The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-08
k,RoN NEWS.

Rev. Alfred Johnson, from Rock.
ford, preached at the Mission church
sunday morning and evening.
Olof Paulson holds his sale of farm
Inachinery and stock on the Mrs. Ken
nedy farm near Boyer on Friday OF
this week. He will offer some new,
frst-class stuff.
Twin girls, weighing just pounds
each, were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad Lindgren on Monday night, Jan.
80, 1911, at their home near Arthur.
Mrs. Lundgren is Kiron girl and to-
gether with her husband has scores
| of friends here who will be interest
ed to learn of their new addition to
the family.
Considerable sickness is keeping
many confined to their beds in this
locality. Grip and colds are the chief
| troubles.
! Nels E. Blumgren, son of John
Blumgren, a former resident north OF
Kiron, purchased the w. j. kessler
department store at Odebolt last week.
Nels used to clerk several years ago
in the Norelin's department store at
this place.
Miss Beda Olson, who has been
keeping house for her brother, John,
our drayman, the past year, left for
Alcester, S. D., last Friday morning
for permanent stay. She will keep
house for Kiron young man who
leaves this week with his stock and
farming machinery for the same place.
where he has rented farm. They will
soon announce the wedding day.
Miss Beda will be missed greatly by
her many friends who wish her con-
tentment. Congratulations.
| Miss Anna Olson, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
and friends in Kiron, accompanied her
sister, Miss Beda, to Alcester, S. d.,
on Friday last. After a short stay
she returns to Kiron to keep house
for her brother for some time at
least.
Rev. A. Youngberg, who still re-
mains in bed, is slowly recovering
from his ten days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bjork were very
agreeably surprised last Wednesday
by a company of their neighbors and
friends who marched in to their home
in body unannounced and took full
possession for several hours. AS they
intend to leave very shortly for their
new home at Castana, Iowa, their
friends had planned this gathering to
spend an evening with them and bid
them a goodby and we'll wishes in
their home to be. Photograph music,
singing and social chats passed away
the hours too rapidly. A. G. Sjorgren,
in a few words, sounded the regrets
a. mi
away and of the hopes of success for
them in their new quarters, and IN his
closing remarks, presented them set
of dining room chairs and rocker to
ever remind them OF their kiron
neighbors and friends and of the sur
prise occasion rendered them.
Several cars of machinery were
shipped in the past week by our deal
ers for distribution among our farm
ers. Our dealers intend to continue
the reputation OF selling machinery
cheaper than elsewhere.
Martin Olson, a former Kiron boy,
now resident of Alcester, S. D., to-
gether with J. L. Jefferson, of the
same town, left last Sunday on an ex-
tended trip throughout the countries
of Europe, Asia and Africa. They Sc
cured passage on large ocean liner
which had been chartered especially
for this trip for company OF sew
eral hundred excursionists who, like
themselves, are out for pleasure and
sight seeing.
Last week a full supply of ice was
shipped in here and put away in the
ice houses for summer use. The ice
this year is of excellent quality and
will be appreciated during the hot
days next summer.
Mrs. Nels Winquist is belfast at
her home in Kiron, suffering with a
prolongued attack OF ague.
Sixteen cars of stock left kiron on
Saturday evening headed for the Chi
cago market, accompanied with sew
eral of the shippers.
The many neighbors and friends of
Fred Tuneberg, residing nine miles
northwest of kiron, regret to learn OF
his mental condition, which has been
somewhat deranged, which at times
makes him most violent. He is being
carefully watched and hopes are that
his restoration can be effected with
out sending him away.
Rev. E. Person, of Stillman Valley,
ILL.,, breaches at the Mission church
on Tuesday evening of next week and
continues a series of meetings for
some time at the church. He is a
splendid speaker and very successful
Evangelist.
C. o. Larson, of Alcester. S. D., ar
rived on Saturday to visit his mother
and relatives and friends for few
days. His many acquaintance are
pleased to meet him and learn that
together with his family they are get
ting along fine in New Kiron in Da-
kota.
| The stork brought twelve-pound
boy Saturday to the home of Butcher
Wolleson and wife, and on Friday
evening the visit he made at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Eng north of
kiron will be remembered by them
by the pretty little miss he left them.
A Saturday afternoon sale for Feb
ruary 18th and possibly for February
25th will be arranged for farmers hav-
ing stock and machinery which they
can have advertised and sold in this
way.