The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-10
kIRoN NEWS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Winquist en-
tertained for several days prior to Sat
urday a number of relatives from
Gowrie.
John Tureen and Chas. Skarin went
to Omaha Saturday. Mr.. Skarin has
been suffering with a severe attack
of auto fever. for. some ;times and as
his case was considered dangerous q
treatment was considered necessary
Miss Maud Michaelson, Of Chicago,
is spending this week with kirOn rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hollander, who
have visited relatives at Alcester, S.
D., are expected home this week.
Alma Nelson, Salvation Army
worker of Chicago, together with a
Miss Lofstrom, of Omaha, were guests
at the l. Lindstrom home the past
week.
Mr. l. Lind drove overland to Den
son Saturday to look after various
business matters.
For Sale-We have listed for sale
one choice residence property in old
Kiron, very cheap; one 10 acre farm
fairly improved, good soil and very
productive, near Kiron; 100 acre i'm
proved farm close to town, rich and
good laying land. These are barg-
aims. Two good farms near Deloit,
improved, at low figures. A fine i'm
proved 100 acre farm close to Arthur,
snap at $4,000 per acre. Write or
phone at our expense for further
particulars. 2S-lt
Clauson Bros. Real Estatt Agency,
kiron, la.
A large number of hogs were mar
keted in Kiron Saturday, which were
shipped to Chicago. Kiron has one of
the best hog markets in this part Of
the state.
Mrs. Sofia Christianson returned
last Wednesday from her visit and
stay in Willow Ranch, Cali, Her in
tention when she left Kiron was to
make her future home in California,
but the new surroundings failed to
suit and she decided to return to her
old home in Kiron.
The Kiron News plant was sold by
Elmer Nordell Saturday to Mr.. E. R.
Warrington, of Odebolt, who took
charge on Monday and who will edit
the same from now on. Mr.. War
rington comes with reputation as
an experienced printer and an able
editor, and we extend to him a vel
come to our town and wish him sue
cess in his new venture. He should
be given hearty support by our peo'
pie. Mr.. Nordell, who will remain
in Kiron for short time, we under
stand, has other plans in view.
A fine Jepsen piano now adorns the
cosy home of Alvin Winquist.
The Victor Linman farm, two miles
east of Kiron, was recently sold to
G. A. Norelius at a price of $162.5O
per acre. The farm consists of 154
acres and is one of the choicest pieces
of land in the county.
Rev. C. G. Stuberg and two assist
ants, of Omaha, are holding a two
weeks tent gospel meeting in kiron,
commencing last Friday evening. Rev.
Stuberg is forcible and earnest work
er and breaches a full gospel, as it is
recorded in the bible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Lindgren. Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Linman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Christianson. all from Ida
county, attended the tent meeting and
called on friends in kiron Sunday.
E. E. Clauson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Enoch Tellgren returned Tuesday last
from a trip to Lake Crystal, Mimi.
While there Mr.. Tellgren purchased
fine 16O-acre farm and will possibly
move to that locality next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tellgren came
over from Soldier the fourth and WIS.,
tied between train hours with friends.
Nasty Billings and son, Merrill, re-
turned Thursday from short visit
with friends at Spencer. They made
the trip overland in an auto.