The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-17
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John Olson returned the first of the
week from a trip to WOrthington,
Mimi, where he went to look over the
chances of securing job in that town.
John Anderson who accompanied him,
remained and may possibly relocate
in Minnesota again as he likes it bet
ter than in Iowa. He purchased a
lot the first day he was there and in
tends to erect residence at once.
Master Arthur Smith, aged 8, and
his sister, Adelaide, aged 8, arrived
on Friday last from Detroit, Mich, to
spend some time with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Cronquist.
They made the trip alone, tag at
teched to their clothes containing the
instructions as to their destination.
The carpenters have finished their
work on the new Morgan residence
and the same is now in the hands of
Painter Arthur Butler, who will change
its appearance considerably before he
gets through with it. The family will
soon be at home in their new home.
Miss Esther Anderson is assisting
in the clerical department at the
Kiron State bank during the vacation
of Miss Lillian Engberg.
Aug Linman left on Wednesday
evening for Chicago with fatted hogs
which were on Fridays market.
Rev. r. S. Jameson, of Sioux City,
gave lectures Thursday and Friday
evenings at the Kiron hall. his subject
being the white slave traffic. His able
discourse was impressively aided by
the moving pictures, illustrating the
facts he spoke of. We are pleased to
note the effective work and interest
taken against this nefarious business
which is running so many of our fair
young girls.
The automobile has to be given
credit for the good roads in this 10.
cality. More attention is being paid
to the keeping the roads in the best
of shape and considerable comment is
being made on the good roads leading
out for miles from Kiron.
Some talk is being made for the
possible arrangement for an auto day
celebration in Kiron, when all the
auto owners in kiron and adjoining
locality will be invited to participate.
A general good time could be ar
ranged for and in connection dis
cussion of the organizing of an auto
club. An organization of this kind,
if properly managed, would result in
a great benefit to the owners OF cars.
We trust the agitation of this matter
will result in steps to be taken to
that end
The heavy wind that accompanied
the rainstorm that passed over this
locality last Wednesday evening twist
ed off a number of shade trees in
town, blew out one of the colored win
dow lights in the Baptist church and
overturned large corn crib belong
ing to G. A. Norelius.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Tellgren were
visitors over Sunday with acquaint-
ances at Sioux City.
c. Lundgren, of Denison, spent the
first of the week at kirOn attending
the tent meeting and calling on
number of his acquaintance.
Mrs. J. E. Hoaglund has been very
sick woman the past week and is re-
ported as very little improved at
present. Dr. ]. E. Conner, OF Ida
Grove, was called to kiron Sunday in
consultation with DR.. Garner as to her
case which they pronounced as ulcer
of the stomach. A nurse is expected
today to assist in caring for her.
Mrs. Warrington arrived last Sat
urday to join her husband, who ar
rived the Monday previous to take
charge of the Kiron News. We ex-
tend to Editor Warrington and wife
a welcome to our midst and wish
them success in their undertaking.
Swan Anderson and family, from
Wakefield Neb., arrived Saturday
last for a visit with number Of their
friends and old acquaintances.
Rev. Stuberg will give narrative
of his past life and rescue from the
life Of sin and degradation that he
once lived at the tent meeting on next
Saturday night. 1t no doubt will be
an interesting story.