The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-02
E. H. Muritz and wife took their

E. H. Muritz and wife took their
departure Tuesday for their new home
and location in Bronson. A number of
their old schoolmates. friends and
tneighbors were at the depot to bid
them goodbye and wish them success
and prosperity in their new quarters.
We regret to see them move away
from our town and locality. where
they have spent so many years and
mingled together with Kiron people
who will miss them.
Mrs. Erick Larson and children re-
turned home on Monday from their
two weeks stay and visit at Des
Moines. Miss Petersen accompanied
them home and will remain for a
short time.
Mrs. Jonas Fanberg died at her
home eight miles northwest of Kiron
on Friday last after short but pain
full illness and was buried on Wednes-
day last. The funeral services was
conducted from the Baptist church in
Ida county of which the deceased was
a most prominent and active member,
the services conducted by Rev. A.
Linholm. The deceased was So years
old and leaves. husband and six chill
.dren.
Our progressive and happy restaur-
ant man Miller, has torn down the
addition to his restaurant which he
built last spring Of concrete blocks.
and will rebuild larger to give him
more room for cooking operation and
for his ice cream manufacturing. The
new building will be "a by % and
will give him ample room required
for the increasing business.
Mrs. Herman Erickson and
daughter Lena will soon bid farewell
to our town to locate in Vermillion S.
D., where Mrs. Erickson recently
purchased a fine home property. She
holds sale on Saturday afternoon
this week of her household effects.
She has rented her kiron home to Sta
.tion agent McCallagan.
Nels Larson, while at Odebolt on
Monday filed an application for
quarter of a section of the Adams
ranch which is to be disposed of at
.S95 per acre. provided applications are
made for the entire tract. This ranch
contains some of the best and most
productive land in the state and
being divided up into small farms.
will help the town of Odebolt greatly.
Mrs. E. E. Williams and children
after pleasant visit with relatives
and friends here returned to her home
in Redfeld. S. d.
Agnes Sjogren and Annie johnson
went to Omaha Thursday with the
intention of remaining for an in
definite time.
Harry Strain drove down from
Schaller on Thursday and remained
over night with relatives.
Albert and Martin Reed went to
Stamford. Texas. on Friday to assist
their uncle harvest his cotton crop and
to make some improvements on their
farm.
John Baker who recently returned
from trip and visit to Sweden was
most pleasantly surprised on Wednes-
day evening by goodly number of
neighbors and friends who gathered
at his home to greet him back and
spend the evening together with him
and his family. An easy rocking
chair brought along, and presented.
will ever remind him of the happy
event.
Olof Johnson. the restaurant man
at Lake View visited between Monday
and Tuesday at the home of his
cousin. Peter Miller.
Jos. Menges and wife drove to Den
ison Monday night to visit relatives
land attend the Band Concert on Tues
day.
The department has ordered a
change on mail route 2 to take effect
NOV. l6. The change will place the