The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-09-11

Enock Tellgren and family went to
Omaha on Wednesday last to visit
relatives and enjoy the sights.
Alfred Recksen of Boone spent a
few hours in Kiron Tuesday. He is
the secretary of the Free Mission
Young People Society and reports
that large number are expected to at
tend the annual conference which is
to be held at Boone next week. A
number from Kiron are planning to
attend.
Alfred Tellgren and family are alb
sent from town this week. spending
the time on the farm rented by his
brother, Enoch in Ida county. taking
care of the stock and farm during the
absence of his brother and family.
A little excitement was created on
Monday night when Willie Schurke
and sister coming into town. drove in
the ditch dug for water pipes leading
north on Orchard street. One horse
which got wedged in was finally extri-
Gated half dead after lot OF hard
work.
Clauson Bros. sold the Avery Shaw
farm consisting of so acres located
four and half miles northwest of
town. ON Tuesday to S. E. Cronquist,
and on Saturday the N. Lindblad so
acre farm one mile north of town to
ALT. Danielsen and I. Lind for SIP. SO
per acre. The same day they sold the
Chas. Swanson residence property in
kiron to Mrs. A. F. Lundberg.
Mrs. Peter Olson came over from
Coon Rapids last week for short
visit with relatives. and to look after
business interests.
Mrs. James Burrell of Hawkey ar
rived in Kiron Saturday to visit the
DR.. Burrows home. being the mother
of Mrs. Burrows.
John Cedargren and wife welcomed
a new boy into their family circle last
week. Beng the father and mother
of two bright girls, the new addition
being a boy makes them doublv well
come.
DR.. Van Marel and wife and the
Misses Hanson drove down from Ode
bolt Thursday and spent the day visit
ing at the home of T. A. Burrows
and wife.
Avery Shaw spent Thursday and
Friday visiting his mother and sister
and attending to business connected
with the sale of his farm. returning
to his home in Rlppey on Saturday.
Rev. Morris Peterson on his way
to California from Chicago stopped off
at Kiron Thursday to visit friends a
few hours. and preached at the Mis-
sion church IN the evening.
Rev. John Moline of Kearney.
Nebr.. was visitor at the E. E.
Clauson home Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Samuel Lundgren and wife of Den.
ison. Fred Benson and wife OF Schles-
wig were visitors at the b. N. Ben
son nome Sunday.
D. j. Walker a prominent druggist
of Lamont spent several days in
Kiron last week visiting with DR..
Burrows and wife.
Considerable complaint has been
made in the southern part OF the
eastern half of Stockholm township
over the poor condition of the public
roads. The writer passed over roads
in that locality Saturday evening,
which were both in bad shape and
dangerous to travel over and we are
informed that they have been in this
condition all summer. We do not
blame the tax payers in that loo ality
for kicking.
Alice Nordell has commenced teach
ing her first term of school three
miles west of Kiron. Ollie Larson
has commenced teaching the school in
district No. 6.
G. A. Noreiius. w. j. Sandberg
and Alice and Ella Sandberg drove to
Denison on Thursday to attend the
Old Settlers picnic.
Ella Sandberg ended her visit with
the Sandbergs on Thursday and re-
turned to her home in Omaha.
Mrs. Herman Erickson and
daughter Lena, went to Alcester. s..