The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
Erick S. Larson returned on Thurs
day afternoon from their trip to Des
Moines, going with an auto.
c. w. Lounberg, of Odebolt visited
Kiron Wednesday and Thursday. He
expects to move back and locate III
Redfield, S. D.
The Clauson Bros. Real Estate
Agency sold the Nels Larson 80 acre
farm, four miles southeast of Kiron
en- Tuesday last to Chas. Baker, con
sideration $1,000. This place is
known as the John Petersen farm.
c. w. Nelson and Oscar Johnson and
families returned on Wednesday from
their trip per auto across the country
to Alcester and Sioux Falls, S. d.
where they visited relatives and look
ed after business.
o. E.. Clauson and family visited rel
atives at Denison between Thursday
and Friday.
Carr Ernie returned on Wednesday
last from short visit at Spencer.
Miss Julia Larson, daughter of Nels
Larson, was taken to the Conn Hos
pital, at Ida Grove, on Wednesday
last where she was operated on for
the removal OF her appendix, which
had given her considerable trouble Of
late. Latest reports are that she is
getting along finely.
Fred Skarin and Axle and Jennie
Skarin left on Saturday morning
across the country in an auto for
Pipestone, Mimi, to see the sights and
look after land interests.
Chas. Winstrom, of Lafayette, MINI,
was called to Kiron last week to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. John Skarin.
Cloid H. Smith, of Sioux City, trans
acted business in Kiron on Saturday.
While in town he made arrangements
for the sale of his farm northeast of
town, with Clauson Bros. This farm
is known as the Olaf johnson farm.
Mrs. John Bilstein and children left
last week for Worthington, MINI, for
short visit. As they went across the
country in an auto, they no doubt had
a delightful time.
Mr.. Chas. Skarin and son, Charlie,
and daughter Ida, started in an auto
across the country for Ambog. MINI.
to visit relatives and Mr.. Skarn will
look after business connected with his
farm near there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sjodin returned
home last Tuesday from an extended
trip and visit to Wilmer, Cambridge
and Isanta, MINI.
Mr.. John Baker purchased, through |
the Clauson Bros. Land Agency, the
30 acre farm joining his farm on the
west, owned by Mrs. James Erickson.
Mrs. Carl Gustafson and children
and Miss Mamie Lundberg autoed to
Storm Lake Saturday morning for
couple of days visit.
Mrs. Everett Warren and children,
Of Pomeroy, Iowa, and Mrs. c. Warren,
Of Los Angeles, CAL, were visitors at
The E. e. Clauson and A. F. Lundberg
homes on Sunday last
The eighty acre farm four miles
southwest of town, formerly known
IS the Petersen farm and owned by
Nels E. Lsrson,ewas sold last week by
he Clauson Bros. Land Agency to
Chas. Baker.
Depot Agent F. Dein, who has been
granted months vacation, took his
amily and left Saturday for Missouri
o visit relatives.
M. c. Nelson, of Denison, candidate
or the authorship on the republican
ticket, spent couple of days with
he voters in and around Kiron last
week. Mr. Nielsen is fine fellow and
IDLY qualified to fill the position in
satisfactory and practical way. The
Judgement of a large number of our
'oters will count in his favor at the
,olls.