The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-01

E. N. Sandstone and Martin Sand
strom, Adolph Hoppe. Ed Moline and
Louie Gronau returned on Thursday
from their trip to Chicago.
Harry Sthran came down from
Schaller the first of the week. look
ing after land seekers.
What terminated most luckily and
might have resulted seriously was the
meeting of several teams and DR..
Conn's automobile couple of miles
north of town Thursday afternoon.
The teams of Swan Lindquist and
Elof Carson die not seem to mind it
but the broncho driven by Peter Lun
dell became unmanageable and Mr.
Lindauist in his attempt to assist
Mr.. Lundell. got kicked. cutting
cash on the side of his head.
George Lindstrom in tieing horse
in the barn on Tuesday last got his
left hand caught in the halter rope
and the horse jerking backward broke
and smashed the little finger so it
had to be amputated: also liberated
the other fingers.
Emily johnson of Odebolt spent
Friday and Saturday in town While
here she completed plans to visit our
town every Friday and Saturday.
The Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road company repair crew spent sew
eral days in Kiron last week, repair
ing about the depot and stock yard
and cleaning out the water tank.
Work was resumed on the town
we'll on Saturday morning but owing
i to the amount of water rushing in and
which one pump could not throw out
the work had to be stopped
until another pump could be secured.
Oscar Larson came home from
Sioux City Saturday for couple of
days visit at his home.
Andrew Dolk drove to Ida Grove
Sunday to spend few hours with A.
M. Larson.
Morris Peterson, the noted Evan
gelist is planning to visit Kiron in
the latter part of June. to hold
series of meetings.
The boys who make practice of
standing outside the churches during
services and peeking in through the
doors and making noise that annoys
those attending church will sooner or
later find themselves in trouble. Boys
| if you cannot go inside and behave
like gentlemen during the church SER
+, vice. don't hang around the church
buildings and disturb those who 90
to enjoy the services. Complaint along
these lines has become general and
unless the boys behave themselves in
the future someone will be brought
up and fined pretty heavily.
E. d. Clauson. j. A. Lawrence
and E. P. SEWERS drove to Ida Grove
Saturday night to see A. M. Larson
at the hospital. returning home Sun
da evening. except Mr.. Lawrence
who remained until Monday.
Gust Anderson came over from
Nloorhead on the afternoon train and
drove across the country to Ida Grove
Saturday to see his cousin Mr.. Larson
at the hospital. also making short
visit at the Andrew Dolk home, be-
fore returning to his home on Mon
day.
A. Nj. Larson was taken violently
sick last week and for a few days
suffered terribly from internal all
ments. On Friday it was found neces-
sary to take him to the Conn hospital,
at Ida Grove. where he was operated
on. He has been very low and at
times signs of recovery, were unfav-
orable but Sunday and Monday pleas
ing reports haze been received that he
is resting easy and improving and the
hopes of his friends here is that he
may soon be back and in good health.
Many prayers have been sent to Him
who is able to do all things. for our
friend Mr.. Larson by his many
anxious and hoping friends. Mrs.
Larson is with him and the best of
care and nursing and medical attend
ance is given him. Being too weak
to stand the ride across the country
to Ida Grove Friday he was taken by
train. his neighbor e. P. SEWERS go
ing as far as Wall Lake with him.
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