The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-29
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returned to their home at Rippey.
Iowa on Monday last. Everett is now
engaged in the furniture business at
Rippey.
The ladies of the town are plann-
ing on an excursion to some interest
ing point in the rear future, the
proceeds to go toward the school fund.
They should have the support of all
in their commendable effort in trying
to raise sufficient fund for a new
school house in Kiron. Hats off to
our energetic sex.
Strain Bros. recently purchased the
store building and property in which
their general merchandise is conduct
ed of C. j. Chinburg.
Substitute Albert Youngberg de-
livered the mail this week on route
two during Carrier Swanson's absence
on his trip to Sunny Tennessee.
The Mission Ladies Aid society
meets this week on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. ALT Tellgren.
Eunice Dobson of Deloit spent
Wednesday afternoon in Kiron calling
on acquaintance.
Rev. Frank Levane went to Linn
Grove on Thursday to attend a confer
ence of the Free Mission Chruch and
expects to visit points in that near
neighorhood before returning home.
Mrs. John D. Newcom of South
Stockholm township drove to Kiron
on Thursday on a trading mission.
Peter Berg is having material
hauled for what will be most sub
stantial and commodious residence to
be erected on farm this summer.
Rev. John johnson at one time
resident in this locality held a public
sale of his effects on his place near
Arthur on Tuesday and will move
to Omaha to make his future home.
Rev. j. Sodrestrom returned on
Tuesday from a trip and visit to
Bode. Iowa.
Agda Meyers visited the o. Gard
ner home the first of the the week
returning to her home near Deloit on
Wednesday,.
Herman Shultz. N. P. Swanson.
Chas and Willie Gronau came back
from Chicago on Wednesday last
where they had marketed stock and
enjoyed the sights of the city.
Station agent Mennis went to Wall
Lake on Tuesday evening to attend a
meeting for the railroad agents held
by the company.
Mrs. Ida Fink who has visited at
her parental home and with friends
here and at Denison for several
months, left Friday going to Nebras-
ka for brief visit. going from there
to Usage City. Kansas for an ex-
tended visit where after she returns
to her home IN Idaho.
Chas. Alhstrom and wife ON their
way from Boone to Oregon where
they expect to locate, visited the fore
part of the week with their Aunt
Mrs M. Berggren in Kiron.
The Holiness tent meetings at XII
ron are we'll attended, and interest
is increasing. Meetings will con-
tinue all week and will close Sunday
evening June End. F. L. johnson.
Oscar Larson came in from Sioux
City on the eest bound freight Satur-
day evening for an over Sunday visit
his parental home and with friends.
Rufus Morgan of Lake City visited
friends in the near locality over Sun
day and the first of the week. Mr..
Morgan is still suffering from the
late smash up he received IN a rail-
road wreck.
Mrs. C. J. Johnson. Mrs. j. W..
Thorn and Ella and Edith Sand
berg and Ida Tureen of Omaha were
the guests over Sunday entertained
at the Sandberg home.
L. j. Larson father of the editor
of the Kiron News j. A. Lawrence,
and former resident of this locality
and town passed away on Tuesday
morning at the home of his son E..
E. Lawrence at Omaha. For some
years past Mr.. Larson has been declin-
ing in health and during the last past
weeks it became apparent that he
was nearing his end and the news Ut
his death was expected. His re-
mains were shipped to Kiron Satur-
day for burial accompanied by his
son Ed. E. Lawrence. Mr.. Larson was
born March 5. 1880 at Smaland Swed-
en-. In the year 1852 he was married
to the wife whom death claimed in
the fall of 1901. This union was bless
ed with eleven children of which
eight have died. The surviving
children are John A. Lawrence. Edi-
tor of the Kiron News. Ed. E. Law
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