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

will is not an asset in railroad work
has long since been forgotten and the
Northwestern line which has for their
motto the best of everything is fore
most in cultivating the good fellow
ship of their employees and urging
the cooperation of officers and men
in all branches.
Lillian Jessup went to Des Moines
on Tuesday for short stay.
Russell Engberg visited at the home
of his grandparents and with friends
here last week. leaving on Thursday
with his aunt Mrs. Harlan Smith for
LYONS. Neb.
And they say that Bill went out
into the country one day last week
before the old man could hook up the
team and come into town to get the
catiker that arrived.
Mrs. Whitaker of Dallas Center.
Iowa is spending some time in Kiron.
arriving on Thursday to assist in car
ing for her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hoaglund. who have been quite sick
the past week, but greatly improved
at present writing.
DIR. F. A. Burrows returned on
Wednesday from Omaha where he
took Mrs. E. E. Stone to hospital
to receive treatment.
The alleged careless handling of a
telegram has made the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Co. the defendant in a
5000 lawsuit filed in the federal
court Thursday by Aaron F. Johnson
and his partner. real etate agents at
Kiron. Iowa. who claim that the nom
delivery of message prevented them
from making a land deal. Aaron is
we'll known in Kiron and has num-
Der of friends here who will follow
with great interest the legal fight
which they hope will terminate in his
favor.
Anhild Erickson returned from Den
ison on Thursday last to remain in
Kiron for some time.
Just as we are ready to mail our
items telephone message informs us
of the death of August Lundberg at
his home in Odebolt on Monday morn
ing. He used to be an old merchant
in this locality and is brother OF A.
F. Lundberg.
Fred Bielenburg made a drive Ia
Denison on Monday last looking after
business matters.
w. P. Adams shipped from his
ranch between Kiron and Odebolt on
Saturday last twenty double decked
carloads of sheep. being the third
shipment of this kind made by him
the past three weeks. and still has an
, other shipment on hand.
Clifton Lawrence went to Omaha
on Monday on business bent.
The Red puroc hog sales held last
week were we'll attended. held by
Clauson and Stolt and B. A. Samuel
son. Although prices were not too
high. there was bargain in many of
the animals sold.
The meeting on Wednesday even
ing. announced to have been held at
the Mission church on Wednesday
evening this week for Evangelist
Morris Peterson from Chicago has
been changed and the meeting will
be held at the Baptist church. The
church decided to make the change on
account of the church being too small.
On account of the revival meetings
now in progress at the Baptist church
it will assist in awakening more in
terest by this noted and successful
Evangelist.
DR.. Burrows took Mrs. e. E. Stone
to Omaha last Monday where she un-
derwent an operation at st. Joseph
Hospital on Wednesday morning. The
latest report from her is that she is
getting along nicely and will be able
to return home by the latter part of
this week.
Saturday was quite busy day in
town. Farmers from far and near
came in to be supplied in their var
ious needs.
Rev. F. Laivne being away to the
State Conference, no services were
held at the Mission church Sunday
. morning and evening.