The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-24
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friends had been invited, all un-
known to her. to spend the evening
with her. and as they came in a body
it proved q complete surprise. Social
chat and games and refreshments fill
ed the hours fully. A. G. Sjogren in
behalf of the company. presented her
with fine watch chain and waist.
Axel Larson and Olof Meleen and
families and Tllda Larson of Odebolt
attended the funeral Of their uncle
on Sunday afternoon.
The past week has been rather an
eventful one in the matter of run
Always. there being three, and while
the teams that participated were
bruised up yet none were seriously
injured.
John Lass of Denison enjoyed a
very pleasant drive UP to Kiron on
Sunday last and pleasanter time
visiting an acquaintance.
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Dallas Center came to kiron on Sat
urday last owing to the sickness of
Mrs. Whittaker's mother, Mrs. John
Hoaglund who has been failing in
health rapidly of late.
Rev. Frank Lavine accompanied his
father as far as Omaha the first of
the week upon his return home to
Nebraska from his visit at kiron.
His brother Enoch has decided to re-
main in Kiron this summer and will
work at the carpenter trade.
Rev. q. P. Levine and son Enoch
from Beaver City. Neb.. visited the
latter part of the week and over Sun
day with Rev. Frank Levine. Rev.
E. P. Levine conducted the preach
ing service at the Mission church on
Sunday.
The water works is being put in
very fast and will soon be completed.
Most of the pipes have been laid. The
work at the we'll came 70 standstill
last week owing to the amount of
water which conld not be pumped out
with the pump used. as fast as it
poured in. The contractors figured
on twenty men to work. but could
only secure seven sturdy Swedes who
they claim have rushed the work
nearly as fast and better than many
crews of twice that number, whom
they have had working for them.
E. w. Paulsen and George Swede
returned Monday from business "trip
to Sioux City. Mr.. Swede intends to
go to Dakota this week.
Dell Richardson of Vail spent Mon
day in Kiron.
Andrew Larson and son Horace
started for Chicago on Monday with
6S head of cattle.
Clauson Bros. consumated deal on
Monday last whereby John Frahm be-
came the owner of the lis acre farm
belonging to Chris. Henlel. located
three and half miles east of Kiron
the consideration being $4,000.
Mayor G. A. Norelius spent Thurs
day last at Lake City on bushes.
connected with the water works.
Alma Nordholm came home from
Odebolt on Friday to remain ovel
Sunday with parents and friends.
Richard Johnston came up from
Denison on Friday to join his wife
who is teaching school at Berne. anc
who came in on the east freight, anc
together they visited relatives anc
friends over Sunday.
s. E. Cronquist returned on Wed.
nesday from his visit at Moline. H..
and was accompanied by nephew
who recently came across the waters
to see and make this great country
his home. Mr.. Cronquist met Harvey
Williams. former Kiron boy now
located in Moline and is prominent
and successful attorney.
C. A. Dolk has laid several cement
walks the past week.
Elk assessor Harry johnson spent
Tuesday last discharging the last act
in that official capacity.
Irwin Larson the son of Andrew
Larson was seriously kicked on Tues
day morning by horse, while feed
ing the same. His jaw bone was
broken and number of teeth Jared
loose. At present writing, under
medical attendance he is getting along
nicely.
Aug Linman spent the past week
in Chicago attending to business anc
visiting friends.
The Tom Petersen $40 acre farm
seven miles northwest of town was
sold last week to Bugge Brothers OF
Odebolt for $40 per arce.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Hoaglund. ST.,
have been OH the sick list the past
week. Mrs. Hoaglund has been very
sick but is somewhat better at present
writing.