The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-05-31
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The past week has been one Of I'M
usual activity in the line of business
in kiron. Stock and grain have been
marketed very greatly and loads of
machinery and lumber and goods have
gone out. Our town does very little
blowing in print, but actual business.
Mrs. Otto Clauson went to Denison
Wednesday to join her mother, Mrs.
A. P. Lillieholm, and togther leaving
for Oakland, Neb., Thursday morning
to visit at the home of Rev. John
Cedargren, and attend mission meet
ing held there for few days.
Louie Gronau, who has suffered with
the auto fever for some time, pur-
chased a machine at Denison last
week of the Overland make and now,
| together with his family, will enjoy
the Swimming over the roads.
walks were laid in front of the Hoag-
lund and Sedarberg business places
and also in front of the hotel last
week.
From apparent appearances booze
fighter with one arm gone appealed
| to our citizens Monday morning for
aid, but was quickly stopped by our
mayor and told to move on. These
otherwise able bodied fellows should
be turned down when begging as they
could make their own living or other
wise have the county they hail from
care for them. AS long as they play
the charity objects and the people
will respond these fellows will avoid
work.
The Kiron school closed Friday last
and the teachers, Misses Mary and
Aubrey Walker, Of Denison, who have
been instructors for the past year, re-
turned to their homes this week. A
splendid picnic dinner was served un-
der the N. P. Swanson grove, which
was greatly enjoyed by the scholars
and a number of the parents. The
teachers served ice cream to the
scholars Saturday evening on the P.
A. Peterson lawn and splendid time
was enjoyed.
Ben Larson, of Minnesota, arrived
Saturday morning to visit his son, C.
B. Larson, and family. Together they
left Saturday noon for Lawton, Iowa.
to visit relatives.
John Samuelson, of Arnold, Neb.,
is visiting his father, J. B., and broth
er, B. A., and their families north of
town this week. John used to be a
resident in this locality some twenty
five years ago and finds that many of
his acquaintance have changed dur
ing this time.
John Anderson will have a resi-
dence erected at once on the lot he
recently purchased in the west part of
town and will become a resident of
firon. Art Benson has the contract
to build the same
John Erickson had several cement
walks put in on his residence prem
ises this week, which adds greatly to
his already beautiful property.
The Mission Sewing circle meets on
next Thursday afternoon at the home
of A. F.. Lindburg.
Plans are being formulated for an
to Lake View, possibly on
June 23d. We shall more definitely
report Of it in our next letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Mauritz returned
home Saturday morning from short
pleasant visit with relatives and |
friends at Omaha.
The crop prospects are most excel |
lent and promise good yield. The |
grain fields from present conditions, |
will give good returns if nothing
checks it. while the corn fields show
1 splendid stand with the best of pros
poets for bumper crop.
Mrs. Alice Wicksell and children, of |
Neb.. arrived Saturday for an
extended visit with relatives and
trends.
On Thursday night an automobile
vent south from town which failed to
lave the lamps lit and several teams
hat were met came nearly running
way. The driver should have been
aiken before justice and handed q