The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-01
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Mrs. Alfred Tellgren and children
after a short visit with relatives here
returned to their home at Soldier las'
Thursday. -,
The Mission Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Z. Il
Johnson in Kiron.
Rufus Morgan has the cellar com
Dleted and the foundation Will soon De
laid for his new residence on the cas-
side.
Our streets have been put in excel
lent condition by the use OF the grad
er and King drag. :
Clauson sold the residence lot II
block 3 Thursday afternoon, owned D!
A. G. Sjogren, to John Anderson
This was one of the choicest lots IN
town and it brought 1915. Mr.. An
derson contemplates building on II
this year.
The Baptist sewing circle met at the
home of Mrs. John Sandberg Friday
afternoon and with a good attend
ance.
Swedish services Sunday morning
and English services in the evening at
the Mission church.
RevI Frank Lavine left last week
for Stevens, Neb, after short vlslt
with his father. He goes on from
there to his home at Cleyburne, Kan.
His stay in Kiron was longer than ne
had planned, owing to the mishap to
his left foot, caused by slipping on
tho lev ground. While not complete
" healed it is so he is able to walk
about.
The Mission Aid circle was very
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Mrs p. A. Peterson Thursday after
noon.
Ten cars of stock left Kiron satur-
day evening for Chicago. Those &C
companying the shipment Were' MAR
tin Fredrickson, N. P. Swanson, WIN.
Carstens and A. Lindqulst.
Mrs. Carl Gustafson and two chll,
dren and Miss Alma Gustafson went
to Galva Saturday for an over-sunday
visit with relatives.
John Anderson sold his newly COM
pleted cottage home last week to MIS-.
c. Nelson, who will move back 10
Kiron again. The consideration was
$1,000. which was considered cheap 1or
this well-arranged and put up house.
The very sad news reached klron
friends last week of the, tragic death
of Mrs. Albert Hill in Canada. From
what we can learn Mrs. Hill, together
with her mother, had gone down to
the close by river, and standing on
the edge of the stream and partly
leaning over We're looking at stone
living in the water, when gust OF
wind caused her mother to lose her
balance and fall into the river. Mrs.
Hill in her attempts to aid her mother
went down into the deep water ana
was drowned, her body being found
several hours afterwards. little girl
with them at the time hurriedly got
mole and reached out to Grandma,
which aided her in getting safely back
to shore. Mrs. Hill is we'll remem-
bered by many of our people, having
resided together with her husband for
several years on the c. F. Clauson
farm southeast of kiron, prior to their
removal to Canada three years ago.
Mr.. Hill is brother OF. Mrs. Charles
Palm in Ida county. The sad aHalr
took place on the 10th inst. ana she
was buried on the 18th.
Carl Hunback ana VIE, VI Deou
wood, S. D., spent portion OF last
week visiting at the home OF Fred
Gronau. Mr. Huffback is brother OF
Mrs. Gronau. He is depot operator at
Deadwood, which position he has
held for over IL years.
Mrs. Fred Gronau accompanied her
brother, Carl Huffback, and wife as
far as Sioux City last week on their
way home to Deadwood. They stopped
a few days in Sioux City, where they
visited sister.
An auto collision was pulled off Sat
urday night near the corner OF the nall
the participants being Edwin Johnson
and Chas. Iverson. Both were com.
ing from opposite directions at a good
rate of speed and collided at the cor
ner. Both cars were slightly dam
aged and the participants count
themselves lucky that it terminated
without injury.
Chas. Laugherty, of Deloit, trans
acted business in Kiron Saturday al
ternoon. He found time to drop in
and say hello.