The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02
ANOTHER DEATH
/ OCCURSAT KIR0N
Mrs. Louisa sedarberg Dies at Home
Of Her Son, Oscar, on Tues
day, January 25th.
EARLY PIONEERS PASSING AWAY
Mrs. sedarbers Came to Crawford
County in 1875, Since Residing
Here; Husband Died in 1880

the death of resident OF kiron, that
of Mrs. Louisa Sedarberg, which took
|place at the home of her son, Oscar,
on Tuesday night, January 25th, at
1880 o'clock, after an extended ill
ness. Burial was made Friday after.
noon, the funeral services being held
from the Baptist church, conducted by
her pastor, Rev. N. N. Morten. and
were attended by number of her old
friends and neighbors. Interment
was made in the Kiron cemetery by
the side of her husband who passed
away years ago. Mrs. Sedarberg was
born in Skane, Sweden, Nov. 8, 1885,
and in the year 1862 was married to
Peter Sedarberg. In the year 1890 she
came to America to join her husband
who had come over the year previous.
Their first year was spent in Wasau,
Mimi In 1870 they moved to Moline
ILL.,, when. after five years residence
they moved to Crawford county, lOcat
ing on a farm mile south of KirOn
land two years later they mayed. t0se
farm in Ida county, Where SIRE resided
for thirty-fve years. Two years ago
together with her son Oscar, and fam
lily she moved to Kiron. In the year 1880
death came into the family and claim
ed the husband and father. OF the
four children. that blessed their union
oneson, Nels. passed away several
years ago. three survive him. one
daughter. Mrs. John Bilstern, of this
deighborhood and two sons both resid-
ing in kiron, Aron A the postmaster
of kiron, and Oscar of the firm Of the
Kiron Auto co.
In her early days she was convert
ed and lived commendable Christian
life up to the time of her death. She
Joined the Baptist denomination and
was respected member of the church
in Ida county transferring her mem
bership to the Kiron church upon her
moving to this town. Mrs. Sedarberg
had the esteem of very large circle
of acquaintance and friends, which
she had formed during her long resi-
dence in this and neighboring locality.
One by one the early pioneers are
passing away out of time into eternity
and in few years more there will
hardly be one left of the original set
tiers.
Rev. Irwin Johnson went to Meriden
last Thursday to assist in a series of
revival meetings for a couple of
weeks.
Among those from this locality who
went to Denison Wednesday to attend
the funeral of A. P. Lilleholm were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lundblad, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. w. Clauson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Anderson and Mrs. w. A. Garner.
Miss Lillian Prill. after a most en-
joyable visit at the home of Mrs. G..
A. Larson, returned to Glidden last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oberg and son ar
rived from Alcester, S. D.. last week
Wednesday for a couple of weeks Wis
it at the home of Mrs. H. Hallender.
Mr.. Oberg is her brother. This is
their first visit in Kiron.
Lillian Arlander, the nurse who was
called to kiron to assist in caring for
Mrs. l.. Sedarberg, returned to her
home in Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs. P. A. Anderson returned last
Tuesday from her visit at kost, Mimi.
with the A. G. Sjogren family. She
found them all well and contented in
their Minnesota home.
Marvin Snyr, of Kerkhaven, Mimi,
arrived in Kiron Saturday night with
his car of stock and farm machinery
and will make this locality his perma-
nent future home. he has leased the
A. +. Lundberg farm northeast OF
town for the coming season.
Mrs. Fred Lentz. of Amboy, Mimi,
is spending several weeks with rela-
tives and friends near Kiron. She re-
ports the wet weather last summer as
hard on the crops in Minnesota.
Eldridge Larson and Enoch Johnson
left Saturday evening for Chicago for
a short visit Eldrsdge expects to Wis
it relatives at Minneapolis before re-
turning to kiron.
E. L. Miller went to Ida Grove Sat
urday noon to visit his wife who has
been spending couple of weeks at
the hospital, They returned Monday.
F., l.. Johnson will preach at the
Mission church next Sunday morning
and evening. In the evening the dis
course will be given in the English
language, the subject to be Secret
Orders in the Light of Christ's Cos.
|pel."