The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-14
section of Land in North Dakota and
will soon move to that state Mr..

section of Land in North Dakota and
will soon move to that state. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Beck were Kironites
for many years and their numerous
friends will miss their frequent visits.
Emil Mauritz Anderson and Rich
ard Pearson returned on Friday after
mon from Dallas, where they went
to register for the Trip lands.
John Dinges of Odebolt spent Tues
day taking in the sights of Kiron and
attended the annual stakeholder
meeting of the Kiron State Bank.
N. II. Brodgen. the pioneer settler
at Deloit, spent Wednesday in Kiron
looking after business matters and
shaking hands with old acquaintances
New cement sidewalks have been
laid the past week on the north and
west side of the Baptist church prop
erty. which makes a substantial nee
essary Improvement.
C. S. Johnson and daughter. Eve
lyn. of Boyer came to Kiron Wednes-
day morning to look after business
and call on grandparents. Erickson.
returning on the noon passenger.
Rev. j. A Christensen, who at
tended and assisted in Mission meet
ings at Sioux City and Alta the past
week, returned home Friday morning
Although we are little late in re-
porting an event that took place on
Monday evening. Sept. %, we had
not heard uf it before. The doings
was the celebrating of the twenti-
eth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Larson at their home
south of town, to which a goodly
number of relatives and neigbho1s
had assembled The affair was a
most pleasant one.
DR.. F. A. Burrows and wife and
A. Cedarberg and wife spent Sun
day last visiting the Ward families
at Schaller. The trip which was a
/ most enjoyable one was made in Dr..
Burrows auto.
Rev. o. B. Norrberg of Gowric
5 arrived in Kiron Monday morning fol
a few days stay to do some art
, painting work for the new Baptis,
church. Rev. Norrberg has re-
: putation for some very fine work in
s this line.
e w. O'Brien. the travelling sales
r man for the Pioneer Implement Co
t of Council Bluffs, on his trip t.
Kiron last Wednesday took very sicl
at the Kiron Hotel. His wife arriv
!, ed on Thursday morning to assist in
: caring for him and together with
the DOCTORS aid. he was able to take
d the passenger Friday morning FOL
II home.
III Mrs. F. A. Burrows. Mrs. E. H
e Mauritz and Alice Sandbreg drove
Is out to the Bloom home Friday after
r noon and spent the afternoon visiting
+ with Miss Esther.
The furnace material for tn,
a Baptist church arrived last week an,
e will soon be put in. Painters ar,
d busy on the exterior and carpenter
% are at the finishing work inside. Con
y siderable work has yet to be done
and it takes several weeks ere com
]. pleted.
e it will be news to the many XII
j. ron friends to learn of the marriag
p of Miss Mary Johnson to Edward Boy
ce. which took place at the M. E
e parsonage on Wednesday evening
IS Oct. T. The bride is a daughter O
II the Rev. Johanson of Arthur, VIII,
!. spent a great deal of his time ii
Kiron. The groom is a competen
clerk in jewelry store at Id,
Cove.
i Hugh Chambers. the prominen
salesman for C. G. Proutz whoesal,
| grocers company of Des Moines
whose home was in Lake View. died
last Friday at the st. Vincent Hospi
tai at Sioux City form cancer Of
the intestines. During his regular
trips to Kiron the past several years
he made warm friends here. who are
saddened to learn of his death. He
was fifty years old. and leaves q
| wife and five children to mourn his
death. He was buried Sunday
afternoon at Lake City, Iowa.
Our restaurant man, Peter Miller.
whose policy is nothing but the best