The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
KIRoN
e. e. cLAUSON. Department Editor.

The stork made another call in our
town last week and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernst Paulson had the honor of his
visit on Thursday last. They will
long remember his visit by the beauti-
full girl with whom he presented them.
The school election in Kiron dis
trict on Monday last resulted most
satisfactorily to the majority of the
patrons. u. A. Norelius was re-elect-
ed director. A quiet and unsuccessful
scheme was Matched to defeat him
but it went up blank. During the
efficient reign OF G. A. as director
the best of teachers have been secur-
ed and the school property kept in
good and respectable order.
Minnie Cronquist left on Tuesday
last for Storm Lake. where she as
sumes half interest in the millinery
business recently acquired in that
town by her sister. May success be
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the mail order houses never capture
a cent. from their customers for
goods in their line is the wish of their
| friends here.
Albert Levin and wife recently
welcomed brand new boy to their
home.
Chas. E. johnson and Albert
Youngberg went with Peterson Bros.
on Tuesday to Alcester. S. D. to
assist them in unloading their cars of
machinery and stock.
Rev. A. Berglund pastor of the
Baptist church in Ida county has
rendered his resignation to take effect
June LIST. having served the church
for some three years. His future field
of work has not been decided.
Evangelist Gustafson went to Ida
county Thursday evening where he
conducted religious services at the
Baptist church.
The Odebolt Chronicle of last week
states that one case of diptheria and
one of scarlet fever was quarantined
in Kiron last week. Kiron owns up to
a mild case of scarlet fever but no
dlptheria.
Ed. Hanson of Odebolt visited at
the home of his Uncle Carl johnson,
northwest of Kiron the latter part OF
1.-THE week.
| VERNE Melberg was taken from
this vicinity some seven weeks age
to Sioux City to undergo an opera
tion for appendicitis. and after q
struggle fer recovery died there or
Sunday night. He was taken to Ode.
bolt where his remains were inferred
in the Odebolt cemetery. VERNE was
born on the old homestead four miles
northeast of Kiron December 8. 1873;
where he grew UP to an exemplary
and respected young man. His mother
Mrs. John F. Engberg of Judd. N. D.
was with him during his last hour!
and accompanied his remains to Ode
bolt.
Henry Naeve and son from neal
Schleswig stopped short while il
town Friday morning on their way t.
B. A. Samuelson's place north o:
Kiron to deliver a fine team of horse:
! sold for $400. to Carl Olson residing
near Wall Lake.
Julius Haaman and John Schiern
beck two of Schleswig's prominen
farmers spent Friday in Kiron attend
ing to business matters.
Chas. J. Larson made business tril
to Napoleon and Sioux City the latte
part of the week.
Rev. Frank Lavine returned on Fri
day last from his trip and visit will
his folks at Holdridgp, Neb.
Irwin johnson visited relatives nea
Dunlap the latter part of the week.
John Pithan and Gust Sther iron
near Ellis were shaking hands ant
transacting business in Kiron on Sat
urday.
Miss Annie Shaw returned Saturda,
from few days visit at Ida Grove.
| Oscar Sedarberg and Jake Reec,
left on Tuesday last for Stevens county
Minnesota, to visit and sight see il
, that country for few days.
Lillian Sthran arrived at Kiron OF
Friday last from Schaller and is t,