The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
KIRON.

Bell Larson, who has been attend
ing college at Oskaloosa. the past
half year. came home last week to
spend her vacation.
S. S. Stolt, wife and little SON
Clifford enjoyed the past week. trip
to Aberdeen. South Dakota. where
they visited the family of our former
townsman. s. A Samuelson.
John Hoaglund sr. writes back
from Excelsior Springs. Missouri,
where he went some ten day ago to
seek treatment for his rheumatism
ailment. that he is getting along very
we'll and that he has hopes of per-
manent relief and cure. which his
many kron friends trust will prove
true
1t is up to Chas. Iverson to ex-
plain to his friends how it happened
one eve last week when he went to
the drug store and ordered three dish
es of ice cream saying that couple
OF boys were waiting out on the lawn
and when the empty tray and dishes
were returned to the drug store a
thimble was found on the tray.
A. F. Lundberg and daughter. Miss
Mamie. returned on Thursday noon
from their two weeks stay and visit
at Phillips. Nebraska. They had a
most enjoyable time with their rala-
tives and new formed friend in that
locality. MIR. l.. made a trip through
the northwestern portion of Nebraska
and southeastern part of Colorado to
sight see the country. The lands in
Colorado suited him so we'll that he
invested in choice half section.
Peter Berg and Peter Nordell re-
turned on Wednesday from bus
mess trip to Sioux City.
John l.. Malmquist and A. E.
Anderson returned home Wednesday
noon from their trip to Chicago mark
ct where they sold four loads of cat
tie and hogs at very satisfactory
prices. Lars Anderson and son re-
turned Thursday noon, they went in
with two cars.
Geo. Servoss and sons. of Denison,
have been pushing the work most
rapidly between overs the past
week. of the foundation for the new
Baptist church
Chas. TeaGuist sold his l20 acre
farm northeast of kiron this week 10
Albert Peterson for consideration of
$1,000, nearly Sill per acre Chas.
purchased this farm some four years
ago at price below $50 per acre.
Mrs. Frank Ali. of Lake City.
Utah. is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. P. Rose. north of kircn.
The delegates from kiron who
went to Denison Saturday to
attend the county convention were
c. j. johnson and Joe Engberg to the
prohibition G. A. Norelius and Henry
Anderson to the democratic, and O..
E. Clauson. C. A. Dolk and VIM.
Strain to the republican.
T. c. Lawrence and wife went tc
Omaha Saturday noon to visit with
relatives and friends over Sunday
Aaron sedarberg. mail carrier No.
l. did not make his usual trip or
Saturday last. but STAYED home to get
acquainted with the new substitute
which the stork left at his home Sat
urday noon. The little fellow is do
ing we'll and it will be but question
of short time until he can tell a
one cent stamp from two cent one.
Sedarberg made hasty trip later
during the day down to the office t.
get his mail and when asked what the
fellow weighed he said thirty pounds
Papa and mamma are happy as they
received the congratulations of many
friends.
From last Tuesdays Sioux Cit,
Journal we copy the following items
Mrs. Conrad Johnson, of Bronson
was yesterday adjudged insane by the
commissioners of insanity and will be
taken to the hospital at Cherokee. .
These people are we'll known here
both having resided in the near To-
cality. and the friends trust and hope
that her mental arrangement will
soon be restored and that she will b.
with her family again.
Miss Hattie Cronquist. who is TAX
ing course ut the Storm Lake col
lege. came home last week to spent
the summer vacation. During he
year away she has been missed by he
circle of friends.
Our station agent, E. j. johnson
| went to Wall Lake. on Tuesday even
/ ing to attend the annual meeting o
! station agents. The railroad com
pany holds these meets once a year
> Solomon Johnson. of Battle Creek
visited relatives in and near Kirol
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