The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-08
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| Mimi. made brief visit with ac.
quaintances here between Monday and
Tuesday.
Victor Lundgren, of Alccster, made
very brief visit with number OF his
| former acquaintances here the first
of last week.
Fern johnson ended her kiron stay
| with her grandparents and left last
| week for Hawarden, where she is
making her home with her uncle and
aunt.
Esther Anderson and Amelia Mich
aelson went to Sioux City and Hawar-
den last week to visit acquaintance.
Arthur Il. Rydccn, cashier of the
Farmers and Merchants state bank at
Marietta, Mimi, and his wife, who are
enjoying their honeymoon trip, stop
ped off here last week for short Wis
it with his relatives, the Lundells.
Last week, through the Clauson
brothers real estate agency. the fol
lowing land sales were made: The
Eklund farm one mile from kiron was
sold to N. f. Larson. 1t comprises 1l9
acres and sold for $4,000. The N. f..
Larson 100 acre homestead sold to
Nels Eklund at $1S5 per acre. The A.
f. Lundberg 100 acres which he owns
near Alcester, S. d., was sold to f..
Warren, of Albert City, for 1925 per
acre. This farm was purchased some
five years ago by Mr.. Lundberg for
STA per acre, through this same real
estate agency. The firm also sold 154
acres near Robinson, N. D., owned by
C. w. Ernie, to parties in North Da-
kOta.
G.. w. Ernie and C. A. Dolk went to
Sioux City Friday morning on bust
ness matters.
Anthony Anderson and mother re-
turned to Boone Friday after months
stay in Kiron. Mr.. Anderson expects
to return in week or so to complete
the putting in shape of Grandma's
home, which he intends to rent out to
local parties.
e. N. Sandstrom and wife and G. r..
Lundell and family and August Lun-
dell made an overland tour to Nebras-
ka, where they visited at Columbus,
Grand Island and Newmans Grove.
Adolph Nelson, our genial harness
maker, left last week for NeWmans
Grove, Neb..
The baptismal services held Sun
day afternoon on the banks Of Otter
creek near Nels Larson's home were
attended by a large number. The
rites of baptism according to the com
mand and manner as recorded in God S
word were administered to thirteen
persons by Rev. Irwin Johnson. pastor
of the Free church. After the baptis-
NAL rites had been performed a short
prayer meeting and the laying of hands
on those who had taken the step fol
lowed.
Chas Dolk returned Saturday night
from a business trip to Sioux City
and Omaha.
Herbert Larson was taken to the
hospital at Ida Grove last week Tor
second operation for the trouble he
had some time ago.
Mrs. Alfred Tellgren was home Fri
day from her visit to the hospital at
Ida Grove, where her daughter, Ruth,
has been confined the past four weeks
after an operation for appendicitis.
She has been having a serious time,
but is apparently improving in good
shape.
The first term of school in kiron
opened on Tuesday last. AS the new
building is not ready the old Mission
church building is being used for the
smaller grades and the kiron hall Tor
the older grades. Ruth Besore, OF
Ida Grove, will teach the higher grades
land Edith Jacobson. of Denson, the
primary. Both these teachers are
qualified to instruct in creditable
manner in their grades. With a good
school in town it should have the
patronage and support of every !eligi,
bic child in the district. Yes, patron
ize and promote home industries and
undertakings.
Edna Swanson went to Sioux City
last Saturday, where she will spend
some time at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Larson, and attend school.
A speaker for the Volunteers OF
America will occupy the pulpit at the
p,ntict church nCYt Sunday morning.