The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31
Albert Youngberg returned or

Albert Youngberg returned on
iednesday morning from his trip to
Chicago. going in with fatted cattle.
Agnes Sjogren after a week 3 stay
at Odebolt was compelled to give up
her work. owing to sickness and re-
turned home on Tuesday last.
The. Andy Ward sale last Wednes-
day drew large gathering and high
prices were received for his property
put, up for sale. A better season for
sales has never been known in this
locality. everything selling for good
figures.
Geo. Allen and wife left last week
for Fostoria. Iowa where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
In the spring their plan is to locate
in Dakota. They disposed of their
stock and farming machinery to
parties in the neighborhood.
Considerable ice has been shipped
into Kiron of late from Lake View.
We are told that the quality of the
ice this year is better by far than last
year. crop.
Mrs. August Hansohn is able to be
up and about the house which is most
pleasing news to her many friends
and neighbors.
John Svard came down from Galva
on Thursday to attend the Anderson
and Erickson wedding and to remain
for couple of weeks visiting re-
latives.
Rev. Frank Lavene went to Storm
Lake on Monday to assist in the ar
rangements for the Quarterly State
Conference of the Mission Church,
which is to be held at Center Grove
Iowa next month. He expected to
visit Cherokee and Alta before return
ing.
Rev. Oscar Dahlberg. pastor of the
Free Mission Church at Madrid. Iowa,
will preach at the Mission Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
G. A. Norelius. our wide awake
merchant spent the first of the week
at Omaha selecting goods for the
spring trade and we will vouch for it
that he secured the latest and best
to be had. Kiron has class OF
merchants that knows how to buy
dependable goods and sell them at
lowest possible prices.
In the view of the approaching de-
parture of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lund-
gren for South Dakota, about seventy
five of their friends and neighbors
gathered at their home last Wednes-
day evening for farewell visit. The
pleasure Of the occasion was some
what tinged with sadness by the
thought of the parting SO soon to come
though all endeavored to Danish the
thought and enjoy the evening in full
measure. The ladies of the party
had come with we'll filled lunch has.
kets and lunch was enjoyed bv all.
Some beautiful silverware was pres.
ented to Mr.. and Mrs. Lundgren as a
memento of the occasion and as a
token Of good will.
Maurice Sjogren was the subject
of complete surprise on Wednesday
evening while along assisting the
surprise rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Lundgren. In the course of
the evening Rev. j. Sodarstrom pre-
sented him with purse of money ir
behalf of the Baptist church, as ar
appreciation of his good work in the
choir.
Gust Hammerstrom shipped one cal
of cattle to Chicago Monday evening.
He went in with the shipment.
The postal department announces
that after March LIST. cent Stang
books will be issued by the depart.
ment similar to the cent stamp
books which have become SO popular.
Louie Gronau who spent week il
Harlin county. Nebraska. returned
home on Thursday last. He went tt
inspect the lands and future prospect
of the southwestern portion of Ne
braska with view of purchasing,
Although he did not invest while
there. he may possibly do so in tn.
near future. as he was we'll satisfied
with the country.
N. P. Swanson went to Chicago OF
Tuesday evening last week with three
cars Of cattle and one of hogs. Thu