The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-02
K1RoN ITEMS

Ddhotd where tney went 10 look AFTER
their real estate interests. Crops and
conditions are most encouraging is
their report from that locality.
Mrs. Chas. Tenquist and Miss EN-
lily Ogren visited relatives in Des
Moines last week and also taking in
the sights of the state fair
A. B. Anderberg and family from
Grin Illinois are visitors this week at
the home of P. A. Peterson, Mrs.
Anderberg being sister of Mrs Peter
son.
John Blumgren former farmer here
now resident of Worthington, Min
nesota is in Kiron this week visiting
with old neighbors and friends.
Chas. Winstrom and family drove
across the Country from Galva, the
latter part of the week for Sioux Falls
South Dakota. Rev. Moline has been
given a call as Missionary in that
state.
Rev. Carl Anderson, of Window,
Illinois will give an interesting talk
at the Mission Sunday school next
Sunday morning. His subject to be
"Echos from his Childhood Days"
Rev. Anderson together with his bro
theirs and sisters were sold when he
was but-five years old and the ac-
count of his childhood days will be
interesting.
Miss Brown, of Denison, spent a
portion of Sunday last visiting with
relatives and friends in Kilon.
Rev. William Swenson of Winden,
Nebraska will preach at the Mission
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. He comes recommended as a
good speaker and will no doubt be
greeted by a good sized audience.
Bert Loomer and Enoch Miller are
taking in the city of Minneapolis and
visiting the Minnesota State fair held
there this week. They also have
friends there whom they will visit
Two weeks ago we stated that j
A. Lawrence who had managed the
Paramount Cream Station at this
place had resigned owing to health
We were misinformed and gladly make
the correction. Mr.. Lawrence who
was compelled to go west for his
health, left his flour exchange and
feed business and the management c1
the Cream Station in the hands u
P. c. Lawrence during his absence
The cream company not willing to
pay the rent of the building ~
ed their Cream busine same
and secured another ..eer.
Mrs. John Olson way taken Monday
to Ida Grove to the hospital where
she will undergo an operation fol
appendicitis which she has suffered
from greatly of late.
A most pleasant and social affai,
was the surprise rendered to kul,
honorable Mayor and his wife Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Norlius on Thursday
evening. So we'll and quietly had il
been planned that G.. A. and wife dil
not have the least intimation of it
The large company gathered at the
Burrows residence from whence they
proceeded in body to the pleasant
home of their victims. The progress
sive band took the lead, and played
as the crowd marched up to the house
and rendered several peices during
the evening which assisted in max
ing the affair more enjoyable After
the crowd had all assembled and his
honor had been summoned home from
his store, Rev. j. A christensen
pastor of the Lutheran church made
short and very enjoyable speech in
which he explained the object of SC
many unbidden guests invading tneil
home to spend the evening together
with them and renew the ties of friend
and acquaintanceship. He closed his
speech by presenting in behalf of the
guest as tribute of friendship and
as memory of the evening a dozen
and half of fine sherbet glasses. The
ladies had provided plenty of good
things to eat.
They had arranged with Drug
gist Billings to be on hand with a
large quantity of choice ice cream.
Over two hundred was the estimate
of the guests present making it the
largest social gathering of this nat
ure that has ever been held in Kiron.
A most pleasant time was spent by
all and the affair will long be remem-
bered by Mayor Norelius and his ex-
cellent wife.
Joy sublime reigns in the home of
Mr.. and2Mrs. Herman Schultz. north
of town. caused by the birth of a
baby girl on Sunday last.
C. A. Lowry. of Berne, arrived in