The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-01
E. E. CLAUSON. Department Editor.
The residence of O. E. Clauson has
E. e. cLAUsoN. DEPARTING,

The residence of O. E. Clauson has
received new coat of paint.
Rev. A. Berglund. pastor of the
Baptist church near Arthur spent
Monday in Kiron. The call rendered
him and which he has considered for
some time from church in Michigan
he finally answered in the negative.
He proposes trip through Nebraska
before deciding his future location.
The Baptist State Convention
will be held in Kiron this year, COM
mencing the latter part of May. An
interesting session is anticipated and
hoped for. Nearly all the ministers
in the state are expected to be present
and assist with the meetings.
Last weeks Ida Grove Records
says that Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Eek
strom left that town last week for
this locality and will probably go
west ON account of Mrs. Eckstrom S
health. They are at present visiting
at Mrs. Eckstrom parental home
northeast of Kiron.
Amelia Mlchaelson came home from
Sioux City on Wednesday last from
her EXTENDED stay. and her home COM
ing was great pleasure,to her cir
Gle of friends.
Chas. Ernie went to Chicago on
Wednesday evening with car of
sheep he had fattened on his farm.
Mr.. Ernie is the only one in this To-
cality who is feeding and shipping
sheep and finds it profitable.
Frank Turner of Des MONIES arriv-
ed last week to assist in putting up
the large water tank on the hill. and
otherwise assisting IN the fanal COM
pletion of the water works construc-
tion.
Mrs. Anna Youngloff died last
Wednesday morning at the home of
her son Jonas Englund north of Kiron.
at the ripe age of 80 years. 3 months
and days. and was buried in the
Kiron cemetery on Friday afternoon.
Her birth occurred in Halsingsland.
Sweden Jan. IA, 1877. She came to
America in 1881 and located with her
sons in Ida county where she has since
resided. She leaves five children,
Hans Levin. Jonas Englund and Mrs.
Andrew Bergstrom of this locality
Mrs. Andrew Bergman in Cushing.
Mimi, and one son in Sweden. and
other relatives and friends. Rev. A.
Berglund. pastor of the Baptist church
in Ida county conducted the funeral
services.
Peter Nordell and Peter Berg
transacted business in Sioux City the
latter part of the week.
S. p. Cronquist went to Chicago
with car of hogs on Tuesday last.
He will visit relatives and friends at
Batavia, Illinois and in Indiana be-
fore returning home.
Clauson Bros. sold Kimball organ
to Nels Taylor near Boyer on Tuesday
last.
A. F. Boylan and Geo. Carpenter
and wives came up from Denison in
an automobile on Friday afternoon
and spent few hours in kiron.
Going back they had John Ainsworth
was passenger VINO visited with his
wife at Denison over Sunday.
Anna Laveen came home from
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the funeral of her grandmother. re-
naming until Monday visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Chas. Magnuson and wife drove
over from the neighborhood north OF
Arthur on Friday to attend the flu.
neral of Mrs. Younglof. Mrs. Young
lof adopted Mrs. Magnuson when but
a few weeks old and reared her te
womanhood.
Mrs. Gust Sanders was rendered &
surprise by the Free Mission Sewing
Circle and its friends on Thursday
evening a good number gathered anc
together with her had very pleasant
evening. She was presented witt
some fine silver ware to remmembel
the occasion and as a token of APP.
probation by the sewing circle of hel
good work in the past year.
Lydia Benson looked after the Sed
arberg jewelry business several days
last week in the absence of Mrs
Sedarberg who spent the time at hel
home north of town and attending the
funeral of her grandma.
A. E. Pitcher, the genial salesman
of Des Moines spent Wednesday ant
Thursday in kiron.
William Baker has been hauling
considerable building material from
Kiron for improvements on his farm
near Boyer. Fritz Kruger also ex.
poets to build large barn on hi:
farm southeast of Kiron.
Rev. C. E. Jessup has rendered
his resignation as pastor of the Swed-