The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19
K1RoN ITEMS.

Henry Brinkman ane of the early
settlers OF this locality who moved
away some five years ago with his
family TO South Dakota is spending a
couple of weeks among his many ac-
quaintances He says Iowa is good
but Dakota better which his appear
ance would verify to be a fact
Anna La Neen came home from
Omaha last week to spend few
weeks visit at her parental home and
with her many admiring friends.
The winter has been somewhat eff
duty the past week as far as news
gathering is concerned occassioned. by
the visit OF the stork at our home on
Wednesday evening, leaving nine
pound boy who is asking for care and
protection. The little fellow is a most
pretty and lively one, which fact is
substantiated by all who has seen
him.
AL Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Down,
Ed. Hanson, Mrs Chas. Hanson and
Mrs. f. Barley OF Odebolt attended
the funeral of Mrs Carl johnson on
Friday afternoon
Mrs. Phil Waggoner and son of
Odebolt arrived Saturday morning for
a few days visit with friends and rela-
tives.
C. b. Larson returned on Saturday
IA:
When alighting from the train at the
depot his friends were surprised to
see him alight in most fatherly .ay
with little baby in his arms and it
took them several minutes to grasp
The situation of his assisting its
mother in taking the little one off the
train and carrying it.
b. johnson who was seriously taken
i'll with an attack of appendicitis last
week was taken to the hospital at
Carroll on Tuesday last by DR.. F.. A.
Burrows, accompanied by his brother,
Emil. After consultation at the hos.
pital it was decided to wait a few DAYS
which would result in conditions more
favorable for a successful operation,
The morning after he was taken away
his mother died and owing to the con-
dition he was in was unable to come
home to the funeral on Friday.
Andrew Larson went to Marine
Mills, Minnesota last week to visit
with relatives and to look after bust
ness interests
John Turin received his new auto
car from Council Bluffs Iowa on Fri
day last. 1t is a four passenger and
of the latest improvements by the
Jackson factory and a beauty indeed,
His friends are now waiting to hear
of the first somersault.
The fortieth anniversary of the
Swedish Lutheran Conference of T.
was held at Ottumwa Iowa last week
which was attended by about $50 Wis
iting clergy and liaty. Rev. j. A.
christensen and A. Linden attended
from this point. Mr.. Linden was a
delegate to represent the Swedish
Bethel church of Kiron.
Mrs A. Cain of Odebolt is spend
ing this week in Kiron taking care OF
Mrs. E. E. Clauson and little babe.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Linman went
to Omaha last week where they visit
ed relatives for a few days going from
there to Essex Iowa where they will
visit with Rev. e. Swenssow and fam
lily for few days.
John Gustafson and family moved
on Monday last to Boyer where theil
home will be for some time John
having better prospects of securing
permanent work in that little village
Mrs. c. j. Johnson accompanied he1
son Harry and daughter Mrs. d. HI
Mauritz back to their home at Bron
son on Wednesday for visit and resi-
which she so well needed.
John A. Anderson peacefully passed
away at the home of his son, C. i
Johnson in kiron on Feb. 10. His
death which was expected did moi
come as a surprise to his many friends
being so we'll advanced in years and
sick so long time no hopes were
entertained for his restoration anc
and when his infirmities and long suf
feringwere considered his friends We're
glad that release came to him and thai
he had passed over into the happy
land where no suffering in sickness
is Or any body disability. John P
Anderson was born on Swedish sol
in Kallmar Ian, June %, 1915 and was
united in marriage to Katrina Nelson
Dec. 20, 1889 which union was con
tinual for the long period of GA year:
being broken by the death of his faith
full wife some four years ago. In the
spring of 1869 he together with hi: