The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
K1RoN ITEMS.

as they were about the eclipse.
K1R0N ITEMS.
Mary Jacobsen returned home last
Friday from her stay at Sioux City.
John B. Samuelson and Erick An.
derson returned Friday from visit
at Slayton. MINI.
Fred Gronau went into Chicago
Saturday evening with q fine shipment
Of FIVE cars Of cattle and one car Of
hoge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto E. Clauson and
son, Leslie, visited with relatives
near Denison over Sunday.
Kironiters will 60 to Lake View on
Wednesday, July Ia, to spend the day.
An excursion train has been secured
which will leave Kiron in the morn
ing and return in the evening. It
will be one Of the pleasantest events
of the season and an enjoyable time
is looked for. A big number are
arranging their work so as to be
able to take their families and
friends and 60.
Miss Tilda Johnston Of Sioux City
visited her parents and acquaintance
in Kiron last week. As she had spent
some time at Soldier at nurse work,
she could not resist the temptation
when so near home but came for q
short visit. She graduated some time
ago as nurse and has been kept very
busy ever since.
Some of our citizens went to Ida
Grove Saturday, others to Ute to cell
citrate.
Missionary O. Anderson for the
Mission Friends in the state Of Iowa,
spent Friday in Kiron.
Jack Anderson of Woodbury. county
came down Saturday morning for q
short visit with old acquaintance
whom he had not met for over five
years.
Chris Nissen of Boyer spent last
Saturday in Kiron transacting bust
ness.
The Baptist Sewing Circle was en-
tertained at the pleasant home Of j.
G. Larson south Of town Friday aft
ernoon, being very pleasant after
noon quiteia number attended.
John Cedargren returned home
Wednesday morning from his trip To
Sioux City. While there he disposed
of his forty acre farm near Elk Point,
S. D., and his interests in the Cedar.
9ren & johnson merchandise business
for l60 acre farm near Sioux City.
For while at least he expects to de-
vote his time to the cream business.
Another deal was made last Friday
whereby G. L. Voss Of Denison be-
came the owner Of the S. S. Stolt
farm. He traded in the Larson Butch
er shop property in Kiron which makes
Mr.. Stolt owner of the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawler together with
Miss Lilly Engberg left Friday morn.
ing for Sioux Falls. S. D.. to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Smith.
Baptist State Missionary, Rev.
Paul Hallen, will preach at the Bap.
fist church in Arthur next Sunday
morning and at Kiron in the evening
Rev. Holm. the Colportsge Mission.
airy, on his way from Minnesota te
Colorado where his field of labor will
be, stopped in Kiron several days last
week. He preached at the Baptist
church Sunday morning end. evening.
The Lake View excursion will be
the social event of the season and you
will miss it by not preparing to 60.
Miss Alma Hansen was one of the
passengers that was on the train that
ran into the freight at Denison last
Wednesday,. She accompanied her
friend, Mrs. Rosenmeir, az far az
Denison on her return home to Free.
port, ILL.,, and the train from Boyer
to Denison was the one that was in
the smashup. She said it happened
SO quick that NOBODY had any time to
get scared.
The bad weather Monday hinder ed
the naturalization Of the Baptist
Union Sunday School picnic. A good
time had been arranged and q
crowd would have turued out had the
weather been favorable. We under.
stand that large number will 20 to
Lake View to picnic July IA instead.
Swan Linquist, a we'll known and
respected farmer in Ida county, died
Friday last at his home northwest of
Kiron. He had been suffering from
severe attack of appendicitis and
would not submit to an operation.
his illness finally terminating in death.
Funeral services was held from the
Mission church in Ida county Sunday
afternoon, interrment in the Lutheran
cemetery. We lack further particu.
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