The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-03
K1RoN ITEMS

Fred Benson and wife left on We'd
nesday noon for their new location at
Thurston Nebraska, where Fred has
rented barber shop and will shave
the citizens of that town. Their many
friends hated to see them move away
but hope that they have found good
location and will enjoy an unbounded
measure of success and prosperity.
The Review will be a welcome week
ly visitor to their home.
Rev. Frank Lavene came home on
Monday and remained until Saturday
morning, when he left for Omaha and
may possibly visit several points in
Nebraska before returning to Iowa.
One of our local democrats very
earnestly remarked on our streets re-
Gently that he was going to vote for
Bryan, again this fall, for said he, 4
have voted for Bryan twice before,
and we have had real good times since.
Esther and Emma Thorngren of
Boone, Iowa, visited acquaintance in
Kiron's locality last week. During
their stay they were guests at the
home of Andrew Dolks
Mr.. A. Norelius was passenger
for Denison Friday afternoon where
he attended to business matters.
Harry Nord visited with friends at
the Adams ranch near Odebolt on
Saturday last. Harry's visits to that
locality is getting to be numerous and
his many friends are awaiting develop
ments.
1t should have read $110 per acre
instead of $3.50 per acre paid for the
land sold which we mentioned in our
last news items.
F. A. Burrows went to Denison Sun
day morning to meet his sister, Mrs.
w. H. Lawes and her husband who
was on their way from Los Angeles,
California to Ohio and Indiana for a
visit with relatives and friends. DIR.
them to Kiron, where they spent the
day.
Abel Peterson, who has made his
home inOdebolt for a number of yeras
died at the Sac County poor farm
May 18th, and as he had no relatives
his remains were sent to Iowa City.
Had his friends here at Odebolt been
notified of his death his remains
| would have been given a decent bur.
ial in the Odebolt cemetery. Abel
and his mother used to reside in the
Johnsonville neighborhood years age
and has number Of friends in this
locality. He was an honest man and
respected by all who knew him.
The Ideal Neat Market delivers
meat to their farmer patrons in then
auto. Oscar Larson has charge of the
work and when at the helm of his
steam auto gets over large number
of miles in few hours.
Nels Taylor and Albin Jarl, of Boye
necessiated a trip to kiron on Fri
day last on business.
Gust Lind and family returned t.
Kiron last week after couple years
absence which they spent in New
mans Grove, Nebraska, where Gus
spent the time working at his trade
blacksmithing. He has made dea
whereby he becomes the owner of the
Oliver johnson blacksmith shop ant
expects to take charge of same this
week. They have moved into the
Mrs. H. Erickson residence in the
West part of town. We welcome this
family again to our town and Mr.. Limo
to our crew of business men.
Joseph Engberg came home las
week from his college work at Ames
Iowa, and will remain for some months
to assist in the construction of the
new Baptist church. His friends are
pleased to again greet him back.
| j. A. Lawrence returned home or
Monday from three days visit a,
Omaha He reports his Brother Ell
as quite low with very little hopes OF
recovering.
P.J. klinker, E. F. Tucker and w
E. Kahler all of Denison, visited Kiroa
the past week, looking after their
political fences.
F. w. Meyers postmaster of Deni
son and editor of Review who visited
Kiron on Monday Last
G. M. Olson went to Odebolt on
Monday for short visit with acquaint
ences when he goes to Schaller to
visit at the home of his daughter
Alma.
DIR. F. A. Burrow and Oscar Larson
spent few hours in Denison on
Monday. 1t was their intention to ga
overland to Omaha, but as it started
to rain returned home. They had q
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