The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07

concert was given by home talents
and they justly covered themselves
with praise and encouragement.
Williams. the pianist. was right at
home beside the piano and treated the
audience to some excellent music.
Andy Ward handled the violin in a
mastery way and fairly made it talk.
Otto Breggren surprised his friends
in his work on the baritone and the
two selection he played was very fine
The orchestra music rendered by these
three. together with Art Benson, who
is fine cornet player, was very har-
monious and proved to be the finest
music on this order ever given in
Kiron. F. e. Lundell gave man.
dolin selection and Miss Edith Lundell
sang two pretty vocal solos. The
entertainment proved to be the best
ever given by home talents. Two of
the piano solos and one of the vocal
pieces were composed by Pianist Will
liams and the pretty mandolin duet, is
the product of Alvin Lundell of
Wheeler township. Kiron has very
able talents in the musical sphere and
with little encouragement and prac-
tice. they could entertain our people
just as ably and satisfactory as the
travelling troupe that comes through
occasional.
Mrs. John Peterson and Mrs. G. A.
Eckstrom went to Lindsberg. Kansas,
last Monday to visit the Lunds people
for q couple of weeks.
There will be preaching services at
the Mission church on Friday evening.
Rev. F. o. Dahlberg will conduct
them and all ar. very cordially in
vited.
AS we were getting ready to mail
our news Items we learn of the tram
saction which took place this morning
(Monday) in which Larson and Tureen
and John Cedargren purchased the
stock of general merchandise which
Cedargren traded for real estate locat-
ed in Dakota. The stock had been
invoiced and was ready for shipment
when these three gentlemen purchased
it. They will add to it and continue
the business.
The library at the Baptist church
has met with gratifying success since
its opening last December both in re-
CARDS to patronage by the people and
in their, interests in supplying the Ii
brary with books periodicals. and funds.
When it was announced that the Ii
brary was open for inspection it con-
sisted mainly of the stock room with
its empty book racks. To-day there is
in the neighborhood of three hundred
volumes on its shelves, consisting OF
history, philosophy, fiction, science,
religious works. governmental reports
current magazines. daily. weekly ane
monthly papers. A we'll selected
travelling library of fifty volumes from
the state also adds materially to itf
resources. The reading room ha,
been supplied with set Of handsome
oak furniture and racks for papers
writing desk and library supplies
necessary for the people. The library
and its privileges are open to all I'M
der uniform conditions. A small fee
is charged for the loar of books other
wise no charge is made. For the i'm
mediate present the library will bt
opened Wednesday and Saturday after
noon and evenings and Sunday after.
Moons. ALI are cordially invited tt
call.
Ito late for last week.)
Chris Quade takes charge of the
Kiron saloon this week and will con-
duct the same for his father. who re-
Gently purchased it from William
Schroeder of Schleswig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rose of Far.
numville, Iowa were the guests en-
tertained at the L. v. Larson home
tho noct uook