The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-10
KIRoN ITEMS.

business at Battle Creek, Iowa, and
MIR, and Mrs. d. Erickson of Soldier
and the Misses Mabel Larson and
Victoria Erickson of Odebolt visited
friends at Kiron Sunday evening.
OF Sandeen left Saturday for
Minneapolis. where, he remains over
. conference in session held by the
Free Mission people. He goes from
there to Redfeld, S. D.. to spend
some time looking after bis real estate
interests.
Pearlie Butler was y passenger for
Wall Lake Saturday for an over Sum
day stay.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. A. Dolk visited
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
near Odebolt.
The rites Of baptism was admins
tered at the Baptist church Sunday
morning to four persons. who were ad-
mitted as members.
A very delightful farewell sur
prise party was rendered to Mr. and
Mrs. S. Stolt last Wednesday evening
by large number of their nelghbors
and friends, who came in q body to
spend the 'ast evening with this es-
Unable family prior to their removal
to Colorado. The evening will long
be remembered by all who attended
and it will be another pleasant affair
stored up in the memories Ct this FAM
lily which they surely will often think
Of in their western home. They were
presented with some fine sivlerware
by their guests.
John Tureen sold the 100 acre farm
recently purchased Of Milton Linl-
skoog last Week to Enoch I. Miller.
Consideration $l4, 900.
Another real estate transfer oc-
Cured last week when G. L. Voss
sold the east 80 acres of the Stolt
farm to Alfred Nelson. The price
paid was sl05 per acre.
MIR. and Mrs. 81. Hollander were
most agreeably surprised on Wednes-
day afternoon by a number Of their
friends, who had gathered and in a
body unceremoniously invaded their
pleasant home. A very sociable aft
ernoon was spent. The leaders had
provided a fine Koffee Dopp which
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cedargren spent
last Thursdy in Denison.
The Lutheran Ladies Sewing Circle
met at the parsonage on Thursday aft
ernoon with very large attendance.
Miss Dorothy Of Ute visited Kiron
between train hours Wednesday after
noon. She took a number Of views
Of the town for postal cards which
will be for sale at Clauson Bros.
Roy Swanson and Martin E. john
son returned Thursday evening from a
short visit in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bergin re-
turned home last Thursday from a
pleasant and extended trip and visit
in North and South Dakota. They
visited E. E Williams at Redfield
and found them enjoying prosperity
and very contented. They also Wis
1 ed Mrs. Bergin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Beck at Lehr, N. D., who
! ked their new home and location.
Chas. made trip into Lyman county.
He returns with different view of
Dakota than when he left. S
Bror Erickson drove to Odebolt list
Wednesday and while there secured Q
position in one of the leading jewerlv
stores. He will remain in Kiron for
some time yes at the Sedarberg Jew
elry Store.
Mrs. Lillian Morgan and baby came
down from Wall Lake Wednesday
morning for several days. visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Larson, in Old Klron.
Cora Eckman came home Wedaes-
day morning from short visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruff, Morgan
at Wall Lake.
Halmar Stoneberg, who for the past
two years has been in Idaho Falls.
Wyoming, returned TO Kiron last
Thusrday morning to remain over corn
picking season. He reports that coun
try booming and splendid crops raised.
which are bringing the farmers good
prices and consequently. they are grow
ing rich.
VIM. WehrmHn came over from Pts
gah last week and made ara 1gementt
with E. w. Paulson to conduct The
livery business until he had finished
his farm work and could move tc
Kiron to assume the charge of tn,
business. Peter Kulblerg remain
and assists in the barn work.
4 Florence johnson entertained !,
number at the Baptist church on Tues
day evening. where she spoke at tn
II Y. z. S. meeting. her theme being
"Her observation on the western tril