The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

store and for the extensive special
sale he expects to hold ere long.
Turin and Larson received their
first car load of implements for their
business last week. They expect to
put in a first class line of goods and
will no doubt secure their share Of
the patronage.
A. j. Anderson. who disposed of
his stock and machinery at his sale
last Wednesday. brought his house
hold effects to Kiron the latter part
of the week to ship same to Wahoo,
Nebraska. His sale was attended by
large number, brought very good
prices and Mr.. Anderson was most
pleased over the results. The family
left on Monday for their new home il
Nebraska and a number of their
friends were at the depot to see
them depart. After building up
fine home of many years of toll and
prosperity they have followed out
can citizen in emigrating to other
parts of the country. They have
many friends in this locality who
wish them continued prosperity in
their new home.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Lumbe. Co.
of this place was held on Wednesday
last The annual statement made
shows very good years business.
Sales made exceeding over SIG 900
which is the largest amount of goods
handled in one year since the Com
pany was organized. e. N. Sand.
strom was elected President, William
Lindburg, Vice President, ELIOT. Gail
son, Secretary; Will c. Nelson, Trea-
sure; Carl Wellendorf and Nels john
ston. Directors for three years. j.
e. Hoaglund who so successfully
managed the lumber yard was engag-
ed to continue the managership win
an Increase of $40 per month in his
wages.
Lillian Sthran spent several day
visiting relatives and friends at
Schaller Iowa, returning home ON
Thursday morning.
Mrs. #. A. Burrow entertained
number OF her friends at her very
pleasant home on Thursday after.
noon in honor of her sister Mrs M
Willard of Hawkeye, Ia.
Jos. Engberg returned to Ames la
to continue his engineering course at
the State College.
Mrs. Josephine Buxton of Chicaeo
came to Kiron on Wednesday to take
her mother, Mrs. Bengta Lindberg
with her home to care for her. She
has been in very poor health of late
years and has been under the good
care of Mrs. John Anderson who re.
from this locality this week.
MIS-. -undberg is one of the pioneers
OF this locality, here when this settle
ment was in its infancy.
Andrew J. Linden will renrasent
the Bethel Luthern church at the
General Conference in Otmmwa Fob
IL to 16.
Abraham E, Anderson closed tie
deal last week whereby he came into
possession of the Barber Shop pro.
perry. He intends to make some i'm.
in the building and ex-
poets to put in a stock of general
merchandise. Success to the new en-.
terprise.
" p. Michallson and John Reecy
went to Omaha last week where thew
spent couple of days looking after
business matters.
Rev A. r. Eckman from Essex Ia.
will preach at the Mission church on
next Sunday morning and evening.
The services in the evening will he
both in Swedish and English lang /,
uage.
Rev. r. P. Lavine of Oldsburg.
Kansas visited his son and daughter
and friends in kiron the latter part
OF the week and the first of this.
A couple of our, seventy-tive people
drove out to the pleasant home OF
Mrs. Hannah Carlson west of Kiron
to spend the evening TO.
gether with Miss Selma. After all
had gathered, Rev. Frank I.avine of
the Mission Church in short speech
gave an account of the object of the
guests coming out to show their AN.
probation and to express same to
Miss Selma for her faithful and eff.
clent work at the Mission Church the
past year as their organist and at the
close OF his remarks handed her a
sum OF money as a remembrance of
The evening and of her visitors. The
aides had provided for and served
very fine lap supper which together
With the listening of music and songs