schleswig was a
business visitor in Kiron on Wednes-
day.
Nathan Strain writes that he ar
arived safely at De Smet. S. d. and
likes that country real we'll. He owns
"a good farm in that part of the world
land went there to till the same. He
intends to keep in close touch with
his old stamping ground here hence
he has ordered the weekly visits OF
the Review.
Mrs. Charles Burnquist and chill
,dren of Odebolt were pleasant visitors
the latter part of the week and over
Sunday at the j. j. Sandberv home.
Rev. j.. j. Landmark of Essex, Ia,
will hold series of meetings at the
mission Church this week. which will
continue over Sunday. Rev. Landmark
is a Jealous worker on bible plans and
it is interesting to listen to him.
Adolph Benson returned on Wed
nesday from trip to Fesenden. N.
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