The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-06-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. Michaelson spent
the past two weeks visiting at Ak
ron and Hawarden. While there Mr..
Michaelson looked after his landed in
terests near Akron.
| Mrs A. Sedarberg, who has been on
the sick list the past week, has recov-
cred sufficiently to be about again.
The Grill farm southwest of town
recently sold to F. D. Reinking, of
Schleswig. The farm consisted OF
800 acres and the price paid was $11S
per acre. 1t is fairly we'll improved
and no doubt will make the purchaser
good money.
Alfred Olson returned last week
from land viewing trip through
Minnesota. We have not learned If
he found anything that suited him.
The recent primary, held in the
Kiron precinct, drew out only forty
votes. The Importance of the primary
when capable and trustworthy candl-
dates should be elected, should have
brought out every vote in the pre-
cinct. We are surprised at the neg
| lect and noninterest of the voters.
Emil Wangler, mail man number
one, took trip to Sioux City in COM
pany with Chas. Iverson last week to
have his auto fever removed, which
was successfully accomplished by the
purchase of a dandy Ford auto.
A number of our people went to
Schleswig Saturday to attend the
children's day doings.
The writer returned Thursday even
ing from a trip to Sioux Falls, Egan,
Yankton and several other points in
South Dakota. The crop prospects
never looked better in that territory
and the farmers expect to harvest
bumper crop.
Mrs. Oscar Tellgren visited with
relatives and friends at Soldier over
Sunday.
Rev. A. Anderson, from Phelps
county, Neb., preached at the Mis-
sion church last Sunday morning and
evening. He is one of the old time
gospel messengers and with pleasure
his audience listened to the. biblical
truths he presented.
The unwilling of the monument pre-
scented by the w. o. W. lodge, which
marks the resting place of the late
N. P. Larson, took place Sunday after
noon, when number of the lodge
members of Denison came to conduct
the rites and ceremony according to
the cusom of the lodge. After a drill
on our streets a procession was form
ed and marched to the cemetery,
where the lodge performed their re-
quired and pledged duty to their re-
ceased brother. Quite number OF
our pople attended and to many it
was something new, as they had new
err witnessed the lodge rites.
S. M. Johnson arrived from Omaha
last week to make preparations for
the opening of the Kiron hotel, and he
expects to open up for business this
week. There is no question but the
hotel business, if properly conducted,
will pay out and we wish Mr.. John
son success in his undertaking.
Fred LAM is one of the recent pur
chasers of fine auto and will now
enjoy himself.
From last Wednesdays Daily Free
Press (Sioux Falls, S. d., we copy
the following item which will be read
with great interest by the many
friends of the accomplished young
lady whom it concerns: "The gradu-
ating recital of the Sioux Falls College
of music was given before large
and enthusiastic audience last even
ing in the city temple. Miss Neva
Norelius, of Kiron, Iowa, graduated
at this time from the piano depart
ment. Her playing showed good CON-
prehension, musical feeling and splen-
did training. She has graceful,
womanly manner and played her diff
cult part with great credit. Miss
Norelius was assisted by Hugh A.
Hamilton, tenor, for whose singing
of the two difficult Messiah numbers
the audience demanded temperance.
A part of the program in which Miss
Neva very efficiently filled were:
Prelude. in c.. Sharp .Rachmaninoff
Gavottef in minor ............. Bach
March Mionne .............. Poldini
Valse, OPP. GA, No. 2 .......... Chopin
HumOreske DvOrak
Poupee Valsante dancing DolD...
...... ...... .......... Poldini
Her many kiron friends are elated
over her success and her most bright
and promising future.
G. A. Norelius and family, who
autoed to Sioux Falls to attend the
graduating of Miss Neva and to visit
friends, returned home last week,
having had most delightful time.
They We're accompanied by Mrs. Al
ma Ward and Miss Myrtle Linman.