The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-27

her bedside as her health was fall
ing fast and on Saturday a week ago
he had to return to his home in Texas
but could only remain two days when
the sad news reached him He left
for Neville and Sioux City today
| (Monday) and expects to return to
kiron on Thursday for short visit
when he goes to Chicago on brief
business trip before returning to
Texas. Mr.. Swanson is engaged in
the real estate and loan business and
has been very successful which is
pleasing news to his many Kiron
friends. Adolph is a kiron boy and
his prosperity is learnt by our people.
with interest.
Henry Huffman, of Charter Oak,
general agent for the German Mutual
Hail Insurance Company spent Mon
day and Tuesday with the local agents
here, Clauson Bros
The republicans in this part of the
country are proud over the two candi-
dates from their midst which goes be-
fore the voters of the county at the
primary, Fred Gronan candidate for
Supervisor and DR.. F. A. Burrows can
didate for Coroner. These two worthy
and efficient candidates are not politi-
clans or Office seekers, but at the
solicitation and urging of their friends
they consented to become candidates
and being personally acquainted with
both of these gentlemen we doubt that
two better candidates can be shown
up. Both of good able judgement and
business capacities and honest men
the duties of the offices they are can
didates for would be performed by
them in creditable manner and at
the least expense to the taxpayers.
Hon. ]. P. Conner has a large num-
| Der of warm supporters among our
voters who wishes to see. and who
will nelp to return him to congress.
Being the right man for the place,
besides from this county the voters
lof Crawford county should stand by
him at the primary
Al Hanson, Jim Bruce and Herman
Simon autoed down from Odebolt on
Tuesday. stopping long enough to
shake hands with friends and get a
| square meal.
Miss Anhild Brown, who has spent
the past half year in kiron went to
Denison last week where she expects
to remain for some time.
/ Martin Sandstrom and G. w. Nelson
returned on Monday, last week, from
a business trip to Omaha.
William Shunkey, of Denison spent
Friday last in kiron visiting relatives
and looking after land interest
i Esther Anderson. of Boyer, drove
to kiron Friday where she spent the
time trading with our merchants.
Nellie Caster came over from Her
ring, where she is spending her va
cation teaching school, on saturday
afternoon to spend over Sunday with
kiron acquaintances.
/ From last Fridays Sioux City T,i-
bune we copy the following account
l of the insomnia attack suffered by
Miss Esther Chimberg, so well known
as we'll as her parent by large num-
Der of our people.
Special to the Tribune.
i Des Moines, Ia, May 22-Miss
Esther Chinberg, of Odebolt, closed
her eyes in sleep Thursday night for
the first time in two months. She was
at the home of A. w. Carlson, 1900
Capitol Ave.
Two months ago Miss Chinberg,
daughter of a prominent Odebolt fam
/ lily, was seized with severe attack
of insomnia For several nights she
tossed about on her bed trying in vain
to get few minutes of sleep, but
she was unsuccessful. All the known
remedies We're tried but they failed
to produce sleep. Physicians work
ed with her. but never once were they
able to get the young woman to sleep
Night after night passed by Steadily
she grew weaker
!
Members of her family sat by her
bedside day and night and watched
her closely. This continued for seven
weeks. -. -,-~s
Then they brought the young woman
to Des Moines. She was taken to the
home of A. w. Carlson, 1900 Capitol
Ave. The following physician was sum
moned. For three days and nights
he attended the young woman.
On the fourth night she slept. 1t
was but short sleep, but it save her
life. The following night she slept
again. And last night she enjoyed a
good nights rest.
When she was brought to Des
Mones she was in a precarious con-
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