The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-18

Saturday morning, where they spent
the day. returning in the evening.
They must have had jolly time, judg
ing from the hilarious spirit they We're
in upon their return.
g. A. Norelius returned home on
Thursday morning from Council Bluffs
from a few days stay. where he serv-
ed as juror in the federal court which
was in session there.
Ed Anderson, so Well known as
big Ed. to the surprise of every
one now, is Il married man; The event
occurring on Wednesday last at Ida
Grove. The girl Who now calls her
self his Wife was Miss Alma Anderson
daughter of Elick Anderson They
will go TO housekeeping in the Gustaf-
son residence in Old Kiron.
Ne!s A. johnson closed his hotel
business ON Saturday and the hotel
property has been rented TO +. G.
Johnson who will conduct the same
Miss Alma Barklev and Chrisma
Hintz left Kiron on Monday last. Miss
Barkley is going to her home at Ode
bolt, and Miss llintz is going with
her to visit for some time at her home
Both OF these girls has been employed
at the hotel during the past four
years.
Rufus Morgan of Lake City visited
With intimate friends at Old kiron,
over Sunday.
Rev F. A. Levine and A. F. l.und-
berg Went to Marshalllown on Mon
day last to attend the annual State
Conference of the Free Mission AS
ISOLATION. Mr. I.undberg will also Wis
it at Pomerog on his way home
Boyer Monday, where he will do some
carpenter work
c. c. Walter went to Aberdeen, S
d.. on Monday to investigate deal
which he has been considering for
some time, and which will take him
away from kiron to that town if it
matelialiZes.
A number of railroad officials came
to kiron Monday, interviewing a
number of our business men who held
their names on the petition that was
sent from here to the railroad Com
missioners for the re-instating of the
telegraph service. They asked that
the said petition be withdrawn, as
they will handle the telegraph bust
ness by phone from IIiron to the
nearest Office.
John Pithan of ELS, the staunch
democrat of Stockholm township Wis
tied kiron Friday He still believes
that he peerless feared Bryan will
be nominated by his party to lead
their forlorn hopes to realization
The former barber shop has had its
interior changed greatly by its pres
ent owner. Abraham Anderson. New
and neat and most handy shelves and
counters have been put in and painted
and soon Mr. Anderson's new stock of
general merchandise will fill the same.
| We extend to our brother business
man welcome and wish him success
| in his new venture.
Farmers from quite distance
could be seen most every day com
ing to kiron the past week to do trad
ing. The low prices and good quail
ty ad fair treatment is drawing trade
to our town.
Mrs. A. Modig. wife of Rev. A. Mo-
dig. both so we'll known here since
their several years residing in kiron,
who has been in poorly health for
some time, entered hospital at Oma-
ha last week where she underwent a
surgical operation. Her many kiron
friends hopes that she will return
to her home entirely we'll They are
now located at Comstad, South Dako-
ia.
Mrs. F.. A. Burrows and Miss Alice
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visit the reainder of the week.
| Emil Palm, O. f. Sthaan and Nels
A. Johnson went to Schleswg in o. e.
Sthran's automobile. Coming home it
deautoed. E. e. Clausen returning
from Schleswig took pity on the trio
in their trouble and the auto and oc-
cupants was attached TO his rig and
piloted in to town home
At the meeting held by the Kiron
cemetery association on Saturday
afternoon it was decided to purchase
one acre of ground adjoining the Gene
terry for burial purposes as the lots
in the old cemetery have all been
taken.
Enoch l.avine went to Moorhead
last week to remain for some time to
work at the carpenter trade He is
\ MANY friends will miss him and lonl,