The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-01
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Rev. A. Anderson's sale of household
goods Saturday afternoon drew quite
number of people. William Lind
berg conducted the sale.
Mrs. Hannah Paulson, from Mead,
Neb., visited the Engberg and Swan
johnson homes last week and attend
ed the Johnson-Linman wedding last
Thursday.
Rob Hewitt and wife left kiron on
Thursday for Winterset, where Rob
has secured a position in a real estate
office. While we hate to see them
leave US, we wish for them success IN
their new abode and venture.
G. A. Norelius spent couple OF
DAYS in Omaha the latter part OF the
week selecting a big quantity of spring
goods for his store.
Rev. F. L. Johnson went to Mara
thon Saturday to fill the pulpit OF the
Free church in the absence of the reg
ular pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nelson and daugh-
ter. of Omaha, arrived last Wednesday
evening and remained over Sunday
visiting at the home of August Lin
man and to help celebrate the we'd
ding Of Miss Myrtle.
The Kiron butcher shop opened last
Wednesday after being closed for
few days, with Rufus Morgan at the
helm. Rufus intends to conduct
first class shop and his aim is to car
nv full line of meats. We bespeak
for him liberal patronage.
On next Saturday afternoon the old
will no cNl6
at public auction to make room for the
new building. which will be erected
at once. The building is in fair shape
and contains good material and will
be good buy.
August Linman went to Chicago
with fat cattle Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ambrose Lindberg, of Hymen-
mis-, Neb., is a guest for couple OF
weeks at her parental home east OF
town.
Herbert Johnson anG bride and E.
E Clauson went to Omaha Friday on
a business trip. Clauson returned on
Friday evening, w,liic Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson remained over Sunday.
Mrs. Sofia Christiancon died at the
Swedish Old Peoples home at Boone
and the remains were shipped here for
burial last Wednesday. Mrs. Chris
tianson was born in Swecdea Sept. IL,
1880, where she resided up to about
1880, when she inlmigrated to this
country. She has resided in this To-
cality some thirty-seven years, most
of these years her home being made
in the cottage near the Kiron GENE
terry. Some five years ago she desired
to move into Kiron and by the aid OF
many willing friends her cottage was
moved into town, and she occupied 1t
until about a year ago, when, owing
to her age and feebleness, she dis
posed of the same and entered the
home at Boone to there spend the re-
mainder of her days and receive the
care she so we'll needed. In her early
DAYS she sought and found her savior
whom she most devotedly and gladly
served She was true and tervent
christian and all who came in contact
with her, had to admit that she lived
the life she professed and possessed
what she had so strong faith in Not
possessing any worldly goods she new
err was found to want, as in all her
needs she would carry them to her
God. who never failed her. 1t was
her great delight to tell of how merci-
fully and good her heavenly Father
was to ner. Christianity with her
was not merely profession. but a
reality, put in practice in everyday
life and she enjoyed the results
therefore. She was peculiar woman
no doubt to many, and misjudged and
misunderstood by many, but in all,
everyone had to admit that she lived
holy consecrated life and was one OF
Gods saints. For some time prior to
her death she had been ailing and her
death was looked for several days be-
fore, but she rallied from the weak