The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-08

Among Cn0ee VINO ATTENDED the
State Fair we're P. G. and Aug, Lun-
dell, Chas. DoIk. Aft johnson and
Francis Norelius from Kiron.
8 Mrs. John Carlson and children Of
Omaha spent the past week in Kiron
the guests of Mrs. Louisa Duncan.
Olof Brynteson. the manager during
\ the past summer Of the Bauman Kranz
Lumber yards recently resigned and
severed his connection with that firm
leaving last week for Odebolt. Mr..
A. Quinstead Of Watertown. s. D.,
succeeds him.
Mrs. G. j. johnson and two girls
and Miss Ella Sandberg of Omaha ar
rived in Kiron Wednesday to visit
With the Sandberg's.
Myrtle Linman went to Sioux Falls,
S. D.. Monday where she will spend
some time attending college. Myrtle's
many friends will miss her.
Mr.. P. o. Vollesen of Schleswig
took charge of the Ideal Meat Market
last Wednesday, having leased the
same succeeding Larson Bros, who
have opened up butcher business at
{ Aberdeen. S. D. Mr.. volleson ex-
poets to move his family to Kiron
next week. Mr.. Vollesen is first
class butcher with long experience
and we extend to him welcome to-
gether with his family to our town.
L. v. Larson and family expect
to move away from Kiron this week
for Aberdeen, S. D., where their
future home will be.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Norelius of
Isantia, Mimi, is enjoying visit
with the Noreliys families in Kiron
this week.
Alice Bloom has resigned rs hello
Kirl at the telephone office and left
Tor home north Of town to assist 10
caring for her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Stolt and two
daughters left last tuesday for Colo.
.rado, where they own homestead and
whsrs they expect to move in the
spring.
9. = 3. Larson. who has been spend
ing the past week in Sioux City and
adjoining vicinity. returned to Kiron
hst Thursday.
a. +. Miller made . trip to Sioux
City and Correctionville last Wednes-
dry and Thursday.
Charles Bloom was called home
from Leeds. Iowa, last week owing to
the illness of his father.
Mr.. John Carlson Of Omaha arrived
Friday to join his family and together
;z1ith them visit acquaintance and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson Of
Sioux City is visiting with their Kiron
relatives and acquaintances for a
Opgple OF days.
Albert Crook, who has severed his
oonnections with the grocery whole
ale house at Sioux City, came home
friday for an over Sunday visit with
his folks. expecting to return this
week to work Ut the stock yards.
Elmer Peterson went to Ames Fri
day. where he will take course in
slyil engineering at the STATE College.
Joseph Engber9 went to Minnea-
rolls Friday and after a short visit
xoes on 70 Msnjstie, Michigan. to at,
Aehd the annual general conference Of,
HE Swedish Baptists. representing the
church in Kiron at the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Larson took
their little son to the Ida Grove hos
pital Thursday. where he underwent
IN. operation for internal ailment
from which be has suffered for some
1eng,h of time.
DR.. G. A. Garner went to Ida Grove
thursday. where he assisted in the
operation on the iiltle fellow Of C.
a. Larson.
b. N. Benson went to Denison Sat-
urday for an over Sunday stay with
relatives when he expected to go on
to Watertown, Neb.. to visit with his
son, Fred and wife.
N. P. Swanson and Emil Wangler
returned Saturday from their western
sightseeing trip. They visited at
Denver. Pueblo and other noted places
in Colorado.
Mrs. p. A. Peterson and daughter,
Ruth. went to Boyer Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with aqcaintances.
Mrs. A. F. Lundberg and Mrs.
Carl Gustafson went to Pomeroy,
Iowa, TO. visit at the home Of Hildur
Lundberg for few days.
Chas. Meyers left last week for
Minnesota. where he expects to re-
main over the coming winter. IL
Mr.sAlfred Bloom is very low and
with little hopes Of his recovery.