The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-26
K1RoN ITEMS.

KIRON ITEMS.
C. M. Olson disposed of his eighty
acre farm five ant half miles north
east of town to j. B. johnson and c. |
j. Anderson for the sum of S110 per
acre.
William Schroeder and son came
over from Schelswig Friday afternoon
to look after property interests in
Klron.
Chas. Dolk came home Friday night
for an over Sunday stay, returning to
Ida Grove Monday. Chas. is running
the engine on the grader in that county
The deal made by Clauson Bros.
last week whereby they sold tn. E.
Cronquist 160-acre farm for $3.50 per
acre to Oscar Johnosn went back as
the seller decided that he would not
let the farm go.
The excursion train carrying the
Omaha business men made q fifteen
minute stop in Kiron last Wednesday
morning. Headed by the band which
accompanied them they formed pro-
cession at the depot and marched up
town and spent the short while distri-
buting souvenirs and advertising mat
ter. Their stop was entirely too
short.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Orgen returned
last week from Omaha where Mrs.
Ogren underwent an operation at one
of the hospital. where she remained
some six weeks. She is feeling con-
siderable better fact which greatly
pleases her friends.
The Kiron bank building was torn
down last week and the corner it oc-
cupied now looks very empty. The
new structure will soon commence to
fill the vacancy.
A new altar was placed in the
Lutheran church last week which is
beauty. 1t was purchased and donated
to the church by Grandpa Lindbald in
memory of his wife. 1t was pur-
chased through Clauson Bros.
John James of Denison spent the
!, past week in this vicinity.
The Mission Aid Society met last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frances
4 Norelius with good attendance
0 Next week on Thursday afternoon it
{ meets with Mrs. j. B. johnson in Old
Kiron.
]. A. Lawrence. who is in Colorado
: for the benefit of his health. recently
purchased printing plant at Denver
X and is spending his time at that work
!, He prints Swedish paper for the
) Baptists of Colorado, besides the reg
ular job work. He has improved in
. health and enjoys the climate. His
IS many friends here are greatly pleased
:. to learn Of his improvement in health.
lr Rev r. O. Dahlberg advertises a
II sale OF his household furniture on Sat-
j. urday afternoon of this week.
N Gust Selander of Denlson drove te
e Kiron Sunday morning attending ser.
IF vice at the Mission church ant
+. spending the day with friends.
in Alfred and Oscar Tellgren and fam
a. lilies spent the Sabbath last visiting
j. relatives in Ida county.
t. Mrs. John Huffman came over from
n Ricketts, last Wednesday and visited
at the Goodrich home until THURSDAY
IN when together with Mrs. L. C. Good
nt rich and baby they went to Denisol
re for several days visit.
or Harry Nord arrived Sunday from
Sioux City for short stay in Kiron
ye Our mention last week of tn
n new church pews for the Lutheran
t. church read that they had been put i,
A. for the Mission church but should hav
read for their mission meeting.
I'd l. +. Goodrich, who has spent sew
g. eral months at Laurel. Nebraksa
to visited his brother. L. c., the latte
part of the week. He expects to tax
he a trip to the northern part of the stat
lis to look up location.
np c. L. Voss of Dsnison and E. 3
ut Selmer of Sioux City spent Tuesda
lis last in Kiron. While here they mad
a deal whereby Mr.. Voss traded a farr
in of 343 acres near Sioux City for tn
on Larson Bros. butcher shop property
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Burrows an
son. Lowell, returned Sunday evenin
OF from short visit at Whiting, Onaw
n. and Sioux City.