The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-23
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Herbert Larson was taken HON,
from the hospital at Ida Grove las
week, where he underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis. While yet some
what weak he is rapidly regaining his
former condition.
Several were hauled before YOui
Honor the past week for violating tht
auto laws some for speeding and 9TH
ers for running without lights and
proper numbers. 1t will result OF
! should, as warning that after all
notices Of complying with the law the
authorities will show no future len
iency toward The offenders.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Meleen spent few
days in Omaha last week looking af
ter business and visiting numerous
relatives and calling upon a number
of neighbors and friends of the time
when they resided in Omaha.
Albert Johnson has commenced the
erection of a new barn and eXcavatine
for his now residence on his property
near tho water tank. When complet-
ed he and his mother will occupy it.
Landlord Nielsen, Of the Hotel Den
ison, made kirOn short visit last
Wednesday, his first visit since short
ly after the building of the town
Mrs. Maurice Sjogrcn and Nellie
Winquist went to Alcester, S. d., on
Thursday to visit friends and relatives
Will Sandberg and Herbert Ward
left Thursday morning for Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, for a weeks stay to
enjoy vacation and the famous in
MIGRATING spring waters.
N. p. Swanson and family are now
snugly located in their new home on
Orange street, which has been remod-
eled and reprinted. Ray Swanson and
stead vacated by them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson and
daughter arrived from Sioux City on
Saturday for short visit at the NJ p.
Swanson home.
p. +. Clauson, Ed Moline and Sol
and Seth Peterson autoed up to Lake
View Friday evening.
Rev. Sclander and his mother spent
the latter part of the week and over
Sunday with acquaintances in Kiron.
Rev. Selander filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church during his vacation
last summer.
The cvangclists who were expected
in kiron the first OF the past week did
not arrive, SO the series of meetings
were postponed until Tuesday eve
ming of this week when the evange-
lists are expected to conduct a series
OF meetings at the Baptist church for
two weeks. During these meetings no
services will be held at the Mission
church so as to enable all to attend. |
Good singing and speaking talents are !
possessed by these evangelists and !
good meetings and results are hoped |
for. Services will be held every eve
ming and if the roads and weather will |
permit there will be large attend |
ance.
Owing to the school law pertaining
TO the bond issue not being plain as to
the time OF the legal advertising of
the same it could be construed that
one day was lacking in The former
bond notice, hence the school boa
decided to call another election to vote
upon the issue after the expiration of
a tWenty-eight day notice, the election
to take place on July Sth.
Oscar Johnson purchased a fine
Swan piano last Friday of the local
dealers, Clauson Brothers. 1t was in
stalled in his home for the enjoyment
OF himself and family.
Marvin Snyc, OF Kirkhaven, Mimi,
was a visitor at the A. f.. Lundberg
home the latter part of the past week |
and the first of tits.
The writeup of the auto collision
between the kiron and Schleswig
autos in kiron recently in the Schles- |
wig paper states that the Kiron car
ran unto the Schleswig one The cd |
itor got his information wrong as it
was the other way. Aftcrward the
Schleswig driver admitted to the writ |
er that he got excited and lost all con-
trol OF Ills car which smashed into a !
tree and stopped. The editor of the !
SchlesWig paper states that after hit |
ting the kirOn car the driver turned |
around to see how bad the mixup was
and that is how his car struck the
tree.
Rev. Henry M. Berglind and Rev. j. |
Ph. Forsander are expected in kiron |
today to hold two weeks series of
evansellstlc meetings at the Baptist |
church. Meetings will be held every
evening with the possible exception of |
Saturday evening. All are cordially |
invited to come and attend and en-
joy these meetings. These, evanselists
come recommended as good speakers,
singers and workers. May the meet |
lngs result in great good for this |
place is the prayer and hope of many.
Swan Maurits was able to auto up
to kiron Sunday evening and take a
short stroll on our street. While far
from well. he is getting along fairly |
well. but not as we'll as his friends
would like.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Quade went to
Comfred. Mimi, last week to visit |
their two sons and daughter residing
there.
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