The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

DuslneSS In zlklrOn Saturday afternoon
Albert Hanson and Hugo Wiegand
of tSchleswig, were Kiron visitors be
| tween trains Friday
Mrs. Hannah Carlson was Deni
son visitor between trains Friday y
| The Nelson harness sale on last
| Thursday afternoon was attended b,
great number of farmers and mum
Der Of harnesses and other goods il
f~that line were Sold
George Lindstrom went to Waterloo
Thursday, being called there on re
ceipt OF the news of the illness Of his
brother, Bert, who is attending college
there. He returned Saturday, bring
ing his brother back home. Bert will
remain until recovered sufficiently to
allow him to continue his college
work.
H. F. Volkman, of Schleswig, the
aspirant for the Office of county super.
intendent, made Kiron visit Saturday
afternoon in the interests of his cleo
tion. He is an Otter Creek boy, ably
qualified to successfully fill that office
II elected.
Mrs. Lydia Mengis and little daugh.
ter, who made very pleasant weeks
visit at her parental home and with
friends in kiron, left for their home in
Omaha Thursday So
J. ". Erickson and family, who for
a number OF years were residents in
this locality prior to their moving to
Alcester, S. d., are moving this spring
to Princeton, Mimi, where they have
purchased home.
On Friday afternoon number of
neighbors and friends gathered at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Solomon
son, north of town, to give them a
farewell reception ere they moved from
that immediate neighborhood to their
farm west Of Kiron. A well spent
time was enjoyed by all present.
Speeches were made by VERNE Meleen
and NJ E. Sandstrom, VINO voiced the
sentiment of all present for the re.
greet at losing such splendid neigh
bors and wishing them prosperity in
their inaw home. A fine nickeled cas-.
serole was left them by the guests,
which will always testify to the good
will3of the donors and will assist them
to remember the pleasant occasion.
This estimable family moves onto the
farm purchased by them one mile west
Of town. t,
Rev. +. L. Johnson returned Thurs
day from visit at the home of his
sister, Mrs. w. Whipkey, at Superior,
Iowa. While there he offlciated at the
marriage OF a nephew.
Mrs. C. Anderberg ended her eX-
tended stay and visit at the home Of
her son-in-law, Alvin Winquist, last
Thursday and returned to her home
at Gowrie.
Mrs. Herbert Johnson went to Oma-
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aug Linman.
Quite a number attended the meet.
ing held by Missionary Wendell at
the Mission church Wednesday eve
ming. She has labored number of
years in China and expects to return
before long to continue her work.
The Mission ladies sewing circle
held their meeting last Thursday af-
ternoon in the basement of the church
and we're entertained by Mesdames
o. e. and E. E. Clauson. The after
noon was q. pleasant one and very
many came out. A special surprise
was sprung on one Sof the members,
a bride to be this week, Miss Edith
Carlson, when the society and friends,
through their spokesman, Rev. Irwin
Johnson, extended their well wishes
and congratulations to her and voiced
their regrets OF seeing her leave their
circle and locality, for her new home
in Woodbury. county, but desired for
her Godspeed and blessings, both in
her new home and era Of life. At the
conclusion of the speech Rev. Johnson
presented her. in behalf of the soci-
ETY. and friends, with, a cut glass dish
and a bed quilt, which will always re-
mind, her OF the friends and the pleas
ant occasion.
On Friday forenoon at 10 O'Clock
the marriage of Bernard Leonard and
Miss Ida Moline took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward John
son, two miles north of town. The
cerembny was performed by Rev. IT.
vim Johnson, pastor Of the Mission
church. The event was witnessed by,
relatives OF the couple. The groom Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Leonard
of Sac county, and is most worthy
and energetic young man. The bride
is the affable daughter of our towns
man, S. M. Moline, and is lady who
will preside over the home in COM
mendable way as she has the quail
fications necessary to make model
and splendid wife to the
man OF her choice. They will soon be
at home OH farm the groom has
rented near Odebolt. We add our con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy couple.
Fred Lantz left Monday morning
with his machinery and stock for
Vernon Center, MIMI, where he has
rented farm. Mrs. Lantz and chill
dren left OH the afternoon passenger.
We regret to have this family move
away.
Miss Lillian Bilstein left Monday for
Worthington, MIMI, for a short visit.
Chances for Small Farmer.
That intensive and diversified farm