The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-11-16
klRoN NEWS.

E. P. SEWERS and son, Hjalmar, had
business at the county seat Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer HOuglund re-
turned Tuesday from couple of
days visit with relatives at Denison.
While there Mr.. H. got his release
from the jury list, being drawn to
serve at this term of court. He was
excused on account of being a men,
Der of the fire company at Kiron.
Mrs. Else Masters, who has been
Chas. Skarins and wife, left the first
of the week to join her husband at
Amboy, Mimi, where their future
home will be.
Peter B. Miller is the newly appoint
ed marshal to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation of John Olson. P.
B. will make all miscreants jump and
keep the peace the ruling factor of
our town.
The returns from the election from
this part of the county showed that
party was not confined to but that the
voters done some thinking and voted
for principles and men.
Rev. A. Youngberg went to Albert
City last week, where he went to fill
the pulpit at the Mission church Sun
day in the absence of it's minister. F..
l.. Johnson supplied the pulpit here
in his absence.
Kiron discovered last week that it's
mayor, Hon. P. o. Wolleson, and the
marshal, John Olson, were not citi-
zens of the United States. The mayor
himself was greatly surprised when
the fact was investigated, as he con-
sidered himself as citizen for the
past ten years, basing his honest belief
that his honorable discharge from
the U. S. army, in which he served,
made his eligible as full fledged citi-
zen which right he enjoyed and exer,
cised for number of years. At the
recent council meeting he resigned
and G. A. Norelius was appointed to
succeed. Mr.. NJ, who was a member
of the council resigned in that Of
fetal capacity and P. A. Petersen ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy made by
his resignation.
Reports say that Miss Myrtle, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Larson,
of Alcester, s. D., formerly of Kiron,
was recently married at Aberdeen to
young man of Alcester. They in
tend to locate on a western claim.
Rev. A. Lagerquist, for the past
three years the active pastor of the
Baptist church at Kiron, some time
ago rendered his resignation and has
accepted the pastorate of the Sweed
ish Baptist church at Omaha. Be-
side his pastoral work he will assist
the congregation in the erection or
a new church to take the place of the
present one.
Lille Engberg went to Ames last
week for short visit at the home of
her sister.
h4lma johnson was passenger for
Boyer last Monday for short stay in
that berg.
! Several farmers have finished corn
picking, while great many have two
to three weeks work yet. The yield
is ahead of what was expected, while
the quality is the best for years.
Kiron has splendid opening for a
good harness shop and shoe repairing
shop. The right fellow would find q
good location and plenty of business.
Well, it does beat all when voters
having both time and opportunity tc
vote, will not do SO. Such happened
in Kiron and close by. If those fel
lows were not privileged to vote there
would be heard tremendous kicking.
! From now on Kiron will be repre-
sented weekly in the Review col
umns with the doings of our people.
Peter Jacobsen Schleswiged it be.
tween train hours Monday forenoon.
Student Victor Lindblad came home
last Friday from his college work at
Rock Island, called by the death and
funeral of his sister.
The circular sent out, apparently
from democratic headquarters, the
day previous to election about the
Kuehnle affair, caused indignation
among Mr.. kuehnle's friends here.
The nefarious scheme in view, no
doubt, was to injure his election. What
surprised many was to find out who
some of the fellows back of it were.
| 1t was as dirty piece of work as ever
has been sprung.
E. F.. Clauson and family and Mrs.
o. e. Clauson spent Monday at Deni-
son. While e. E. looked after bust
ness matters the women folks visited
acquaintances.
The funeral of Helga Lindblad,
daughter of Mrs. A. P. Lindblad, north
of town, who died at the home of her
sister in Fort Dodge, occurred last
Sunday. Services were conducted at
the home and at the Bethel church,
Rev. ]. A. Christianson conducting
the services. The funeral, was attend
ed by large number. The church
was filled with friends and acquaint-
ances of the deceased and family. Miss
Helga was % years old at the time of
her death and her entire life was one
of sickness and suffering. She left
for Fort Dodge some two weeks ago
to have an operation performed. think
ing it would relieve her sufferings.
and while it did not relieve her sui
ferings so as to enjoy health on earth.
it relieved her permanently from all
earthly sufferings and trials. She
leaves an aged mother. eight sisters
and two brothers to mourn her death.
all of whom were present at her fun
era1 except one sister in Canada, who
could not be present. Burial was
made in the Bethel cemetery.
Archie Norelius left Monday of last
week with a car of stock and farming
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