The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-05

business. The building he now occu
pies has been sold and used for other
purposes.
The music pupils of Miss Emil John
son assisted by Margie Newcomb OF
Odebolt gave a musical recital at the
Sthran hall last Wednesday evening,
which was a rare treat to the largest
audience that has assembled in the
hall for some time The different
performances rejecting credit on Miss
Johnson as music teacher. No small
part of the success was due to the
reading by Miss Margie Newcom who
is an artist in her line.
A leap year dance was given by a
number of the country girls, north
east of Kiron at the Kiron hall on
Saturday night which was attended by
a large number.
The chemical fire engine was sold
last week by Mayor Norelins to the
town OF Schaller for $3.50 delivered.
The town had little or no use for it
since the water works was put in.
The Misses May and Hazel Larsen
babe their home, parents and friends
adieu for while and left for Omaha,
where they intend to remain for some
time
John Smith returned to his home
north of kiron last week from sew
eral months stay in North Dakota.
He is most loud and enthusiastic in
his praise of that country and it's af-
limited means.
Harold Williams, of Moline, ILL.,. ar
rived in kiron on Tuesday last and
after few days visiting relatives and
old friends of his father, he entered
the employ of Jeweler Sedarberg and
will conduct the jewelry business dur
ing Sedarberg's absence on the mail
route. His father, Harvey Williams.
former kiron resident, is now a
most prominent and successful attor-
ney at Moline
S. S. Stolt and B. A. Samuelson, the
successful and noted breeders OF Red
Duroc Jersey hogs, are making prep
arations for their annual sales. Their
offerings this year are finer than ever
before and as the best of blood has
been secured for their herds, they can
show some very good stock. Mr..
Stolts sale will be held Feb. is and
Mr. Samuelson's on Feb. 20.
Mayor Norelins and Banker Sand
berg drove to Denison on Tuesday
having business before the courts to
attend to.
Rufus Morgan of Lake City, visited
at Old Kiron on Sunday last.
Mrs. John Huffman, of Denison
spent the past week in Kiron at the
home of Ike Goodrich
Grandpa Anderson at the G. J
Johnson home is very low at presen
writing, and owing to his advanced
age there seems to be no hopes fol
his recovery.
Miss Annie Anderson came down
from Schaller on Thursday and re
NAMED over Sunday visiting her
brother, H. W.. who is the manager
of the Bowman knaz lumber business
Ole Sthran's automobile arrived on
Tuesday night and when unloaded and
pushed up town created considerable
attraction and during the day while
it was humored and administered tc
by the proprietor and auto experts il
congregated quite a crowd, who view
ed the Internal ''hoss," who refused tC
go and had made up it's mind that il
would not-ought to. On Thursday
and Friday it was doctored at the
Peterson blacksmith shop and finally
rays of hope were had and the sick
one showed faint signs of rallying
| when an attempt was made to navi
gate, which proved successful for a
short distance when it baked and
with willing and kind hands was mo
billed into the Miller livery barn fol-
rest and regeneration. Securing a
new auto doctor. who, it seemed 10
Gated the disease and at latest devel
opments mobiles fairly we'll. Thus is
the history of the first auto in Kiron
JOHN SCHNOOR