The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-20

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sympathy of all in their bereavement.
The three day Mission meeting held
) at the church four miles north of
Kiron commencing on Thursday and
continuing over Sunday was marred
considerable owing to the rainy wealth
er which compelled many to remain
at home.
The first material for the new church
arrived last week, consisting Of one
car load of brick for the foundation
and basement which was purchased
in Sioux City
| Rev. Frank Lavine left on Thurs
day last for Des Moines and Madrid
Iowa. He expects to visit Cherokee
and Alta this week.
Mrs. G. S. johnson and daughter,
Evelyne and Mrs. Lydia Swartz and
John Kullberg were the Boyerites who
were represented in Kiron on Thurs
day last.
/ Enoch Lavine returned to his car
penter work at Soldier Thursday
morning after his vacation which time
was taken up nursing severe case
of blood poison. Although not heal
ed he thought his hand we'll enough
to warrant his resuming work.
i Edwin Lund, who is on his way from
Lindsburg, Kansas to Redfield, South
Dakota, visited friends and number
of his old schoolmates here last week.
) Being but a few years ago since leav-
ing Kiron, he finds considerable
changes. He reports all the Lunds
as we'll and contented in their Kansas
homes. Elmer has married and is
residing on a farm in Northern Kans.
! Albert has given up the land Agency
business and embark into the plumb
ing trade.
q Rev. A. -Lagerquist spent the fore
! part of the week in Sioux City in
) consulting with the architect who is
2 preparing plans for the new Baptist
church. The new church will be up
, eo7Ne1eS oAAN tOIJ lOOAAy anu COuNSL-
lent. Rev. A. Lagerquist has been
: most hard at work in his effort to-
2 raise the money and now just as en-
!, thusiastic in getting model church
/ erected.
S Rev. F. A. Lavine has accepted the
r call given him by the Iowa Free Mis-
sion Society to become travelling mis-
sionary in the state. Later on he,
e expects to conduct tent meetings.
i Herbert Linden came home from
his college work at Rock Island, ILL.,,
t on Saturday morning in response to
T the telegram sent him informing him
Q of his brothers death.
g Miss Christina Hintz arrived from
Schleswig Friday and has accepted a
position at the Kiron hotel.
At the request of voters and farm
er friends Mr.. Fred Gronan of this
f locality has announced himself as a
Z candidate for the Office of county
?. supervisor A better choice could not
d have been made and we hope that he.
n will be successful in landing the nom
ination. A stronger candidate than
e Mr.. Gronan will be, can not be found
t. in the county and this coupled with
his ability to fill the Office. Being a..
It most successful farmer and very
r heavy taxpayer he will look after the
Il interests of every taxpayer He is
Z. we'll and most favorably known
l. throughout large part of the county
IS and his record is as straight as the
n day is long. Mr.. Gronan as member
i, OF the board of supervisors would be
j. a champion for honest and economt-
cal transactions and would save the
d county and tax payers money. He
y would if nominated, we predict, be
s. elected. We ask the voters of this
county to consider this able and prom
i, nent aspirant to the Office of super.
J, visor at the primary and a greater
J. mistake cannot be made if he is turn
y ed down, both as fit man for the
h position and as vote getter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Elk
> blad, May 18th. bright baby girl.
Mother and child getting along fine.