The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-11
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Mis-. Andrew Nelsonief last Tues
day morning for short stay and visit
at Pueblo, Col.
Miss Ella Hansen. youngest daugh-
ter Of Fl. P. Aans.a. living FIVE miles
nest Of town, died last Saturday
morning, after an illness Of about six
weeks of typhoid fever with compli-
cation Of diseases Of the liver, for
which sheSwas operated on last Monday
|afternoon as last resort. The trou-'
|'ble extended TO the lungs later in the
week which brought the sickness to q
close. The funeral was held Tuesday
this week, the remains inferred in the
Nissen cemetery. The best of medi-
cal skill and care was secured and q
strong fight made for her restoration,
but death thwsrted all the skill love
and care rendered.
Kiron will have another excursion
which will be run on Tuesday next
week. The train leaves Kiron Ia TIL.
morning for Lake View at 8 o'clock,
and returns at in the evening. A
big crowd will 20 up and enjoy the
day at the lake. Join your folks and.
friends and come along. It will be
another pleasant and enjoyable KironI
day. Tuesday. August II.
The present liquor law appears to
either be ignored and violated by GER
tain individuals or otherwise they are
ignorant OF the facts asSto It's demands.
Something is going to drop pretty
quick which will show whether it is
ignorance or lgnuration. The conse-
qusnces will be the same whichever
it is.
Emil Palm reformed lest week from
his visit with relatives Ut Chicago.
Rev. Frank Lavine will preach at
the Mission church next Sunday morn-s
ing and evening. In the evening he
will preach in the American language.
His sub ject will BE, What Saw ia
Minneapolis. = his missionary work
for some time since he left Kiron has
been in this tity and many things
have come under his observation which
he now desires to tell.
Miss Alma Carson Of Rhode Island
arrived last Saturday to spend num-
Der Of weeks with relatives and
friends here. n
Peter Berg, the pioneer thresher.
has purchased cracker jack Of an
outfit which arrived last Saturday.
Both the steam engine and the thresh
machine is Of the latest and up-t date
and will surely work swift and satis-
factory.
] E. E. Clausop, G. E. Eneberg. r.
B. Miller. Emil Olson and John
Tureen returned home Friday evening
from trip into Union county. S. d
While there Mr.. Engbere purchased q
fine quarter near Alcester wiIhiM a
mile Of town which no doubt &ill
double in value ere many years. Mr..
Miller and Olson purchased 4 quarter
together located seven miles northeast
of Alcester E. E. expects to accom-
pany another bunch Of land prospec-
tors up into that county the latter
part of this week.
Mrs. Oscar Larson Of Sioux City is
spending few days this week at her
parental home and with relatives.
Mrs. Otto Clauson and Master Les
lie went to Denison Friday for few
days. visit with relatives.
Andrew Linden was recen tly offered
SITS per acre for his farm four miles
northeast Of town which he refused.
There are number of farms in this
locality which couldnot be bought for
that price. One farmer refused that
price for an u1improved forty acre
farm three miles from town last week.
We predict that farms will be chang
ing hands in our midst 1T the 5000
mark before snow flies.
Otto Larson went to Alcester, s..
D., last Friday morning with view
of renting q farm for the coming sea-
son. :fp
Jess McAhren Of Denison was ming
ling with number Of his old acquain-
tances In Kiron between train hours
Wednesday last.
i One day last week Gust Sther used
his stallion on the binder and the heat
made the animal unruly and vicious.
In attempting to unhitch him and take
him back to the barn the mad animal