The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-02-12
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Mrs. E. J. Wangler entertained a
Thursday afternoon. A splendid
time was reported by those present.
In attempting to crank new car,
Robert Hewitt received a bad cut over
the eye.
The A. J. Sjogren public sale, held
last Tuesday, was we'll attended.
While the weather was rather cold
and diseagreeable, a large crowd gath
cred, some coming a long distance.
Sjogren had some good stuff, it was
well advertised and the bidding was
brisk, all goods bringing good prices.
Swan Odergaard and wife returned
Monday from a visit in Denison.
e. p. Sievers was appointed road
supervisor for the east half of Otter
Creek township.
VIM. Stehr and Lewis Grill shipped
three cars of cattle to Chicago, Mr..
Stehr accompanying the shipment.
Carl Kastner and wife returned to
Holstein Saturday after visit at the
Miller home.
Misses Leona Stone and Ruth
Peterson returned to their school
work at Denison last Saturday.
John Bjork, of Castana spent a
couple of days the first of the week
visiting relatives and old neighbors
near kirOn.
E. P. Sievers was in Schleswig last
Thursday attending the meeting of
the trustees of Otter Creek township.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Nelson and two
daughters came from Omaha Friday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bjork.
man.
Nels Miller, of Sac City, a former
Kironite, came to Kiron Monday to
visit relatives and old neighbors for
a few days.
Edward Eckman purchased the two
corner lots due south of Nels Miller,
of w. j. Sandberg last week and ex-
poets to build a fine dwelling in the
spring, to be occupied by himself and
family. We are pleased to learn of
this agreeable acquisition to our town.
Another business transaction took
place in town last week when the
KirOn restaurant was purchased by it's
former owner, John Eckblad, of Swan
Odergaard. We are pleased that John
has decided to remain in Kiron as he
is a first class restaurant man and
Kiron will have the best restaurant
on this line. We have not learned of
Ddergaard's plans for the future
On last Thursday evening about
thirty of the friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hewitt gathered
at their. home and gave them a fare
we'll surprise party. The evening was
spent in genuine enjoyment and dur
ing the serving of refreshments Mr..
Howard Dean, in behalf of the CON-
pany, in a few chosen words, ex-
pressed their regrets in losing these
estimable people from the neighbor-
hood and presented them with some
silverware as a mementO of the &C.
casion. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt will
move to Ida Grove next week
Enoch Tellgren expects to leave on
Friday with his horses and household
goods for their new home at Lake
Crystal, MINI. The family expects to
follow on Monday. This estimable
family has lived so long in this To-
cality that they have made hosts of
friends who hate to see them leave
They have purchased fine farm and
home at Lake Crystal, and all heartily
join in wishing them success and
prosperity in their new home. They
will be about two miles from town
and little over mile to beauti-
full lake. Our loss will be Minnesota's
gain in their moving.
To be thrown upon ones own re-