The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

this week to complete arrangement
for moving his family to Wahoo where
his field of ministry will be for some
time. He will sell his household
goods at public auction on Wednes-
day, January % His many friends
can lend him helping hand by at
tending and assisting i'll his sale.
Mail carrier, Emil Mangler is hav-
ing large and very substantial barn
built on his lot in the east part of
town. AS it is leap year and num-
Der of Kiron's fair maidens have his
name on their list, we predict that
ere long fine new house will adorn
the balance of his lot to be occupied
by him and the lucky one.
Rufus Morgan of Lake City made
brief visit with friends in Old kiron
Saturday evening.
Andrew Larson spent the past week
visiting relations near Sioux City
and looking over that city with a pos
sible view of locating there with ihs
family.
C. G. Carlson returned to his home
in Aurora, Nebraska, on Friday morn
ing after short visit with relatives
and former neighbors and friends.
The services at the Mission church
on next Sunday evening will be held
IN tho E,rl;cl, lo,r,,,ro oord;o1
invitation is extended to attend this
meeting.
Mrs. Ed Carlson, who has been very
seriously sick the past week with an
attack of pneumonia and at times
dangerously low is reported by the
attending doctor, Burrows as improv-
ing and OF hopes of recovery.
Nellie j. Caster arrived from Under
wood, Iowa, on Sunday to commence
teaching in the kron school Alma
Hanson teaches in the primary de-
partment The school opened ON Mon
day last
Miss Alma Hanson returned home
Sunday from her visit at Bronson,
Iowa with friends. Edna Stolt instead
of returning home with her went on
to Dakota to visit friends. AS it is
leap year, it is claimed that the girls
visit at Bronson was of some import
ance and their friends are now wond-
ering which one of Them We're the
luckiest.
B. A. Samuelson returned home
Thursday morning from a trip to
Claire and Manson. Iowa; visiting ac
quaintences at the former place and
attending a Red Duroc hog sale at
the latter
Friends in Kiron are in receipt OF
the news from Rev. N. Wicksell and
wife at Aurora Nebraska, of the birth
OF fine little girl into their home.
Chas. Iverson manager of the, Green
Bay Lumber Company at this place
went to Des Moines last week to at
tend meeting of retail lumber dealers
p. C. Lawrence attended to the lumber
business during his absence.
f. l.. Johnson and p. A. johnson
went to Newmans Grove, Nebraska
last week, the latter to visit relative.
the gospel there and at several othe
points in that State.
Student Herbert Linden returned t.
Rock Island, ILL.,, on Saturday afte
short visit at his parental home ant
with his many friends. He is
student at the Augustana College an
is preparing himself for the Ministry
AT the Annual Meeting held las
week by the Kiron Hall Association
the shareholders voted to turn tn
hall property over to the parties holt
ing judgment against it to satisf
same. AS his property has failed t
pay the running expenses and with II
indications in sight to reduce the oris
inal debt the shareholders deemed
wisest to take this course.
The freight services on this branc
is the FUNNIEST out and could hardl
be worse. With the freight alway
late going west one day and returnin
the next, and then freight for Kiro
instead of being unloaded on the
west trip is carried by and returne
the day after. The railroad concel
in their methods and poor servi,
will awaken the agitation among ii
people for the government ownersh
and operating of the railroads.
John Tureen had TO spend sever
days last week away from his impl
ment business to attend to his supe
visor duty at Ida Grove.
John Hoaglund returned to Kire
last week after Il several months a
sence and will make his home vii
Mr. and Mrs. Y. l.. Anderson. Viii
away he spent several weeks at CO
fax Springs. Iowa. where he was co
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