The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-24
THE kIRoN REVIEW.
E. E. CLAUSON. Department Editor.
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James E. Wilson. the genial and
pleasant to meet salesman for the
Rosenbaun Bros. Cattle and Hog Com
mission firm at Chicago called upon a
number of our cattle feeders last
week. soliciting shipments.
Will Schroeder came over on the
noon passenger from Schleswig We'd
nesday to look after business interests.
Peter Larson attended to business
at the county seat a few days last
week.
John P. Tureen was very suddenly
taken i'll while attending session of
the board of supervisors at ida Grove
last week of which ne is a member.
He was taken home and for time
was very sick man but has at this
writing recovered his usual health.
Quite number of our citizens spent
Wedn esday and Thursday at Denison
some as witnesses. others as interest
ing spectators, at the hearing Of the
two Syrian peddlers.
! Fred Gronau and James Wilson
spent a few hours at Schleswig on
Thursday last.
Alfred Recksen of Boone. spent
Thursday forenoon in Kiron combining
pleasure with business.
Amelia Michaelson went to Sioux
City on Thursday last, where she will
remain until spring. Her going away
is greatly regretted by her many
friends who will patiently await her
return.
F. L. johnson is spending several
weeks in Minnesota, holding religious
meetings at different points.
Mrs. R. w. johnson came up from
Denison on Saturday and remained
over Sunday visiting friends.
George Winans and son Raw and
Elmer Winans drove up from De-
lott on Saturday afternoon to attend
the horse sale.
Mrs. C. C. Walters and son True
returned on Monday from Danbury
where they had been visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. Harlan Smith returned to her
home near Wall Lake on Saturday
last after an extended visit at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Engberg.
Last Friday evening at the home
of Louisa Duncan number of friends
gathered to surprise Minnie Tuleen in
honor of her birthday. A delightful
evening was spent, her guests wishing
her many happy returns of the day.
She was remembered with a hand
some gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Sanders enter
tanned number of their friends at
their cheerful and cosy home on Tues
day evening, last week. After enjoy
ing fine supper the evening was
most socially spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. johnson
entertained social company OF
friends at their pleasant home on Sun
day afternoon.
William Sthran went to Sioux Cit,
on Monday last to take his sister MISS
Lillian who has recovered from hel
recent illness. from the hospital t.
Schaller. Ia. where she will remain
for some time at the home of he
brother Harry.
Mail Carrier Sedarberg has been OF
the sick list part of the past weel
but is better at present writing so a
to resume his delivery work.
= The secretary of the Kiron Farm
ers Mutual Insurance Association sen
out last week to its members, repor
of the concerns financial doings 70
1906. From its figures this compan
| is most strong one and in yer
progressive and successful condition
During the year the sum of S374S.
63 was collected in assessments an
with the cash on hand at report tn
first of the wear which was S2554.
. makes total of Sc. 1902. SO. Total {
losses paid during the year amount