The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-02
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The town election Monday last re-
suited as follows: Elmer Hoaglund,
mayor; G. A. Norelius, S. M. Sjogren,
G. J. Tellgren, N. P. Swanson and JOS
Engberg, councilmen; DR.. w. A. Gar
ner, treasurer, and H. l.. Ward,
assessor.
Miss Esther Anderson spent few
days at Denison the fore part of the
week visiting with her sister, who is
attending college.
| Eldridge Larson returned home on
Wednesday from several days visit
at Sioux City and Bronson.
Elmer Hoaglund attended the fire.
mems meeting at Wall Lake Wednes-
day afternoon, being delegated to rep
resent the Kiron association.
August Linman is having material
hauled for the erection of large mod
ern residence on one of his farms east
of town, which when completed will
be occupied by one of his sons.
Mrs. S. A. Hanson, who has been
spending several weeks at the home
,, of her mother in Kiron since the death
| of her husband, which occurred in
Chicago and who was brought here
for burial, returned to Chicago this
week.
Fred Gronau, Jr. has been compelled
to confine himself to his home the past
couple weeks, suffering with rheu-
matte troubel.
Alfred and G. w. Clauson went to
Omaha Thursday to view the wreck
of the tornado and to ascertain the
safety of their cousin, Mrs. Albert
Lindberg. They found her and hus-
band had escaped without scratch,
but their residence ruined.
| Mrs. G. A. Dolk and Miss Esther
Anderson went to Alcester, S. D., the
latter part of the week to visit rela-
| ives and friends for week more.
At the extra meeting of the board
of school directors in this township
on last Thursday to consider the
school proposition in the Kiron dis
trict the matter was voted down.
The Easter program which should
have taken place at the Baptist church
Easter Sunday evening, was post
poned until last Sunday evening and
was attended by a large audience.
Considerable work had been done by
the participants in the program and
they rendered it in commendable
and pleasing manner to their listeners.
Rev. G. Anderson, the Baptist state
missionary, spent the latter part of
the week in Kiron holding series of
meetings. He is a good speaker and
his sermons were enjoyed by those
who attended.
The school board of Otter Creek
township met last Thursday and the
Kiron school proposition, which was
put up to them for consideration and
action, was voted down to 2.
Emil Hultander and Ida Anderson
were married at Ida Grove last Tues
day, and shortly after left for Law
ton, where they will will make their
home on the groom's farm. Mr.. HUI
lander used to be a farmer here prior
to his locating at Lawton several
years ago. The bride is the daughter
of Erick Anderson, residing northwest
of kirOn. May their matrimonial
bark glide peacefully and happily over
life's seas.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Lindgren, of
Arthur, drove to Kiron Thursday to
meet relatives and to attend the fun.
eral of Mr.. Christensen.
Miss Kate Treusdale, the nurse
who has been spending a few weeks
at the home of Martin Sandstrom, left
Saturday for her home at Sioux City.
She used to be Crawford county
girl, having taught school several
terms in Milford township.
The funeral of Chris Christensen,
whose death we mentioned last week,
was held from the Baptist church, of
which he was member last Thurs
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. A.
Anderson, the pastor. A goodly num-
Der of old neighbors and friends gath
cred to pay their last respects to the
departed. All the children were pres
ent, Leonard, from Howard county,
Kans.; May from Emporia, Kans; Vir-
gil from Minneapolis; Edward, of
Woodbury. county; Arthur and Mrs.
Hammerstrom, of Ida county, and Miss
Alice, of Kiron. His remains were in
tered in the Kiron cemetery. The
pail bearers were his old friends, G.
E. Engberg, John A. Erickson, c. F.
Clauson, Nels Windquist, l. Michael
son and Peter Johnston. A number
of his old neighbors from Ida county
were in attendance at the funeral.
Nasty Billings and family will soon
be at home in the cottage recently
made vacant by the death of it's own
er, Mr.. Christensen. The residence
they vacate will soon be occupied by
it's new owner, Edward Eckman, and
family.
Clio yiy, loft Cof,,rIou Nov
kato, Mimi, to visit and help care for
her sister, Mrs. John Master, of Am
boy, Mimi, who is lying at the hos