The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
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p. r. Wood has sold his SO-acre farm
koog for q consideration of $165 per.
acre. Mr.. Wood and his mother will
move to Odebolt. The sale was made
by Clauson Bros, and being the high
est price paid in this neigh borhood.
Olof Sandeen purchased the Gust
Anderson lots and residence in old
Kiron last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Anderson expect to move into town,
owing to the health of Mr.. Anderson.
What Sandeen's next move will be is
a question that is being asked by his
many friends.
e. E. Clauson, p. r. Wood, Nels
Eklund and Robt. Buist returned on
Wednesday afternoon from a trip to
Jefferson and Alcester, S.. D. e. r.
Wood purchased a dandy 12O-acre
farm near Alcester. The country
looks fine and crops o. K. Clausson
Bros. hold the agency for number
of choice farms there and expect to
bring many buyers into that country.
Mrs. Otto Lindstrom, formerly Ag-
mes Sjogren, of Omaha, arrived last
Tuesday for visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sjogren south of
town.
s Miss Ida Tureen, of Omaha, visited
the past week at the home of ner
hrOtaer, John I',,reen, north OF town.
Mrs. e.. f. Glauson and children
went to Pomeroy Saturday morning
for visit of several days with rela.
tives and acquaintances.
Gust e. johnson and Bertha Ham.
cester. S. d. Both these parties are
well known here and especially Gust
who spent a number of years In Kiron
The Elk Point Leader in reporting
the issue of the marriage license, gives
their ages as 81 and 20.
Mrs. Alderman and children, of Chi.
cago, are spending a couple of week.,
visiting at the home of Rev. a. Lager
quist. Mrs. A. is sister of Mrs.
Lagerquist.
p. G. Lawrence, editor Of the Kiron
News, returned last week from his
interesting trip; throughout Texas and
Mexico. together with his uncle, "A.
9. Swanson, of Houston, Texas. His
trip was an interesting one and he
will not very soon forget it. He said
he had the time Of, his life, which is
the same verdict given by his wife,
which she said she had in getting out
the News during his absence.
Rev. a. Berglund and wife, of Wa
hoo, Neb.. are back this week in Kiron
visiting friends. Rev. B. used to be
a former pastor at the Kiron Baptist
CHURCH and Il was with pleasure this
he met so many of his former mem
bers.
The residences belonging to N. A.
Hanson and p G. Petersen were
struck by lightning on Tuesday night
during the wind and electrical storm
the former house, where Mr.. N. A
hanson and son, Albert, were occu.
pants, whom were shook up consider
able by the bolt, escaped uninjured
the house being slightly splintered
up. AT the Petersen house where
prayman Olson and his sister reside
the lightning did some damage to the
house and gave it's occupants good
shaking up. Lucky that no one was
killed or that the buildings did moi
catch afire.
Miss Maude Michaelson, of Chicago
is enjoying a pleasant visit at her pa
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of friends.
Hulda Olson, OF Schickley, Neb.. il
the guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Berggren's for few weeks.
Edna Lundell returned to Des
Moines after an enjoyable vacation O
several weeks at her parental home
and with friends.
Rev. A. Youngberg went to Arthur
Saturday afternoon, where he conduct
ed the funeral services of Fred Ander
son. Mr.. Anderson was found deaf
in New Mexico and his remains were
shipped to Arthur for burial. We
have no particulars as to how he me
his death. Fred was well acquainted
in this negihborhood.
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