The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-07
K1RoN ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rosenkilde, Who has
been spending the past summer in
Kiron sold their household goods last
week and returned to Chicago on Fri
day of last week.
Mrs. Herman Erickson, of Vermill
ion South Dakota arrived to Kiron
last Wednesday to attend the Larson
and Morgan wedding and to visit
friends for some time
Mrs. Mrs. c G. Larson, of Charter
Oak, and Mr.. and M,s. Towne. of Den
ison We're over Sunday visitors at the
l.. " Larson home.
Mrs. Otto Clausou is now on the
mend and improving which is good
news to her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg drove up
from Denison Wednesday afternoon
calling on friends and attending the
Larson wedding in the evening.
Rev. ]. w. Croft, of Sioux City,
in Kiron to commence on Friday eve.
October 90 and to continue for some
time. Rev. Croft is no stranger in
Kiron and his work here in the past
years has been to a great deal of
good. Many of our people are pleas
ed to learn of his coming to Kiron
again. The meetings will be held in
the mission church.
Olof Sandeen went to Redfield S. D.,
Tuesday to look after his land in
terests there. He intended to visit
Alfred Nordholm over Sunday at
Wecla, S. D.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
"A. Larson in Old Kiron was the Scene
of most happy affair on last We'd
nesday evening when the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Lillian
and Mr.. Rufus Morgan was
solemnied in the presence of
over two hundred friends and rela-
tives. Rev A. Lagerquist pastor of
the Baptist church. tied the nuptial
knot which made the twain one The
home was most beautifully decorated
with sweet flowers The groom was
attended by his brother, LATE Morgan
of Sioux City, as best man and Alma
Larson acted as bridesmaid. To the
beautiful strains of the wedding march
played by the brides cousin, Miss
Mildred Larson. The bridal party
marched into the parlor where tbs
important and happy ceremony was
performed. After the hearty congratI
lations most excellent and we'll pre-
pared wedding supper was served. a
most pleasant time and social time
was enjoyed and the report of man.
was that it was one of the mos
pleasing weddings they had ever al
tended. The Larson nome is note,
for it's sociability and cheerfulnes
and upon this occasion it fairly out
done itself, SO that every one fel
welcome and at home and consequent
1y enjoyed themselves immensely. TIL
social visit and mingling with friend
anu nelSnDOfS ana ulo family ant
the bridal couple will long be pleas
antly remembered by the large CON
pany of guests Some eXcellant mus
ic was rendered by good pianist
present, also solos by local talents
went to assist in making up the goo
time. The couple We're recipients O
ents. The bride who is so we'll know
was born and grew to womanhood i
this settlement and is graced with tn
various talents necessary for a mis-
tresS of home in order to make j
q little heaven on earth for her hus
band, possessing a cheerful and haI
py disposition. She will make mos
pleasant and helpful wife to the luck
Rufus, who has won and welded he
The groom, Mr.. Rufus Morgan wh
has become acquainted with our pee
pie during his visits to to see hi
choice is in the employ of the c.
N. w. r. r. Co. His gentleman.
traits and conduct nave impressed
one and all that he is most worth,
husband for Miss Lillian. Commenc
ing life with a promising and pros
porous future and With the talents tc