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

ney and lung trouble. On the day of
his death he was unusually we'll and
about the place. while out in the yard
the attack seized him and going to the
house he was met by his wife in the
hall when he fell into her arms be-
ing unable to go further and in a few
minutes his life had left the body
His son who went to Kiron in the
afternoon was met upon his return
home with the sad news. Mr.. Jonson
was born in Linkoping. Sweden, June
10 1880. was married to Lovisa Sher-
man, who now survives him. Nov. IL.
1865; coming to America in the spring
1882 and remaining in Chicago until
in the fall when he moved to Kiron.
One son. Charles, and one daughter
Mrs. E. P. SEWERS, together with his
wife, son-in-law and four grand
children are mourning and missing
him from their happy family circle.
He was quiet and unassuming. honest
and upright. and true believer in
life hereafter. and had prepared for
the enjoyments of bliss in the next
world. A true faith is gone. kind
and devoted husband and a loyal
neighbor and citizen. The funeral
services were held from the Baptist
church of which he was member on
Friday afternoon. Rev. j. Soderstrom
conducting the same. His long time
neighbor F. L. Johnson spoke few
minutes at the close. His body was
inferred in the Kiron cemetery.
A the council meeting held last
week the resignation of Aron Sedar-
berg as councilman was accepted and
P. A. Peterson appointed to fill his
place. The mayor appointed E. L.
Miller as marshal and street commits.
sioner which was approved of by the
council.
Owing to the rainy weather on Sat
urday Afternoon, the sale of DIR. Mat.
sons household goods was held in
the large lumber shed belonging tc
the Green Bay Lumber Co. A fail
crowd attended and good prices were
bid.
Rev. A. Moline from Abba, Iowa
spent the past week in Kiron con.
Quoting meetings during the week
and Sunday at the Mission Church.
Oscar Larson came home from
Sioux City on Saturday to remain a
few days visiting at his parental
home and with friends. His home
coming is awaited and looked for by
his friends.
c. F. Johnson and F. A. Smith
came up from Boyer on Saturday
afternoon to attend the sale anc
transact business.
Blan he Olson of Oiebolt is Wis
itor among her Kiron friends for /;
few days.
4 Mrs. F. A. Burrows and son Lo
we'll went to Hawkeye on Saturday
morning to visit relatives and friend
for some four weeks while Doctor is
! away in Chicago. Mrs. Burrows usee
to be Postmistress at Hawkeye ant
has a number of friends there VIII,
will be pleased to meet her.
E. E. Clauson went to Omaha OF
Monday afternoon on business mis-
sion.
| Fourteen cars of stock were shipped
out from this point on Saturday even
ing. Those going in with them wer.
Roy Eckman. Virgil Linman, N. p
Larson. John johnson. Ernest Moline
and John Baker.
i Rufus Morgan returned to Lake
City on Monday after a weeks vlsi,
with friends at old Kiron. He is jus,
recovering from the smash-up he got
in recent railroad wreck.
Alice Nordell returned to Denisor
on Monday after an over Sunday stay
at her home in old Kiron.
Nellie Larson came home from the
Denison college on Friday for All ovel
Sunday visit at her home.
| S. A. Samuelson. wife and children
babe relatives and friends and this
locality which has been their home
SO many years, adieu on Monday last
and started for Aberdeen. S. D.
where they intend to make their flu.
ture home. May they succeed ane
grow prosperous in their new quar-.
tiers.
Lennie Nord left on Monday fol
Riverton. Wyoming. after spending
the winter in Kiron. He expects tt
go by the way of Colorado and sight
see that noted country.
Olof Johnson and family who left
Harcourt last year for California ar
rived in Kiron on Saturday last tt
visit the p. Miller family for week
or so while they look up new loca
ton, Thew saw Iowa is the country.