The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-28

Rev. S. D. johnson, Postmaster of
Boyer, G. M. Ellis. I. T. Taylor. r..
o. Potter, r. G. Stewardson, j. r..
Brucker and the Misses Ida and Anna
Burgoyne drove down from Arthur
Thursday to be present at the burial
of William Stephans.
Lars Benson long time resident
three miles northwest Of Kiron is re-
ported as very ill at Colorado Springs
where he went recently for his health.
The past years he has spent with his
son. John at Wall Lake.
Fred Cole, who conducted general
merchandise business at OLD Kiron
years ago and for a number of years
in the hardware business at Arthur
sold out at that place last week and
intends to locate in California.
Rev. Edward Olson on his way from
Nebraska to his home in Anoka,
Mimi, spent Thursday with friends in
Klron preaching at the Mission church
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lundgren drove
up from Denison Thursday morning
to attend the funeral Of William
Stephans.
Blacksmith Peterson and John Tell
gren made a trip to Omaha the first
of the past week purchasing material
for their respective businesses.
c. S. johnson and John Cedargren
were in Omaha last Tuesday purchas-
ing goods for their store business.
Larson & Tureen disposed of their
interest in the CederRren stock Of
general merchandise last week to G.
S. Johnson, the Boyer merchant.
They are restocking the shelves with
new goods this week. Mr.. Cedargren
will continue the management of the
new firm. Here is success to the
new firm.
Mrs. j. Carlson and Mrs. Camp of
Omaha arrived last week for short
visit at the q. M. Olson home. Mrs.
Camp returned Monday, while Mrs.
Carlson will remain for few days.
We acknowledge pleasant call
from Postmaster Boyer and Rev. S.
D. johnson Of Arthur on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Bjork came home from
her long stay at the hospital at Omaha
and is apparently we'll which is good
news to her many friends. The home
and children are elated over her home
coming. She has had long time of
suffering and her restoration is q
source of rejoicing to the entire COM
munity.
Mrs. Erick Olson. former resident
of this locality passed away April 18th
at her home in Odebolt at the age of
q years, months and days. She
was bern in Holosen. Helsingland,
Sweden. December IL. 1926. She
came to America in 1861 and was
united in marriage to Erick Olsen
November II, 1866 after short stay
in Minnesota they moved to Illinois
from whence they moved to Iowa 10.
eating in this locality, where they
resided for many years. In the yeal
1890 her husband died and shortly aft.
erward she moved off the old home.
stead to Odebolt where she resided
up to the time of her death. She
leaves one daughter, Miss Blanche,
and one son, Oscar. both of Odebolt.
to mourn her going away. besides {
circle of friends and acquaintance
She was buried in the Klron GENE
terry on Tuesday AFTERNOON.
John p. Ogren returned home las
Wednesday from Omaha where h
spent the past two weeks at the bed
side of his wife at the hospital. wher
she underwent an operation for inter
nal trouble. The trouble which ha
caused her considerable suffering 70
y long while was # serious natur
! but the operation was very success
/ full. She was getting along very vel
when Mr.. Ogren came away.