The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-09
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Peter Petersen is having building.
materi;.i hauled for the erection OF u
| large barn on his farm northeast OF
town.
On a drive any direction from Kiron
can he seen considerable improve
ments going on throughout the local
lily. New buildings and painting the
| old ones is making attractive appear
anccS among the farm places.
Enira Larson came home last week
from her school work at Dcs Aoines
and expects to remain for some time.
y. A. Johnson went to Odoboit Fri
lday afternoon, remaining over Sunday.
taking in the mission meetings.
John Palm writes back from Wis
consin, where he is spending his va
lcation. and from his letter he is on
joyinS himself. Fishing is one oil the
pastmeS enjoyed by him.
Last Wednesday G.. A. Norclius ANA
son, Everett, aud Alfred Larson start
ed across the country III Mr.. Ncrclins'
auto for Excelsior Springs to remain
for some time to enjoy the inyisora1-
inS waters of those famous springs.
WI. La sVIl oCtit ou'NAih, IVA
some time with rhcumaticf trouble,
which at times has laid him up from
active work. His many friends are
hoping for relief and permanent cure
us a result of his stay AT the springs.
| !. Lind is erecting a new house and
other buildings on his farm half
mile northwest of town and getting
l. the necessary work done SO as TO he
ready for occupancy by himself and
vile in the spring. as they will move
Off the Old homestead, which will dc
loccuDicd by his sons, who have leased
tho farm.
| On last "Wednesday the marriage
ceremony took place at the German
! Lutheran church which united Fred
&c. Hanscln and Laura lteinckc, Rev.
| G. Richter tying the knot The wcl-
ding festivities were celebrated at the
home OF the groOms parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Chris HansOhn, four miles south
OF town. to which large number OF
| invited guests were present. Nj.
4 Hansohn is the Oldest son Of these
prominent people and is 4 bright. en-
crgctic young farmer, very industrious
and progressive. The bride is the
VI MI ltS.bShS' cilo
is a fine young lady, esteemed and ad-
nircd by her large circle OF friends.
| May their union bliss be complete
and may they enjoy happiness con
stantly on their trip through life. A
new home is being built for them on
one OF the farms belonging to the faith
CT of the groom.
On Thursday afternoon the school
board met to open and receive the bids
for the now school buildings and to
consider the same. Seven bids had
been submitted by contractors. some
ICf whom were present. Contractor j.
H. Mahicr. % Denison, WAS the lowest
bidder his being $12S5. which was ac-
jceD;cd by the board; the highest bid
being nearly SLIGO above his. Work
will soon be commenced and ere long
the new school house Will loom up in
fine style.
w. +. Gronau and Oscar Scderhcrg.
OF the Kiron Auto company, and Erick
Johnson went to Omaha Friday after
noon on auto business.
Gust Stehr purchased a Chalmcr six
auto last Friday from the kiron Auto
company. II is q beauty and ranges
Iamong the very best cars in the local
ity.
Quite /. number from kiron attended
tho mission meetings held by the Cove
nant mission at Odcbolt the latter part
Of the wecll, especially Sunday after
ECon. Reports are that splendid
meeting was held
Elmer Nordcll came up from Omaha
Saturday for a weeks visit with his
parents. relatives and friends. Nc is
being warmly greeted by his large
circle of friends, who are pleased to
meet, but who regret that his visit Is
SO short.
The Swedish school opened up at
the Mission church Monday morning
with Rev. irwin Johnson us teacher.
He will give instructions in reading
and writing in that language. Quite Il
few are taking advantage OF this splcn-
did opportunity.
Gus Sahlstrom, of Odebolt, was u
visitor in our midst one day last week.
| The suspicious moves of late would
Indicate that his frequent visits to our
| town will soon eliminate in the re-
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