The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-08

and judging from the testimonial
given them it will be treat for
Kiron. There should be house full
and as this concert is of an order
which any one can attend it, should
be encouraged and patronized.
Lillian Strain went to Schaller on
Friday last for few days visit.
Quite number of Kironites Won
dered why our news bulge of last
week was so slim. when there was so
many happenings. We reported. but
news was cut out at the printing office
and in consequence we are on the
warpath and may have the Editors
scalp hanging TO our belt if it is
again repeated.
The week of prayer is observed at
the Baptist and Mission churches this
week.
Carrier Sedarberg is taking a part
of his vacation this week substitute
Bert Loomer is serving his route dur
ing this time.
The rites of baptism was admins
tered to four new members at the
Baptist church on last Sunday morn
ing.
The clipping below taken from last
weeks Pioneer will be of interest to
Kiron's readers. DR.. F. A. Burrows
worked hard to have the railroad Co.
hold the train at Wall Lake so as to
get his patient to Ida Grove. She is
getting along most nicely and in a
couple of weeks will be able to re-
turn home:
Last week DR.. J.E. Conn perform
ed an emergency operation on Mrs.
Henry Paulson of Kiron. a rare opera
ion that but few have survived. That
she was brought here in time to save
her life was due to the efforts of
Supt. Brown of the Sioux City dlvi-
sion of the North Western. The train
that carried Mrs. Paulson from XII
ron to Onawa was very late and to
save the women's life the authorities
were asked to hold the Sioux City
train bound for Ida Grove so that con-
nections could be made at Onawa.
This the dispatcher refused to do, bnt
fortunately Supt. Brown happened to
be at Onawa, and when he heard of
the women's plight, he gave orders
that the train should be held the after
noon if necessary. and neldt it was.
Mr.. Brown is big hearted man and
he was not going to see that women
die if he conld help it. and even if
this orders lost him his Job. When
the patient arrived at Ida Grove and
was taken to the Conn hospital she
was very low. and her heart action
was so weak that the surgeons found
it necessary too make saline inject
ions to revive her. She was stricken
with an internal hemorrhage. but the
operation was very successful and
she is now doing we'll.
The operation was witnessed by
elghC visiting DOCTORS.
OLD KIRIoN.
f. Norellus and wife entertained g
few of their friends for supper New
Years Day.
Alice Nordell came home from Den
ison Friday evening for an over Sun
day visit at her home
Henry and Lillian Winstrom OF
Newmans Grove. Nebr., have beer
spending few days visiting friend!
in this vicinity.
Anna Moline attended a party a
Aug. Hammerstroms last SATURDAY
evening.
Mary jacobsen gave a party il
honor of her cousin. Henry Jacobsen
last Saturday evening. A number o:
young people from this vicinity were
there all report a good time.
John Gustafson and family visitet
near Ellis Sunday.
G. A. Norelius and son Everett ant
daughter Jessie visited Old Kiron re
latives Sunday afternoon.
Elmer Nordell left for Denisol
Sunday to enter college.
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