The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-10-25
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Thure Berglund went in to Chicago
Saturday evening with fatted stock.
DR.. J. O. Nystrom, of Omaha, spent
a part of Friday and Saturday in this
locality. the guest at the A. G. Sjo
sren home.
r. L. Anderson left Friday for Yer
million, S. d., to join his wife and
daughter and to attend the marriage
of his sister Monday, also to visit rel
atives for a few days.
Missionary Hilma Hagstein, who
passes through kiron on her return to
China, will preach at the Mission
church next Sunday morning and
evening, this being the last visit she
makes to Kiron. On Sunday afternoon
she wishes to meet at the church all
who are contributing to her support
and who are interested in China mis-
sion.
Jacob Thomas, native Chaldean.
whose home is at Ur, Mesopotamia
(the birthplace and native home of
Abraham) spoke at the Mission church
Wednesday evening. He is touring
this country soliciting aid for the sup
port of an orphans home located in
his home town. The MOhammedan
tribes in his land are most bitterly op-
posed to the christians and have MUIR
dered thousands, and it is the chill
dren who are made orphans in this
manner who are being cared for at
this home, which he is soliciting aid
for. He had learned the Swedish Ian
guage, which, while it is somewhat
broken, could be understood. 1t was
very interesting to see, meet and hear
him.
f. E. Clauson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Larson, G.. A. Larson and John Tell
gren spent Friday and Saturday trans
acting business at Omaha.
Miss Mary Jacobson and Mary Lind
left last week for short visit with
acquaintances at Omaha.
John A. Erickson and Henry Butler
returned Friday from a short stay in
the northern Minnesota region.
Martin Sandstrom had fine 1vers
& Pond piano placed in his new house
last week. through Clauson Bros.
Martin has just completed one Of the
most substantial and pretty residences
in this settlement.
Corn picking has commenced in full
force in this locality and the yield is
nearly one-third larger than expected,
and will be equally as large rs last
year.
John and Kate Silletto, Of Denison.
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Morgan Sunday afternoon.
The many friends at kirOn were
saddened to learn Of the death OF the
pioneer and excellent citizen and man.
John Dobson. at Deloit last week.
Through the Review they extend their
profound sympathy to Mrs. DObSon
and children in this. their bereave,
mCNt.
The efforts of Cupid for some time
past eliminated in wedding at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tellgren
in town on Wednesday evening. Oc-
tober 18th. The subjects were Alfred
Larson and Miss Maud Tellgren, two
of our excellent young people. The
wedding, which was held at the home
of the brides parents, was attended
by number of relatives who wit
messed the uniting of the twain. AT
the hour of eight o'clock, to the strains
OF the beautiful wedding march played
by the brides sister, Miss Anna, the
couple entered the parlor, where the
short and impressive ceremony was
performed that united them as hus
band and wife by Rev. A. Anderson
pastor of the Baptist church. After
the ceremony and the couple had re,
ceived the well wishes and congratu-
lations. the wedding company sat
down to an elegant wedding supper
The pleasant evening was most enjoy
ably spent and together with the event
will long be remembered. The bride
groom, so well and favorably known
by all and who is the eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Larson at Old
Kiron, is Kiron boy exclusively. born
and reared in our midst. most affabie
and Industrious, a young farmer OF
sterling worth and who will make a
splendid husband 10 his worthy wife
Miss Maud being the eldest daughter
of our townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tellgren. is lady Of most eN'
cs,lent traits and talents WAC has won
the esteem OF all. She possesses the