The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-10
K1RoN ITEMS

The rooms which were recently
vacated by E. w. Paulson and family
in the o. E. Sthran's hardware store
are being fitted up for Barber Goodrich,
who has moved his barber business
into the same
S. P. Sjoquist, who left this local
ity some ten years and during which
time his whereabouts have been un-
known to his family and friends. re-
turned last week and together with
his wife will 60 to housekeeping near
Brogan. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brown spent
Thursday afternoon in Kiron bidding
friends and old acquaintnces goodbye
as they leave this week for Cakes.
S. D. This is another good family
which will be missed in various ways.
Ernest Samuelson, who has been
spending the winter with relatives In
Kiron returned to Sedwick, S. D., on
Wednesday,. s. M
Anthony w. Anderson and family
of Woodbury. county were the guests
the past week at the home Of Mr..
Anderson's mother, Mrs. Christine
Anderson. Mr.. Anderson used to be
q prominent Kironite some twent,
years ago and his many old friendl
and neighbors are pleased to agar
meet with him. They expect to
leave Neville for Minneapolis. wher,
their future home will be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Lindskooe
spent Friday afternoon in Kiron max.
ing purchases Of furniture and othe,
necessities for to commence house.
keeping on q farm near Odebolt.
At the recent school election DR..
F. A. Burrows was elected school
director. Il. A. Norelius. the effici-
ent director for the past years. who
has given good satisfaction and who
took pains and effects to have the
best of schools. declined to be can
didate. We are pleased that his sue
cessor is to be a man With equal judg-
ment and interests for the continuance
of our schools.
ions Englund sold his eighty acre
farm north of Kiron to his neighbor,
Hans Levin. for $l1O per acre and
! purchased the Jonas Fanberg farm in
Ida county. paying Sl33 per acre.
! Henry Anderson returned last week
from the Conn hospital at ida Grove,
where he had his appendix removed.
Although not having regained his
usual strength he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Michaelson returned
to Kiron last Friday from their ex-
tended visit and Stay at Akron,
Iowa.
In our item last week which stated
that Julius johnson was hurt in a
runaway was incorrect. it should have
read Ernest Moline instead.
The annual Free Mission State
Conference held in Kiron the past
week is now an event Of the past.
The session opened on Wednesday
evening and closed On Sunday even
, ing. IAe forenoon sesaions were
devoted to the business portion while
the afternoon and evening sessions
were devoted to preaching service.
The conference was attended by quite
number and had the roads been in
better shape for travel many more
would have attended. The snow
storm on Sunday assisted in keeping
many away. The conference was a
must harmonious and successful one
and the gospel sermons and discus
sions will surely bear fruit. Among
the visiting ministers were Rev. Nels
Petersen and Rev. j. Tronberg of
Des Moines, Rev. e. M. Andersen,
Madrid; Rev. j.. Peterson. Essex !:
Rev. E. S. Swensop, Linn Grove !:
Rev. Albert Carlson of Albert CITY ::
Rev. o. Sandberg, Meriden. Rev.
Nels Peterson of Dea Moinaa nroo.haa