The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-07

lneighbors and friends to- the number
of over one hundred dropped in to
spend tie evening with them. A most
pleasant social time was enjoyed and
long will it linger in the memory of
all participants. E. N. Sandstrom in
a few we'll chosen remarks voiced the
regrets of the party at their remov-
al but wished them success and God
speed in their new home. An elegant
|silverware present left will always
assist Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lundgren
in remembering this happy meeting
of their neighbors. A purse of money
was presented to their two year old
boy, it being his birthday.
Minnie Osback from Stormbury,
Nebraska arrived on Friday evening
from two weeks visit with acquain-
tances north of town.
C. M. Femme from Mapleton spent
Thursday and Friday in Kiron in view
of disposing of his property at Map
Teton for Kiron property but which he
did not succeed in doing.
Joe and Christ Schmidt, two sturdy
farmers near Schleswig made Kiron a
business visit on Friday afternoon.
Alma Hanson visited friends at
Herring over Sunday.
Mrs. l. A. Golf and baby went to
Deloir Friday to spend few days
visiting relatives and many friends.
Augusta Hintz of Ricketts, visited
her sister Anna at the Kiron Hotel
Wednesday. @
Chas Skarine came down from
Galva Sunday to spend a few days
among former neighbors and friends
and to attend the Anderson & johnson
sale. He also made preparations for
his moving back to Kiron.
We wish to call the attention to
the public sale announcement of B. "A.
Samuelson and S. S. Stolt and ALT j..
Clauson in this issue of the Review.
These farmers are noted and success
full breeders of the Red Duroc hogs
and their offerings this year merit
the attention of breeders who will be
given an opportunity to buy some
very excellent animals. tits B. AS
sixth annual sale and fifth for Clauson
and Stolt.
John Tureen spent a few days in
Sioux City last week where he pur-
chased fifty six head of feeding cattle.
On Tuesday night he went to Chicago
with two cars of fat cattle.
Aron Anderson returned to his
home at Newmans Grove on Tuesday
after three days visit with relatives
and former neighbors.
John Cedargren and A. G. Sjogren
transacted business at the county seat
on Wednesday last. While there
John appeared before the court and
applied for citizenship.
Chas. j. Larson took the noon
train for Denison Tuesday to attend
to business matters.
Erick S. Larson arrived in Kiron
from Des Moines on Thursday last and
has already commenced his new work
as clerk in the Sthran Bros. store.
His family will follow him later.
when he can secure house to live
in. His many friends are pleased to
count him among them once more.
| Stock shipments from Kiron on Sat-
urday evening was made by ALT John
son, one car of cattle, Aug Lundel]
and c. w. Nelson. one car of hogs.
Fred Skarin two cars of cattle. Swan
son and Larson two cal of hogs. Ali
Johnson and Fred Skarin went tc
Chicago with the shipment.
Oh, yes. Court Walters says some
thing in his ad this week that should
be read by all Kiron people.
Walter Shultz returned on Tuesday
last from Omaha where he went tc
spend week with his mother who is
still in the hospital and improving
very slowly.
John Neuman returned hume on
Monday last week from short visit
with his daughter at Omaha.