The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-06
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Quite number from this locality
helped to make up the throng at the
Ringing Bros. circus at Denison on
Wednesday.
0. F.. Petersen and family of Alcest.
er, S. D. visited their relatives at kfr
on and Odebolt last week, making the
trip auto.overland. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur, Lindberg and
Miss Cora Eckman were visitors in
Omaha several days last week.
l.. Sanders, OF Primghar, Ia, was in
kilsalile s3Dssa ts. ..sso
engage in business.
!, THE sClausont. Bros. Real Estate
hge1cy 1Iosed s,deal last "Wednesday
tn @Aifh Mn! Sampson, of Odebolt,
PurGha s4dt hNfhe quarter section farm,
formerly part of the Cook ranch,
owned by Albert Johnson of Kiron. A
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Petersen, Of Al
cester, S. ID. spent a couple of days in
Kiron last week. They were desiring
to locate in this town if Mr.. Peterson
could find light, steady employment.
Miss Malinda Hocum, of Gowrie,
Ia, arrived last "Wednesday to take
charge OF and conduct the millinery
department at the Johnson and San
ders store. Miss Hocum8is first class
trimmer and well post-milliner,
which will assure the ladies the latest
in style and makeup. u
Everett Warren and wife motored
to kirOn on Saturday, making a short
visit at the e. E.. Clauson and A. F..
Lundberg homes. u.
Vernie Meeland of Grand Hsland,
Nebr., is enjoying this week visiting
his relatives and friends in this 10.
cafity. S - -
: Earl Stone came up from Omaha on
Friday for an over Sunday stay with
acquaintances. .-. -
& Miss Bernice and Master Ralph Lo-
well and Newell Clauson returned
home Saturday from a very pleasant
cit Warrens at Albert City, la. @,
- c. s. Billings and family took their
final departure for Spencer, Ia, ON
Saturday last. where their future
home will be made. For some time at
least, Mr.. Billings has secured en-
ployment in a dry goods store in that
town. Owing to the strike threat, he
stored his furniture as it would not be
accepted by the local railroad COM
paAy. During their 4tay lin Kirol\
many friends were made who will miss
them, and who now join in to wish
them success In any venture they may
undertake. t,-..
Rev. A. Glad went to Swedeberg,
Ia, the first of the week to attend a.
mission conference held by the Lu.
theran church. 81,
The C. A. Larson family returned
on Saturday from their trip and visit
Ito Millneapolis, Mlnn;, where they
visited relatives and acquaintances
and, took in the fair, sight seeing the
twin cities.S - So: Il -a
- James Malloy, who has assisted
druggist Peters for the past week,
left Friday for, West Side, f.4a
= The Kiron school opened UP on Mon
day last with a9goodly number of en-
,rollment for each department. An ex-
ira room has been. fixed. up for the
three departments where the various
grades are being taught. A number of
pupils from adjoining districts have
enrolled and are pleased with the af-
fordment provided by the kiron
School, which they will avail them.
selves Of. The corps of teachers which
will instruct during the term are Miss
Henry, of Strawberry Point, Ia, whose
efficient work will be in the seventh,
eigtf and ninth grades. Miss Englund
will teach the fourth and fifth grades,
and Miss Jacobsen, the primary de-
partment We understand there are
several other scholars in the nearby
districts who will enter school later.
Let us all pull together to maintain
and improve the splendid school ia
cilities .Kiron already ha:( A good
school will not alone be of great val
ue to the patrons in town but will aid
in an ad for the town.
! The article published in the Kiron
News last week of the investigation
of the dreaded disease, infantile pa
ralysis and its source, (which in many
the mail order houses. In many in
stances 1t was found where wearing
,as lingerie, stockings and ar
tfcles were sent out to. slum districts
after being tried and not meeting the
requirements were returned TO the
concerns, who, in turn would send out
the same to other customers, who, re-
tanning same for wear would contract.
not this mentioned disease alone, hut
others as well. This item should be
read by all, who more or less send
away to these concerns for goods and
pondered over. long and well beforel
taking the risk of importing costly and
fatal diseases in their imagined saving
of a: few cents. a..
. Miss Florence Englund, of Des
Moines and Miss Mary Henry of
Strawberry Point, Ia. arrived Satur4
day to be on deck Monday morning
to instruct in the Kiron schools.
August Lnman came up from Omaha
last week contemplating stay of sey7|
eral weeks to build cribs on his farms
east of2town. f. - Il. w.
Mr.. Fred Skarin and son and; Mr!I
S. M, Moline motored to PipestOne,I
Mimi the fore part of the past week
to do some improving on the farmiI
there owned by Mr. Skaril, g. Il
! Oscar JohnsoE left lasE TUESDAY
for Newton, Ia, where he has secured
a good position as. typesetter in a To-
Gal paper office, WITH the vim and fire
Oscar las possession of, we venturcI
the prediction that he will soon climb
rapidly upwards \ Z s. = r.
Glenn Goetch returned on Monday
last sfr6u$ss lxeetls. Visit atthe home |
OF his parents near-Lorimer, Iowa.
MRS. Johns Lass and ) Children soil
vioftod tho latter. Dorf Of tho /