The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-30
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". T.. SlduSou oIOVS W Deliiooii .o'I-
urday to spend Sunday visiting at the
home of August Lillieholm.
Rev. Frank Lavine and brother,
Ephraim, who has spent the past two
weeks visiting with their sister.
Hilda, and friends in Kiron, left on
Tuesday for short visit in Kansas.
whereafter they leave for Denver,
Col. Rev. Lavine has been given
call from a church near Denver,
which he may accept.
P. B. Miller and wife left on Sat-
urday on trip to Wahoo. Neb., to
visit relatives for few days and en-
joy short rest from their restaurant
work.
Fred Nordhom is home from South
Dakota, where he has spent the past
summer.
Miss Ida Shultz went to Laurens,
Iowa. last Thursday for short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. F.. S. Larson and children
went to Des Moines last week for
WEEKS VlSlG WlIu AOh PatCuIo ohd
friends. Friends are looking after
Erick during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nord. whu are
now located at Usage. Kansas. are
spending couple of weeks with their
Kiron relatives and friends.
u Myrtle Larson went to Vermillion,
S. D., last Wednesday to spend
Christmas with her grandma and aunt
residing there.
The CONQUEST home northw est of
Kiron has been the scene of most
happy time the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cronquist celebrated their 3Sth
wedding anniversary on Christmas
Eve and had the pleasure of having
home all their children with the ex-
ception of one daughter, who is out
in Washington. Minnie, Mabel and
Esther came home from Storm Lake.
Arthur from Chicago and Mrs. Chas.
Nord from Usage City. Kansas. A
most excellent time was spent and
will long remembered by the entire
family. May our worthy people, Mr..
and Mrs. Cronquist, live to enjoy
many returns of the day.
Martin Sandstrom was the victim
of very pleasant surprise party ten
dered him by a company of his
friends at his home on Tuesday even
ng. A very enjoyable time was had.
Carrier Wangler on route No. APP
rebates the treatment his patrons
ave rendered him during the past
lonths and for which they have his
hanks. Several sacks of oats for
lis horses besides warm lunches have
been the treats.
Neva and Elsie Norelius and Della
Linn are home from their college
duties at Des Moines enjoying the
holidays at their homes. They were
pleased to get back if but for vaca-
ton stay and their numerous Kiron
friends were just as pleased to see
them.
Christmas 1908 is now to be record
ed to the events of the past while the
pleasant time brought to many will
be stored in memory to be enjoyed for
long time. Pleasant and cheerful
home gatherings, dinners and social
visits went to make up the program
by our people. The churches observed
the important holiday with its usual
interesting exercises. The Gefman
Lutheran held their Sunday Schoo.
program and tree at the church
Christmas night which was attended
by very large and appreciative num-
Der. Their whirling tree so neatly
trimmed made very pleasing sight
and together with the excellent pro-
gram carried out by the children OF
the Sunday School the exercises were
good. At the Baptist Mission anc
Swedish Lutheran churches the early
customary-Jul Otto were
held, which commenced at $50 in the
morning. Rev. A. Lagerquist
preached to good sized audience a,
the Baptist church who had gathered
there at that early hour of the day
Rev. j. A. Christianson delivered the
Christmas sermon at the Lutheran
church which was listened to by 6
full church and Rev. A. Dalberg o:
Nebraska conducted the services a
the Mission church. In the evening
the Sunday School festivals were hell
at these churches which was ATTENDED
by large audiences. who listened t.
the we'll rendered programs executed
by the Sunday School children, teach
ers and choirs. The collection take
at the Mission church on this occasion
goes to the Orphans Home at Hol
drege, Neb.
Kiron merchants enjoyed an excel
lent Christmas trade and are yer.
pleased in the way the goods wen
out. 1t was a noticeable fact tina
,oonv hnvorc who looked over tn