The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-20

Edith Lillieholm who has been
spending several weeks at the home
of E. E. Clauson returned to her
home near Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. E. E. johnson and daughter
Fern and Mrs. Chas. Dolk and son
visited Odebolt friends Wednesday
and Thursday.
John Anderson came up from Ellis
on Tuesday to transact business.
John Pithan of Ellis made our office
a call while in Kiron on Monday last.
Call again John.
Richard Lillieholm Of Denison
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
Kiron relatives.
Lena Anderson of Odebolt visited
the A. Sedarberg home last week.
Miss Anderson was in the recent fire
at Odebolt. being operator at the
Farmers Telephone Co.. whose Office
was in the building that was burned.
She was assisted from the building.
and fortunately that the fire was dis
covered in time otherwise her escape
would have been impossible.
Will Schroeder drove over from
Schleswig on Thursday forenoon on
business.
August Lindman spent Tuesday and
Wednesday attending to business
items in Denison.
John Jurgensen and Knut Mattson
from near Schleswig was doing trad
ing in Kiron on Wednesday.
Ella Hoiten came over from Schles-
wig Monday to visit the C. C. Walt
ers home.
Claus Martins visited Schleswig on
Thursday.
The funeral services held at the
Baptist church on Friday of Mrs. N.
F. Rodine. who died at the home of
her son-in-law P. w. Weberg at Den
ison was attended by goodly num-
Der of old friends and neighbors who
came to pay their last respects. Mrs.
Rodine together with her husband
were among the early settlers of this
settlement. and together endured the
hardships of those early days and
toiled hard to make the settlement
what it is. She was woman of
strong true character. always alert in
doing acts of kindness. From early
youth she lived and enjoyed Christ
ian life and was great help to The
Baptist church of which she was a
member. Evangelist C. ID. Gustafson
and l. Nicholson conducted the funer-
al services in the absence of the Pas
tor Rev. j.. Souderstrom who was con-
fined to the house by sickness. Her
remains were followed to the Kiron
cemetery. where she was laid to rest
by her husbands side until resource
tion morn. Thus another mother and
good woman has gone on before.
Axle Peterson was in Alcestor. S..
d. last week attending to arrangements
for moving there the latter part of
this month.
Mrs. John Bjork was taken to Dem
ison last week to receive medical
treatment and expect to remain for
some two weeks. Her condition has
been very serious for quite a while
and it is the wish of her friends that
she may soon be pack home enjoying
good health.
Mrs. Delphia Lundgren and children
returned from Keithley, Kansas and
is visiting her mother and other re-
lations of south of Kiron. Her hus-
band is on the way back with their
stock and household effects and they
will move on their old homestead in
Ida county. They left good old Iowa
for Kansas two years ago but found
the change too great in many ways.
Oscar Tellgren and wife returned
on Friday from several days visit
with relatives in Ida county.
Rev. Frank Levine leaves on We'd
nesday this week for West Scott,
Iowa to attend the session OF the an
nual state conference of the Free
Mission Association.
Don't forget the hog sales of B..
A. Samuelson and Stolt and Clauson
this week.
Mrs. Minnie Wagner of Odebolt
arrived on the Saturday morning pas
senger to spend a few days at the c..
B. Larsom's home.