The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-19
KIRON.

expects to move his family there in
a short time. We are sorry to see
this family leave our town. but can
help but wish them success in their
new quarters.
The Fairmont Creamery Co. has
rented the building adjoining the
saloon. which was formerly used as
butcher shop in which it will col
lect their cream. Owing to his health
j. A. Lawrence, the former man
ger, was compelled to resign and Hy
Thomson, of Schleswig. will succeed
him in managing the affairs of this
company.
Miss Carrie Lindblad went to
| Den:son Wednesday to attend the
teachers institute. Miss L. has
been very successful in her school
work and promises to rank some day
among the best teachers.
Max Kropf. of Schleswig. drove
over to Kiron Wednesday to do some
trading and look after business mat
tiers. 1t looks natural to see Max
on our streets again.
Francis Larson was passenger to
Denison Wednesday to visit relatives
over Sunday.
Mr.. John Hoaglund returned home
to kiron last Tuesday from his ex-
tended stay at Excelsior Springs,
Mo-. where he went for his health.
He expected to remain longer but
could not endure the heat and eli
mate. He was greatly benefited and
is enjoying better health than when
he left.
Mrs. Mary johnson left for Bron-
son Iowa. on Saturday. where she ex-
poets to remain for some time to keep
house for her son.
AS the railroad company will not
charter train or grant reduced rates,
there will be no excursion held from
kiron this year. They agreed to send
a train at full passenger rates pro-
vided one hundred and fifty passengers
we're guaranteed. Under this plan it
would give the local parties chance
to loose money and no chance to come
out even. hence it has been given up.
This will be disappointment to
large number who had beea waiting
and planning to go.
The prospect for large corn crop
has never been better in this locality
and if nothing binders it it wilt be
one of the largest.
Carl Tennis, real estate dealer at
Sioux City. visited Ki,oa on Wednes-
day last. looking up business.
Anna Moline. after three months
stay visited at her home in Old Kiron
and with numerous friends returned
to Odebolt on Wednesday of last week
Amelia Michaelson went to Ames
on Wednesday to attend the Chautau-
qua and visit friends for short time.
From there she goes to Des Moines to
spend few weeks visiting friends
and attend the state fair. On her
way home she expects to visit friends
at Gowrie.
Erick johnson. of Moline ILL.,,
came to Kiron Friday noon to visit
her uncle, Ed Anderson, southeast of
town.
Edna Stolt was among the schools
ma ams who represented Kiron at the
teachers institute at Denison last
week.
Rev. A. Richter ADDED an organ to
his home last week and together
with his family will enjoy the music.
The purchase was made of Cluser
Bros.
The rain showers Wednesday anc
Friday checked stacking and threshinp
last week.
Rev. Frank Lavine went to Denisor
last Thursday. where he held meet.
ing in the evening going from there
to Cherokee, where he remains owe,
Sunday. He will be in Kiron this
week and assist with the Mission Sun.
day picnic on Thursday afternoon.
| Chas. Teaquist visited the locality
near Spencer looking over the real
estate inducements. with view Of
locating if it suits him.
| Last week 3 Schaller Herald contain.
ed the following news item concern
ing Two Kiron boys: Last Friday
morning surprise was sprung on
Schal!er people by the announcement
that Sthran Bros. had sold out. W. P.
Simar of O'Neil. Nebraska, is the
new owner and is now closing it out
at cost. Sthran Bros. traded the
stock of goods and the building for
100 acres of lard near Atkinson, Ne
braska. We have not learned of their
plans for the future.
Nathan Sthran. of Schaller. arrived
at Kiron on Thursday for couple of
days. stay when he left for South
Dakota to look after land interests.
| The stock of goods which he was in