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

Frank Carlson of Galva is visiting
friends and relatives this week in the
neighborhood of northwest Kiron.
slP. E. Nordell made business
jaunt to Denison on Tuesday last.
n Mrs. Swan Mauritz and Mrs. C.
G. Carlson accompanied Tilda Larson
as far as Boyer on her return to
Omaha last Thursday. They visited
G. S. Johnson's family while waiting
for the return train.
Rudolph Nordell visited Denison
between Friday and Saturday.
Oscar Eckblad and wife returned
to Denison on Friday last after spend
ing the past weeks visiting relatives
and acquaintance near Kiron and
Galva.
Tilda Larson ended her very pleas
ant two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Kiron and returned to
Omaha on Thursday afternoon.
Richard Lillieholm and wife drove
up from Denison on Saturday after
noon to visit relatives.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral McGrau has recommended that
the salary of the rural route carriers
be raised to 5000 per annum. 1t de-
ponds on congress if this recommends
tion will win or not. but most likely
it will be granted. If some of these
congressman were to drive the
routes from Kiron for about month
during the cold days and bad roads
they. would vote for raise.
Rev Andrew Modig of Holcomb,
Neb.. preached at the Mission church
on Thursday evening and was greeted
by a fair sized audience of many old
friends and acquaintance who were
pleased to listen q his able sermon
and to again meet him. He was on
his way to Chicago to hold a series of
meetings. He reports his family and
brother Oscar as doing we'll. He con-
templates a visit to Sweden in the
Spring for the. benefit of his health
and to visit his aged parents.
Charles j.. Hunt came up from De-
lott on Thursday forenoon to visit 1.
Golf and family and to shake hands
with number of old customers who
used to call on him tor commoitiesd
when he conducted general store at
Deloit years ago.
b. A. Samuelson returned Thurs
day from business trip and visit at
Jewell Junction and Radcliffe. On
Tuesday he attended the F. E.. Gar
rett Duroc Jersey sow sale at Lohr-
vile. The top price was $500. for
a fine SOW which was awarded first
at the state fair last fali.@ The 40
head sold. averaged S177.2l per head.
Mr.. Garrett purchased his stock from
b. A. when he ventured into the hog
business some years ago B. A. is
a staunch believer and most success
full breeder and raiser of these strains
of hogs.
Erick Brown died at Odebolt Tues
day night at the age of 81 years of
pneumonia. He used to be former
resident in the near neighborhood and
has number of acquaintance here.
The children who survive him are
Gust. Brown near Boyer and Mrs.
Gust Heiden of Denison He was
buried at Odebolt on Thursday after
noon.
Looking over the poultry show
awards made at the show recently
held at Odebolt we notice that Alert
Peterson from this locality captured
several premiums on his S. C. Black
Minorcas and Cornish Indian game
fowls.
Although the day was most cold and
'blustry good crowd gathered at the
Julius Bielenburg sale on Tuesday last
week and good prices were received
for everything sold. He leaves this
week with his family for California
where their future home will be. He
intends to devote his time to the
poultry industry.
Gust Newberg and Arthur johnson
came down from Bronson. Iowa last
week to remain for couple of weeks
visiting relatives and friends in and
around Kiron.
Victor Lundgren and family were
the victims of another farewell sur
prise on last Thursday evening when
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