The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-26
KIRON.

they attended the Chautauqua.
Rev. G. j. Moline, who returned to
Denison last week from his trip to-
Canada, visited Kircn on Wednesday,.
AS he expects to leave next week for
South Dakota to locate, ne will sell
his household goods which he has
temporarily stored here, at public
auction on the street next Saturday
afternoon in Kiron.
Elmer Hoaglund went to Anoka on
Wednesday morning to look after
business matters for the Farmers
Lumber company.
Mrs. G. R. Lundell entertained a
number of her lady friends at her
pleasant country home on Friday cv-
ening, and the affair was very pleas
ant one, enjoyed immensely by he:
guests. A fine four course luncheon
was served.
G. B. Keller who has assisted in
the carpenter work on the Baptist
church the past month left for his
home in Morhead Friday morning.
An individual came to Kiron We'd
nesday morning and proceeded to
paint advertisements on the cement
walks about town, without consulting
authorities. His mission was quickly
and justly checked by the authorities
who deemed it proper to advertise III
a different manner. He was advertis-
ing for a Sac City concern.
Mrs. F. A. Burrows gave a parry
to a number of friends at her home
on Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Josephine Lavina and Mrs An
drew Nordby, both of whom are visls
ing in Kiron.
Mrs. John Hoaglund drove down
from Arthur on Friday and spent q
fe whours with friends. We are it,
formed that this family may move
back to Kiron to spend the coming
winter.
Ethel Hoaglund of Arthur, will as
sist Miss Alice Bloom as hello girl
at the telephone office.
While in Nebraska recently Chas.
Teaquist purchased $50 acres of land
near Spencer in Boyd county.
Emil Lundell, who has recovered
from his prolonged illness, left Thurs
day last for Pierre, Dakota, where he
has claim. His father went with
him TO look over the country.
Mrs John Johnston, Selma Carlson
and Mabel Larson went to Omaha on
Friday for a short visit with relatives.
Josephine Lavina ended her visit in
Kiron on Friday and left for Denver,
Col, with stop off in Holdrege, Neb
to visit friends. She made many
friends while here who hated to bid
her good bye.
Mrs. John Bailey of Denison, visited
with Mrs. Ellen Stone couple of
days last week.
Barber Goodrich and wife welcomed
fine baby boy to their home last
week and the little fellow is the
source of great JOY to his happy par
ents We join in with the many
friends in congratulating them.
The Free Mission Sunday school
picnic on Thursday afternoon at the
Victor Lindstrom shady grove was at
tended by good number, considering
the busy season. A short interesting
and instructive program was rendered
which was taken part in by Rev. A
Berglund and Rev. Frank Lavine. The
Lindstrom band furnished the music
which was enjoyed by al. This band
is doing some good playing for the
short time they have been at it. Re
freshments in the shape of ice cream
cake and lemonade were passet
to all present. In all it was a very
pleasant time spent. The children
seemed to overflow in the good time
they had, especially during the ha.
hack and hack rides to and from tn,
picnic.
Mrs Esther Livermore of Spooner
Wisconsin, is visiting at the home 0
her mother, Mrs. Chas. E. Peterson
west Of town.
Miss Fern johnson went to ALICE
ter, S. d. last week for a short visi
with number of Kironites who hav
located there.
Rev. A. Linder of Des Moines, visi
ed kiron Wednesday and preached t
large audience in the hall in tn
evening. Rev. Under is good speal
er and always has something interes
ing for his listeners.
Anna Pearson of Lohrvi.le, low
arrived in Kiron Friday morning for
short visit. While here she is tn
guest of Alice Sandstrom.
Anna Heiden of Denison, made he