The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08

arrival of bright baby girl on Tues
day last.
William Sthran spent several day:
last week in Council Bluffs and Oma
ha buying goods of various kinds fol
their store trade.
Mrs. Lydia Swartz, of Boyer, spent
Friday forenoon in Kiron visiting
with her parents.
Chas. Sundeen, of Boone. Iowa
visited with Kiron friends between
Saturday and Tuesday.
Rev. Frank Laveen went to Essex
Iowa, Monday. where he will spend
several days holding meetings.
C.. E. Engberg left Monday fol-
Hawarden, Iowa. to look after affairs
connected with his farm in that locali
ty.
Missionary Abrahamson, a return
ed Missionary from India, will preach
at the Mission church on Friday even
ing this week. She will appear in
India costume and her address will
be interesting.
Chas. j. and Oscar Larson drove to
Denison Tuesday last, where they
spent the day attending to various
items of business.
Where prejudice mingled with the
Juice of defeat is tolerated in minds
there seems to be no limit as to the
results.
E. w. Pauson has saved a great
many thousands of feet of lumber this
winter and has considerable quantity
yet to cut for the farmers. Many
disposed of their cottonwood trees in
this profitable manner.
W. Nj. Sandberg. c. A. Norelius
Herman Nelson, Rudolph Nordell and
Herbert Ward visited Odebolt Sunday
afternoon, going up in Sandberg' S
automobile.
Mrs Frank Peterson and children
of Arthur arrived last week for a
several weeks stay in kiron.
Barber Benson, of Schleswig, visit
ed kiron between uain hours on
Monday last.
How quickly we are forgotten. The
negro. James Parger, who attempted
to defend President Mckinley. wher
he was shot at Buffalo died a few
days ago and his body was placed
upon a dissecting table before class
OF students in medical college al
Jefferson, Penn. AS far as anybod,
knew he had no Immediate friends
to look after the immediate buria
OF the body. At the time of the
tragedy the papers We're full of this
heroism and his name was on every
| body's tongue, yet in a few short YEAR
his name is forgotten and upon hi
death his body goes TO the bull pen
in a medical college
Russell l.inman came home Satul-
day from his college work at Denisol
| anu w III ltIllttlll w ttSSlSi III l4le luIl
work
Arthur Cronquist returned on Nor
day to Denison after AN over Sunda
visit at his PARENTAL home. He e>
PEGS to finish his course at the co
lege this spring
ANle Nelson on his way home fror
Philadelphia and Chicago TO Seattl
Washington dropped off at kiro
this week for brief visit VITA reli
tive s. He reports their gold claim
in Alaska as most satisfactory an
being prospective.
Married on Wednesday last at tn
home OF Mr. and Mrs S. Nj. Moline i
Old kiron, their daughter Nellie t
Edward johnson. Rev. A. Lagerquis
performed the ceremony in the pre-
ence of relatives. This young and l.,
spected couple are now at home /
friends on the farm, two miles mort
of kiron. Both parties are too We
known in our midst to require an
introduction, having resided lere fc
many years during which time the
have Won the respect and esteem
al Who now wish them the best {
everything.
Mrs. +. G. johnson received wor
,his Week from Clarinda stating thu
her husband is getting along nicely
: Mrs. ALI Tellgren and children u
TUNED Monday from their visit Wit
: relatives in Ida Grove On SunGi
she visited her SON Alvin, at the no
pital in Ida Grove and found hin
) improving greatly and ii no N
! complications sets in he will soon l
back home again
John Ogren returned ON Wedne
day from his trip to Chicago market
WITH TWO loads OF fatted stock. While