The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-27

Henry and family at Perry, Iowa last
week.
Esther Schogren ended her extend
ed visit with acquaintance here and
returned on Tuesday to Chicago.
Peter Kullberg visited relatives and
acquaintance in Kiron last week.
John Vonohan and wife of Ute
spent several days last week at the
home of Neal Herner.
Hol1ace Larson and Albert Bringle-
son returned the first of the week
from visit with relatives and friends
at Bronson, Iowa.
o. e. Sthran and mother, Mrs. p.
A. Johnson and Enoch johnson spent
Wednesday and Thursday with relat-
ives at Schaller.
Albert Reed went to Texas last
week to spend some time visiting re-
latives.
Carl Kastner recently made an in
vestment in real ESTATE near Hols-
tein, purchasing 1886 acres of land at
the neat sum of 500. per acre. Carl
has long before this found out the
value of Iowa land.
Anna Laveen came home from
Omaha on Wednesday owing to the
sickness of her mother who has been
confined to her bed suffering from
severe infamatory rheumatism. Her
large circle of friends are pleased to
greet her back home. but regret that
the sickness of her mother OCCASION
ed the same.
Fred Strong of Deloit made Kiron
business visit on Thursday after
noon. He holds a sale this week and
moves with his family to Dakota to
locate.
Rev. Morris Peterson. a noted
Evangelist from Chicago. on his way
to Kansas will visit Kiron on We'd
nesday this week and breaches at the
Mission church in the evening. This
noted evangelist has been a success
full soul winner and it is regretted
that his stay in Kiron could not have
been longer.
The meetings at the Baptist church
are still progressing and with mark
ed interest, the attendance being very
large. Several souls have been con-
verified and the children of God greatly
blessed.
Alfred Recksen Of Boone. Iowa
who is travelling for the Denison
flour mill spent Tuesday afternoon in
Kiron.
Rev. Frank Levine and Olof San
; deem attend I'd the annual, State Con-
ference of the Free Mission society
held at West Scott. Iowa last week
continuing over Sunday.
Mrs. Aaron Sedarberg visited ac-
quaintances in Schaller a couple of
days last week and although her alb
sence was for so short time it
made Aaron look very lonesome.
Otto Holt of Soldier drove to Kir-
on on Tuesday to arrange for moving
to this locality. having leased the
Rodine farm for the season. By this
move his mother will be back to this
neighborhood where she used to re-
side some twenty years ago.
Rev. C. e. Jessup and John Blum
gren attended the annual state confer
ence of the Swedish Lutheran church
held a Red Oak. Iowa last week. Mr..
Blumgren represented the church
here at the conference.
Clauson Bros. sold a United States
cream separator to Gust Ogreen and
one to E. Warren last week. This is
one of the leading separators and is
being used by great number in this
locality. giving good satisfaction.
Agent Golf went to Wall Lake on
the evening train Monday to attend a
meeting held for The agents at that
place, returning on special train ar
ranged for by the railroad company.
Go@ reports the meeting as being one
of the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in this division. The Chi
cago and Northwestern officials seem
to realize that the benefit derived
from these meetings by all branches
of their employees more than repay
them for the expenses incurred in
holding these meetings. which is no