The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-24
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| ly good prices. Teaquist Bros. work
ed hard and got every dollar that was
possible.
The people of Kiron and Schleswig
subscribed some eighty dollars to pay
for the funeral and expenses of Will
liam Rodenfelt.
Station Agent Johnson went to Stan
ton, Iowa Saturday night, where he
visited over Sunday with relatives
and friends.
Arthur, Odebolt, Wall Lake, Deloit,
Denison and Schleswig was represent
ed at the sale on Saturday afternoon
held in Kiron.
3. E. selmer, the hustling real es-
tate agent at Sioux City attended the
sale Saturday and looked after bust
ness connected with the livery barn
in which deal he is interested.
John Bjork returned Tuesday morn
ing from visit with his wife, who
is at hospital in Omaha. He was
surprised to find her in most i'm
proved condition. She has had two
operations and which seems to have
removed the cause of her mental all
ment and from all indications he re-
ports that hopes are brought for her
restoration.
A linen shower was rendered Miss
Anna johnson on Wednesday evening
at the pleasant home of c. e. Eng
bry, to which a large number of her
friends had assembled. A very pleas
ant evening was spent to be long re.
membered by Miss Anna as fell as
her friends.
Thomas Kjorlstad went to Maple
ton on Monday for couple of days
visit and to look after business mat
tiers.
E. Warren went to Ida Grove Mon
day, where he attended court as juror.
Chas. Schultz was a passenger for
Denison Monday to look after bust
ness matters.
Miss Esther Anderson of Ellis, visit
ed her numerous Kiron friends Sat
urday and Sunday.
Edna Hultander, who visited the r.
N. Snadstrom home the past week re.
turned to her home at Boyer, Mon
day.
Miss Olive Johnson died Sunday
morning at the hospital at Ida Grove
where she had been operated on Off al
Ipendix trouble. She formerly resided
near Kiron, being a daughter of G. M
Johnson of Odebelt and sister to
Emily Johnson, who visits Kiron week
ly, instructing class in music. Miss
Olive was bright lady and has
many friends here who are deeply
saddened by the news of her death.
o. Eckblad went to Cushing, Mimi.
last Tuesday to visit with his son,
Axle and family. and friends.
John Eckblad has disposed of his
restaurant business at Arthur to To-
cal party in that town. His plans for
the future are undecided.
C. S. johnson came up from Boyer
Wednesday morning and attended tt
business matters between train hours.
The Dolk sale on Tuesday and ia.
cobsen sale on Wednesday gathered
large crowds and everything sold al
high figures. Horses and cattle com.
manded extra good prices.
John Ehlers and F. D. Reinking,
the two rustlers from Schleswig spent
q couple of hours in Kiron Wednes
day.
Peter Miller has discontinued t.
keep boarders at the restaurant. ow.
ing to the scarcity of hired help, bu
will continue to serve meals.
Miss Sadie Bergstrom will succeed
Miss Annie Johnson at the Millel
ranch in the cooking and housekeep
ing department. Miss johnson re
signed in order to get ready to cook
: and keep house for man that sh,
soon will call husband.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Cedergren Wis.
! tied at the home of Aug. Lillieholn
near Denison Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Gust Erickson of Denison spent tn,
past week with old acquaintance ant
neighbours. He used to be resicen
here many years ago.
II Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Nels Mil
Ter south of Kiron. ten pound boy
on Thursday morning. Congratula
lions to the happy parents.
Joe Hammerstrom was in the vi
I entity of Sioux City last week looking
over real estate offerings.
c. B. Larson transacted business
in Sioux City the latter part of tn.
week.