The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-04
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guests at the OttO yClauSOn nome.
The Mission Sewing circle will holt
y a sale of needle handwork at the KiroI
hall Saturday evening. The proceeds
are to be spent in missionary work
They extend cordial invitation tc
the public to attend their sale.
Druggist Peters and family moveC
last week into the residence of Al
3 fred johnson near the Mission par
sonage and have got settled 10 gal
enjoy home and housekee ping Ss u.
Mr. and Iirs. G. M. Olson allt6eS
over to near Arthur Thursday Wiert
they visited Until Friday afternoon 81
the s. r. Tuneberg home. III H,
"A young fellow who spent severa
years in this locality, died recently al
Council Bluffs without means to de
fray his burial expenses. He was q
good worker. and always commanded
good wages, but booze got away with
his money and finally with him.
Miss Nora Hanson, who has been
visiting at the homes of G. A. NOreli
us and Herbert Ward, left. Wednesday
for Odebolt, where she took the eve
ming flyer for her home in Batavia, III
Mrs. P. G.. Lundell and Mrs. H.: n.
Sandstrom returned Friday noon from
shortgyisit at Omaha.
On Thursday evening company OF
friends and member OF the Mission
church gathered at the parsonage to
spend the evening with Rev. Irwin
johnson and wife. The occasion was
especially to tender appreciation to
Mrs. Johnson for her faithful and eff
ficient work as organist at the Mission
church. The evening also happened
to be the first wedding anniversary of
their marriage. The guests brought
eatables with them and splendid
lunch was enjoyed. A purse of mon.
ey was lefty Mrs. johnson by her
guests. Il i
From the Alcester Is. ID Union we
CLEAN the following about former
Kiron boy, &C. o. Windquist sold a
bunch OF hogs, seventy-one in number
to the local dealer last week, that net.
ted him the neat sum of $1,62O."
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Sundell are mourn
ing the death of their infant baby boy
who was born to them on Wednesday
afternoon, the little fellow passing
away shortly afterwards and being
buried Thursday afternoon at the
Bethel cemetery, the funeral being at.
tended by relatives of the parents
The welcome little guest frightened
the home and the hearts of his parents
by his arrival and his passing away
brought gloom and sadness. Just for
brief while to open his eyes on the
scenessof this world, to pass on into
the abode of his Creator and the an.
gels The saddened parents have the
sympathy OF neighbors and acquaint,
ances in the bereavement Of their first
born.
Chas. Baker spent several days last
week in South Dakota looking over
the country. While there he traded
off his 277 acre farm near Deloit at
5000 per acre for a half section of land
lying east OF Redfield, S. D., belonging
to Pat Hassett, of Denison.
Miss Alice Sandberg went to Denf'
son Saturday afternoon for short
visit.
Chas. f. Nord, the mayor at Onawa
and the noted veterinarian, was elect.
ed president of the Northwestern
Iowa Veterinary association at its
meeting Friday held at the CONNER
cial club at Sioux City. Some forty
veterinarians from Sioux City and its
territory in Iowa, Nebraska and South
Dakota attended the meeting. Mr..
NOrd was born and reared in this 10.
cality, where he resided for SO many
years. and has a host of friends.
Rev. Irwin Johnson left Saturday for
Albert City where he went to fill the
pulpit Sunday at the Mission church
in the absence of the regular pastor:
who was at Minneapolis.
Wedding bells will again peal forth
on Wednesday evening of this week
when Emil Lundell and Miss Nina Eek.
strom, two Of our esteemed young PEG.
pie, will enter into the holy bonds OF
wedloek. Ye scribe expects to tell OF
the affair in next weeks letter.
A motor party from Alcester, S. D..
composed Of Mrs. Anna Erickson and
three sons, Arthur, Werner and Ru
dOlph, and daughter, Miss Victoria
visited number of acquaintance III
Kiron the latter part of the week.
The Misses Efiie and Grace Mauritz
went to Omaha Thursday to spend a
week Or more visiting relatives and
4 to enjoy the sights OF, that city.
Gustav Newman returned Saturday
from a. several days stay at the nome
of his brother near Ute.
Col. Ellis, the prominent autcioneel
at Ida Grove, transacted business in
Kiron Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. James Hewitt sold sher 16(
acre farm four miles northwest OF
Kirolf, tenanted by Chas. o.. Swanson
to Chas. Bergin for S225 per acre. Il
is first class farm and located close
to the Bergin land. Mr.. Bergin has
confidence in Iowa land, this being the
second farm he has acquired in thai
neighborhood.
John Ogren spent the past week Wis
iting at the home of his daughter, Mrs
John Olson, and husband at Alcester
S. D.. returning home Saturday noon
N. p. Swanson, who has been on the
sick list for the past few weeks, is
slowly, improving and with no new
complications arising will soon be
about again. a la>
b. N. Benson, who for a long time
has been ailing and who for the past
month has been confined to his bed
Is gradually growing weaker and with
out change very soon for the better
it is not expected that he can live very
long
E.. q. Clauson transacted business
in Sioux City last Monday.
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