The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-29
A. Bradshaw of Denison spent S;

urday forenoon in Kiron looking Vi
tile prospect of moving here in TIT
spring to take charge of the Ere
mont Cream Stations interest.
Emil Palm has returned to Kno
after a few weeks visiting relative
at Chicago.
August Lundell returned home from
Des Moines Wednesday where toSeth
er with his wife they went last weel
to visit their son. Emil who is lyin.
very sick at the hospital and Who's
recovery is considered very doubtful
Mrs Lundell decided to remain a, eN'
bedside of her son for some time
Mrs Earnest Paulson was takel
home last week from the hosplta
Ida Grove and has nearly recovered
from her serious illness and operation
AS she was so low at a time that lie
covery seemed nearly impossible Hel
recovery and return home again with
loved ones and friends seems almost
a miracle and has caused thankful!
ness and JOY to her large ciTc,e OF
friends.
Rev. A. Berglund and fanny W :
the exception of Miss Lydia took thell
departure for their future home and
final departure for their future
home and field of labor at Wahoo n h.
on Friday morning. In the years
they have resided in this locality they
won friends whose good wishes fol
low them into their new home.
B. A. Samuelson has been ha. .ng
a serious and painful time the past
weeks, the result of slipping and fall
ing backward in the room when as
sisting in moving a lounge. In falling
he struck his side most forcibly a.
gainst table which rendered hin,
helpless for several days but at pre-
sent writing is slowly mending.
The Hall Association property
which was recently conveyed 20 the
parties holding judgement against the
same has been sold by them to VII
liam Sathran who is now the owner
of the hall. 1t will be used for public
gatherings and entertainments in the
future as it has been in the past
A. P. Truedson, editor of the maya
zine, Friend of Truth, now located
with his family at Grardy, Nina. IS
spending a few days among friends
and farmer neighbors in Kiron.
Elsie Skarin, who left a few months
ago for North Dakota to file upon a
homestead was recently married to 4
near neighbor who was also holding
down claim. Her many Kiron friends
will no doubt be greatly surprised to
learn of her marriage and will join
piness in her new life upon the Dako-
to plains together with her husband
The joint sale of the household
goods of Mrs. G. F. Tellgren and Mrs.
Bengta Lindberg on the street last
Saturday afternoon attracted big
crowd and the articles were disposed
of at very satisfactory prices.
Reuben Butler, Bert Loomer, r. A.
Nordell and E. l.. Miller took the noon
passenger for Denison Friday to at
tend the theatrical play there in the
evening returning Saturday morning.
The happy household OF G. w. Clau
son was greatly gladden. by the birth
of a bright little Miss on Monday
addition of the first girl to his family
occassioned the cause of not recosniz-
ing or speaking to many of his friends
when in town on Saturday afternoon.
Taylor Nixon and daughter Flor
ence and son, Floyd of Armour, S. ID.
who is visiting relatives and friends
near Deloit and Denison spent Satur-
day in Kiron accompanied by Della
Hall Taylor has a lot of acquaintance
es here who were pleased to again
meet him and to learn of his pros
perity in Dakota
Mrs. A. Lillieholm and Richard oil
Denison were visitors with relatives
in Kiron the first OF the week.
p e. Nordell attena
River Navigation Congress held a
Sioux City last week Mr. Nordell i.
interested in the Nortan barge in
vention which is considered to solve
the Navigation of the Muddy Rive
with success.
Chas. Waldermar went to De
Moines Monday for few days sta,
attending to business.
Jonas Fanberg who is so wei
known in Kiron and who resides il
Ida Co. has been very low with
severe attack of pneumonia the pas
week. He is slowly recovering nue.
to the joy Of his many friends VIII
are anxiously hoping for his well get
ting.
The medicine shows at the hall til,