The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-22
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Corn picking this year is a thing OF
the past in this locality and the yield
as we'll as the quality is far beyond
what was expected during the drought
period of the summer.
Rev. John Edgren aud Rev. A. Nord
strOm, of Britt, spent few days in
Kiron last week. They held preach
ing services at the Mission church
Thursday evening" Rev. Nordstrom
delivered splendid gospel sermon
which was free from all selfish inter
ests and pet theories, which so char
acterize the most OF the sermons OF
today.
Mrs. S. S. Stolt and children arrived
Thursday last from Vono, Colo Mr.
StOlt, who returned last. month and
opened up the butcher shop, had rent
ed the Baker residence and had it in
readiness for occupancy. We again
greet them welcomed to our midst and
town. Owing to the insufficient rains
which made farming failure in that
country they decided to return to the
prospectful Iowa with it's abundance
and plenty.
P. o. Wollerson, our former butch.
er, with his family, are with us nc
more. Since our last writing they
have moved back to our neighboring
town of Schleswig, where Mr.. Woller'
son has an interest In a butcher shop.
A union Thanksgiving service VIII
be held at the Baptist church Thanks
giving day. Preaching services will
be held in the forenoon. Dinner Will
be served in the basement. In the
afternoon a prayer and testimony serv-
ice. A collection will be taken to aid
the consumption sanitorium at Den
yer, Colo. Everyone should attend
and take part in listening, partaking
and contributing. While we should
daily return thanks to our Creator for
prosperity and blessings bestowed SO
abundantly, it behooves us to especial
ly on this day designated, one &C
cord return thanks for all the good
things sent by the divine hand
A home talent play, presented by a
number of young people of OdebOlt, ct
the Kiron hall Saturday evening, drew
a good sized house. All report it to
have been very ably presented and 1t
was thoroughly enjoyed. Several OF
the participants are we'll known In
Kiron's circle.
A moving picture show is billed to be
given at the Kiron hall every evening
this week.
Kiron merchants are getting ready
to display a larger line of the latest
and most up-to-date holiday goods than
has ever been shown in our town.
John Olson went to DelOit Wednes-
day to attend the marriage of Swan
Johnson to lady from Omaha. Swan
has lots of friends in Kiron who join
in wishing him, together with his
chosen partner for life, the best of
life's blessings on their matrimonial
journey.
Mr.. Geo. Newcom, whose death was
recorded in neighboring papers last
week. and which occurred in his home
town of Odebolt, at one time resided
in tbs locality, four miles southeast OF
Kiron. He was respected citizen
and q most desirable neighbor.
Mrs. 8. A. Palm, who has been quite
sick the past ten days, is reported as
greatly improved, and there are hopes
Of speedy recovery. At one time
last week her condition being some
what serious, her daughters at Chi
cagO and in Minnesota were sent for.
N. G. Nelson made q TRIP to Bron-
son, Iowa, last week, where he spent
couple of days.
Mail Carrier Emil J. Wangler re-
turned Saturday from an enjoyable al
lotted vacation. His vacation will
long be remembered, as among other
TRANSFORMATIONS during the time. was
his marriage to Miss Aubrey Walker
of Denison. We lack the details at the
present writing as to the exact date
and where the important event took
Mace. or where the balance of the
time was spent. Emil will be busy for
a long time passing around the cigars
to the hundreds of his friends and &C.