The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-23
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from several days visit at Stewart.
where he invested in eighty acres of
land for which he paid $140 per acre.
Will Skarin, who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Newman
Grove. Nebr.. for several weeks re-
turned home on Tuesday. He reports
all the former Kironites residing
there as prospecting.
Alice Nordell closed her first term
of school in Dist. No. Otter Creek
township on Friday last week. The
patrons are most pleased with her
work and from ali reports Miss Alice
will some day rank among the best
teachers in the county. She is very
energetic lady and deserves success.
E. P. SEWERS returned the first of
the week from brief visit at Omaha,
making arrangements for his son to
attend one of the colleges there.
Rev. Frank Levine went to Des
Moines on Wednesday to attend the
General Booth meeting in the even
ing. On Thursday he went on to
Mediapolis to attend the Quarterly
Conference of the Free Mission State
society.
Gust Schurkey and John Pithan re-
turned from Charter Oak on Tuesday,
where they were called by the sad
accident of the burning of the house
and child of John Perwitz.
Auctioneer Rinking and stock buy
Ehlers drove over from Schleswig on
a business mission on Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Lutheran church held sale of their
sewed work at the church on Thursday
evening. They netted good sum from
the articles. There was large attend
ance and plenty of good music rend-
cred by the Patriotic Brass band of
Wheeler township.
Henry Naeve the prominent German
farmer residing near Schleswig trans
acted business in Kiron Saturday fore
noon.
Harry Lindsey of Lake View came
in on the morning passenger Friday
to shake hands with his many friends.
He was on his way to Logan to spend
his annual vacation visiting friends.
The first corn husker shipped in and
sold in this locality arrived on
Wednesday last. by our implement
dealer, U. E. Michaelsen for Oscar
Anderson. Oscar together with E.
N. Sandstrom and Willie Nelson at
tended the exhibition and trial of test
machines held at Charter Oak two
weeks ago and which worked most
satisfactory. A large number at
tended the initial work done on Mr..
Anderson's farm On Thursday which
was done most satisfactorily.
Editor Caswell of the Bulletin and
E. 7. Cochran drove up on Thursday
from Deinson and spent few hours
shaking hands with We Kironites and
looking up business matters.
Andy Ward returned on Thursday
from Dickinson. North Dakota where
he has spent the past summer. He has
filed on a claim and will soon return
to squat on same. He reports Otto
Berggren and Emil and Andy Lundell
enjoying life on their homesteads.
Andy says Butte has very prosperous
future.
Oscar johnson and Elof Carlson
came home from Omaha on Thursday
where they purchased a number Of
cars of bovines for feeding purposes.
4 The Sunday School convention hele
in kiron on Sunday afternoon ane
evening was attended and enjoyed By
large number. The Baptist church
was over crowded at both sessions. 4
good meeting was had. and iron
} which many suggestions and help
. We're carried away by the variou
Sunday school workers. which wer
given by the speakers. Those attend
; ing and taking part in the conventio
;. flom other places were: Rev. A
' Lindholm of Arthur. Chas. x. Meyers