The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-27

Rufus Morgan of Lake City came to
Kiron ON Wednesday to attend the
Muritz and Miller wedding and to
spend short bllssful visit with
friends?
Quite change in the weather last
Wednesday which seemed to have had
a irritating effect upon some of our
people who are not over it yet. The
remedy for the same could not be Sc
cured by the afflicted one.
Nellie Caster returned on Wednes-
day from her sad trip and mission to
her home at Underwood to attend the
burial of her father.
Free coffee was served at the More
Illus department store on Tuesday and
Wednesday on the opening of the spe-
cial sale which will continue for some
time. Edna Stolt presided over the
coffee served.
Mrs. George Streeter of Deloit
spent couple of days last week visit
ing at the home of Orval McKim's.
| B. Lindberg who moved away last
year to Friedhem. Minnesota with his
family is spending couple of weeks
among his old Kiron neighbors and
friends.
The Chas. Meyers sale on Friday
afternoon drew quite a crowd and a
most successful sale was had. No
evidence of the money tightness could
be noticed at this sale as bidding was
free and liberal.
Anna Leveen came home on Thurs
day to attend the funeral of her grand
ma. This is the second time that she
has been called home from Omaha this
year occasioned by deaths.
B. A. Samuelson. Gust Hammar-
strom. Edwin and Emel johnson
drove to Denison on Thursday morning
to attend the McHenry stock sale.
Rev. John Edgren from Britt visit
ed friends in Kiron the latter part of
the week and preached in the Mission
church Sunday morning and evening.
MARRIED.
Elegant simplicity characterized the
wedding of Emma Miller. daughter of
Nels Miller and wife to Maurice Sjo-
gren which took place on. Wednesday,
evening. November. Goth in their
home in Kiron. The event was at
tended by a number of relatives and
friends. Rev. A. Lagerquist officlat-
ing. AS the bridal party was entering
the parlor Lillian Larson played the
beautiful Mendellsohn wedding march.
The important ceremony performed
which made the couple man and wife
when the congratulations were show
cred upon them. These two are
we'll known. respected and esteemed
and need no introduction to Kiron
people. The bride has resided all her
days in our midst, so has the groom.
with the exception of a few of his
early years. Their honest and upright
lives and excellent traits has won
them large circle of warm and adj
miring friends. who now wish for them
all the blessings of life that is posi-
BILE. which they truly deserve. The
groom had Just completed the new ane
elegant home in which the wedding was
held. The presents they received were
many. May Joy and happiness never b.
lacking and may success always attent
them On their journey through life.
| On last Wednesday evening after /.
life of many years Mrs. Anna johnson
passed away from this land of sorrow
and tears to the better abode beyond
at the ripe old age of 80 years
months II days. at the home of hel
son-in-law. Hans Levine north o
Klron. She was bon in Helsingland
Sweden. March 3. 1927 and joined il
marriage with her husband in 1847 an,
together with him came to America il
1883 locating in Minneapolis. residin,
there but two years when they cam
to this locality and here her hom'
has been. Her husbands death &C
Cured March. 10.l895. She leaves tw
daughters in this locality. two daught
ers in Oregon and son and daughter
in Washington and number of othe
relatives and friends to mourn he
death. The funeral took place o.
Saturday afternoon. the services wer
conducted at the home by Rev. o
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