The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-19
K1RoN ITEMS

North Dakota purchased q quarter
section Of land near Cakes. While
there he visited Alfred Brown and his
family and found them we'll pleased in
their new location.
The new church pews for the Luth-
eran church arrived last week and
will be set up and ready for use ut
the Mission church which is to be
held next week. The pews are heavy
oak and are good ones.
Mrs. G. Anderson of Denver, Colo
RADIO, is visiting ut the home of her
brother, Emil Olson. north Of town.
G. j. johnson returned Friday from
visit at Bronson. Iowa. and attend
ing the wedding of his son, Harry,
which took place at Sioux City last
Wednesday.
A mission meeting of the Augustine
Synod in the Fort Dodge district will
be held at the church near Kiron May
"a to the 9th. All the ministers in
the district are expected to attend and
very good session is looked for. In
the evening Of May 26th a novel birth
day feast will be observed. A small
bag will be distributed and the par
Elephants will place one penny for each
year they have lived and this will be
the entrance fee to be paid. The
proceeds Of these bags to go towards
paying Of the new church pews.
Stockholm township received the
new grader last week purchased by
the trustees. It is considerable light
er than the old one and built very
durable and operated with ease, and
in the test of the work that can be
done with it. it proved very salts
factory.
Rev. F. o. Dahlberg, who has fill
ed the passionate at the Mission church.
will leave next month for St. Paul
where he will take charge of church.
Rev. Dahlbreg has had Minnesota in
view before coming to Kiron, but
promised to spend some time here. 1t
is greatly regretted both by the
church and the community that he is
not to remain longer. Rev. Dahlbere
is a splendid preacher and naturally
would be sought for by larger fields
than Kiron. He will be missed to.
gether with his affable wife from on,
town.
John Samuelson has sold his farm
to his son. B. A. Samuleson, for the
consideration Of $3.50 per acre. Mr..
Samuelson will remain on the farm
for some time.
Otto Beregren left on Wednesda,
noon for Hettinger, Dakota. where b,
owns claim. and where he expects
to remain for the summer.
Emil Foldine left last week for 8
visit with Dow City relatives.
The Kiron State Bank has move,
into the Kiron hall, where the bust
ness will be conducted during tn,
tearing down of the old building
and erection Of the new banI
building. The contract for ia
erection was let to the Lytle Con
struction Co. of Sioux City.
Elmer Hoaglund spent the for,
part Of the week in Omaha on bust
mess.
Below we copy from last Thurs
days Sioux City Tribune the &C
count Of the wedding Of Harry John
son, which took place last Wednes
day afternoon. Harry was born ant
raised in this locality and where h
lived up to two years ago when b
located at Bronson. Harry has
large bunch of friends here who wis
him best Of everything. Harry an
his bride will visit Kiron on their re
turn from their wedding trip to til
east.
With company Of so or more relatives an
intimate friends as witnesses and in the attrat
tive settings OF spring pink and green fotiag,
Miss Winifred Babcock. daughter Of Mr.. an
rn ~ o. "a HabeGck was quietly married this a
the home OF her parents. 2Sl0 Morningside av,
The house decorations were particular attrac
t tive the wide doors , Of the living room wh 6.
wire net work handsomely draped with gree
leaves and apple blossoms. A bower of greens /
the bay window marked the place where til
couple stood. Numerous lunches of pink an
white carnations also were effectively used
the floral arrangements. At 2 o'clock Mis
Lillean Norman. sister of the BRIDE playe
Memberships wedding march. at which tim
Miss Babcock and Mr.. johnson entered the room
taking their places before Rev. F. E. Rooms {
the Bronson Presbyterian church. who pronounce
the words Of the ring ceremony. The bride
dress was dainty white princess creation eal
orately trimmed with lace and insertions and ST
carried q shower bOQuet of rosebuds and lilies {
the valley. No formal reception was held In tt
z afternoon. the guests remaining for refresh
ments. which were served by group of Mi
Babcocks girl friends. Mrs. johnson is q we
known and popular Mornngside girl and a gra
uate Of the class of on of the high school NJ
johnson is q merchant at Bronson. They wi
leave late this afternoon for wedding trip
include visits at Freeport. ILL.,. with the groom
sister. Chicago and Kiron, la. After June the
will be at home In Bronson Out of town CUES
a here for the nuptials were: Mr.. G. S. Johnson
Kiron. Ia. father of the groom; Mr.. and MI
. Elmer Mauritz Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnso
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthem Johnson Miss Ethel job
son. Robert johnson. Miss Esther Lighthail, Re
, and Mrs Rooms and daugeter. all of Bronso
Mr.. and Mrs James Rudd. of Coleman. s,
and Mr.. Steven Souther. of Coleman. gran
father of the bride.