The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

can commit. The day will come when
these thinking themselves smart aleck
will face and account tor his deed. |
John Kuhlberg came up from Boyer
Wednesday morning for shopping !
tour.
Albin Jarl and family left this To-
cality on Wednesday morning for '
Woodbury. where Albin will farm
part of the Alhquist farm on shares.
Their friends here wish them larger |
measure of success and prosperity in
their new home than they enjoyed
here.
N. P. Swanson and Chas. Larson
drove to Denison on Tuesday last to
look after business and see how the
folks at the county hospital were pro-
crossing.
The election returns surprised quite
number of our voters. However a
little change was expected. An issue
on the quiet was voiced. but which
was kept in the rear. The cause
was considerably crippled bypro-
ceedings the evening before cleo
toin day. G. A. Norelius. the reflect
ed mayor has creditably filled the
Office and possessing as he does good
common sense and keen judgement
the office in his control will continue
to be properly filled. Harry johnson
tbo o1oo+od al ,rl. &c +o he ooprrot,,Iot
ed upon his victory which came as a
surprise. his opponent having held the
Office for so many years. Harry has
full supply Of the qualification
required in the discharging of the
duties of that office. C. C. Walters.
reelected treasurer has made model
officer and the town funds are per-
| fecly safe in his hands. and promptly
distributed when authorized to do SO.
G. A. Dolk was elected assessor and
will no doubt perform the require
ton of all; his head being level and
of business nature. Robert Ander-
son was reelected councilman and new
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material will be added to that board
in the election of Otto E. Clausson.
These two together with the old re-
naming board will grapp,e with
various important questions and bus
mess of the town. We understand
that Aron Sedarberg will resign as
councilman at next meeting and a
new one will be appointed to take his
place, his resignation being caused by
his position as mail carrier which
bars him from holding the office.
Kiron can boast of as an intelligent
and business qualified board of officers
as that found anywhere.
DR.. j. A. Matson sold out his Off
ce fixtures and practice to DR.. w. "A.
Gardner of near Ida Grove the dta
being made the past week. and DR..
Gardner ha; already taken possession
and will be found at Matson's old
stand. We extend hand of welcome
to DIR. Gardner.
! Lydia Benson surprised her folks
and host of friends by returning
home on Saturday morning from Den
YER Colorado where she has been en-
joying herself most pleasantly the
{ past six months. At present she is
undecided how long she will remain
but we hope that her stay will be
permanent.
Mrs. Samuel Lungren of Denisor
visited Saturday and Sunday with XII
ron friends and relatives.
r Oscar Goodrich of near Densor
and Mrs. E. Matthes of Oklahoma ant
t Mrs. C. Huffman of Cody. Wyoming
were pleasant visitors at the /. Good
{ rich home Friday.
Dr. F. A. Burrows attended thu
/ meeting of the County Medical So
| ciety at Denison and reports a Yer.
interesting and helpful session. thu
, program being carried out as STATED
in Wednesdays Review. Drs. r. d.
Mason and Jos. M. Akin of Omaha