The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-02
C. NJ. johnson. of Deloit. made

". WI. johnson, or DelOlC, MADE
several trips to Kiron last week for
lumber purchased for a large corn
crib he is erecting on his farm.
Anna Hanson, of Odebolt, spent
number of days last week visiting
with her cousin Miss Hilma johnson,
returning home Friday morning.
Chas. Dalk and C. b. Larson re-
turned Friday from their visit to the
state fair.
P. w. Weberg, of Denison. while
here verv recently looking after real
estate intereuts. rented the 80 acre
farm known as the Rodine farm to
Milton Lindskovy, who will move on
to the same in the spring. AS Mil
ton is yet single. the guesses are
numerous and very few of them miss
the fact.
c. c. Walters writes us about the
fire that destroyed six houses in his
town, Alarka, South Dakota. The
house in which he resided burnt but
he succeeded in saving everything,
losing only about $25. He succeeded
in saving the children in the adjoin-
ing home who had taken refuge upon
the roof. We feel very thankful that
they all escaped so luckily. The orr
gin of the fire is unknown but is sup
posed to have been set on fire by a
man who last winter threatened to
burn the town through revenge.
Gertrude Lundberg and Jennie
Brynteson. of Odebolt, spent We'd
nesday afternoon in Kiron calling on
friends and in the evening attended
the musical contest at the hall.
s. S. Stolt snent the past week at
Aberdeen, Scath Dakota. looking
after his large fa,n, which he recent.
~ purchased and making arrange
ments to move on same in the spring.
We omitted to report in our last
items of the return of Andrew Nelson
and wife from their visit with rela-
tives at Oakland, Neb.
Mrs. z. A. Petersen and daughter
Elma spent Tuesday afternoon and
evening in Denison, returning on the
Wednesday morning passenger.
Gottfried and Esther Waugler were
visitors with their sister in Sioux
City the past week.
Abel Christianson went to Dayton,
Iowa. last Tuesday for a short stay
with friends.
P. G.. Lundell was a passenger for
Des Moines Tuesday to visit his daugh
ter and attend the state fair.
Mrs. N. P. Larson returned home
on Friday afternoon from a pleasant
stay and visit of week with friends
and relatives in Sioux City and Bron-
son. Iowa.
In last weeks items it should read
that Elmer Hoaglund visited Omaha
instead of Anoka. and the party held
by Mrs. c. R. Lundell was on Thurs
day afternoon instead of Thursday
evening.
Ole Sthran and Harry Novel took
in the Buffalo Bill show at Sioux City
on Fridy last and pronounced it we'll
worth the while to go and see it.
Fred Beck and wife. of Odebolt.
visited relatives in this locality the
latter part of the week.
DR.. A. Burrows went to Odebolt on
Thursday, returning with his auto
which has been at the hospital for
several weeks receiving treatment fur
disablement sustained in an upset.
Victor Lindman and wife and Oscar
Anderson and wife residing near Ar
thur. were trading in Kiron Thursday
afternoon.
C. M. Johnson, a former farmer
near Klron. now resident of Ode
bolt. and the father of Miss Emily
Johnson. attended the musical recital
given by his daughter and her pupils
in Kiron Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian Sthran has been spend
ing part of the past month in a
wholesale millinery establishment at
Omaha. ascertaining the facts about
the latest styles in women headgear
and purchasing goods in this line for
Sthran Bros. millinery department
which she will have charge of. Her
ability and number of years expert
ence in this business will assume the
ladies of Kiron their possibility of
purchasing the latest and have it
trimmed up to date. She returned
home Saturday morning.
The recital and musical entertain
ment given by Emily johnson and her
pupils at the Kiron hall on Wednes-
day evening was enjoyed by a fair
house. who turned out. The music
was fine and was rendered by all the
participants IN way that spoke we'll
FOR their teacher, Miss johnson.
They were assisted in their entertain