The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF THE COUNTY
~ News Gathered by Our Efficient Corps
~ Of Correspondents All Over Crawford.
County.
kIRoN NEWS.

klRoN NEWS.
John Jacobson is hauling material
for the foundation of new residencel
which he will build on his lot south
of the water tank. This makes the
fifth residence built by him in Kiron.
Little Elnora, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gust Sauder, who has been
so seriously i'll the past week, is
reported as greatly improving at the
present writing, greatly to the joy of
the anxious parents and their many |
friends.
Captains Alma Wilson and Theresa
Carlson, who are on their way from
Kansas City. Mo-, to Kewanee; ILL.,,
spent the past week at the home of
Miss Wilson's sister, Mrs. J.. Lind
strom, northwest of town. On Sunday
evening they conducted the meeting at
the Mission church.
Young Walker Of Denison spent a
portion Of Thursday In Kiron visiting |
his recently acquired attraction.
Bill Morley Of Deloit was a visitor
In Kiron Monday.
w. j. Sandberg came home from his !
Omaha stay Friday evening, where he
spent a number of weeks at the hos
pital. While feeling greatly improved,
he will not resume his work at the !
bank for some time yet, thinking that
q rest for some time will benefit him
and assist in bringing him back to his
usual good health. He expects to re-
main for a short while before going
west on q trip for the benefit OF his
health. He is missed at the bank and
the many customers and friends are
place soon.
The Ladies' Aid Societyss sales at
the Mission church on Friday even
ing drew a fine crowd and splendid
sale was had, and, in fact, one of the
best ever held by the society. The
bids were good and liberal and the net
} aging to the society.
Gust Selander of Denison made XII
ron another visit the latter part of the
week, calling on acquaintance.
About two months ago young Axle
Lundberg left Kiron for Minneapolis
and shortly afterward parties in Kiron
y received a letter from a firm in that
city, stating that Axle had taken sick
and was placed in q hospital, where
he died /. As he had no relatives here
no investigation was made and his
friends here believed the report to be
true. Much to the great surprise of
his acquaintances, Axle stepped OFF
the Friday morning passenger train,
and for while he was puzzled at the
way everybody eyed him and the
4 questions that were asked. When an
explanation was made Axle was equal
" surprised. How the firm at Mime
apolis got Axle mixed up into the af-
fair is as yet unknown here.
The Misses Ollie, Nellie and Rose
Larson left Kiron Friday, and after a
short visit at Denison, Charter Oak
and Sioux City will join their parents
at Aberdeen, S. D., where they expect
{ to remain. Crawford county loses
three excellent school teachers and
fine ladies in every respect in their
leaving. They have made kiron their
home for the past eight years and
during this time have made many
& acquaintance and lasting friends, who
regret to see them go away. They
are most exemplary young ladies
and Aberdeen's gain will be Kiron S
great loss. Their school work in Hi.
ron's district was very efficient and
efforts were made to retain them for
the full term, which they declined
The we'll wishes of large circle OF
friends follows them into their new
home
The many friends here of Harry
Johnson will learn with interest that
+ he is now papa. The newborn is a
girl, arriving on Monday last week,
the same day Harry left Kiron, to-
knYs
his town.
.. e. Strain has decided to quit
II the hardware business and is holding
Z special closeout sale this week OF
u his stock. The remaining goods left
by Saturday will be sold at public auc.
ton, commencing at o'clock.
The home of Gust Sanders is under
quarantine for scarlet fever his little
daughter, Elnora, having the disease
In q very malignant form. She was
taken Ill last Tuesday morning with
symptoms SO severe and complicated
that it was some time before symp
toms developed that would enable the
doctors to make positive diagnosis
She has been making brave and
vigorous fight and is dangerously sick
but the latest reports from her parents
are somewhat encouraging, and it is
the hope and prayer of many that she
may outride the storm and be re
stored to her parents.
The Hanford Produce Company has
again opened up cream station a,
Kiron, with Clausen Bros. as man
ayers. This reliable company has pur
chased many thousands of dollars
worth of cream of our farmers in tn,
past.
The republicans of Otter Creel
township held a caucus on Monday
evening last week. William Strohr
was elected chairman and Willie Mil
Ter secretary. The following township
ticket was nominated: Trustees Ing
Hollander, N. p. Swanson, John D
Miller Clerk, John La Franz. AS
SCISSOR, Willie Miller. Justices-Joh1
Nicholson and DR.. w. A. Garner. Con