The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08
S0LDlERlTES IN.
SPECT CHURCH
Delegates From Norwegian Lutheran
Church at Soldier Inspect Free
Mission Church at kiron.
THEY WILL BUILD NEW CHURCH
Delegation Very Favorab'y Impressed
With kiron Structure and May
Follow Its Architecture

A number of citizens of Soldier made
kiron visit between trains last
Tuesday, being delegated by the Nor
weSian Lutheran church of their town
to inspect the Free Mission church
building OF this place aud to secure
various details as to the plans and
construction of the same. They were
very favorably Impressed with the
building and practical arrangement OF
the interior, both in the assembly
rooms; aud basement. They have the
Efssnds nearly. ak ztiiefetl feraa ne;y
church edifice and from the impression
the committee received after their in
spection. the new building will be in
pattern similar to the one here. The
committee consisted OF Rev. II. X
Sumner, the pastor, and A. Hanson
Ole G. Olson, Chris Olsen, Ole Ulvin
and ID. u. Erickson.
Born. on last Thursday, a 9M pound
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dolk. The
little fellow met with most welcome
reception into his new home. where
he will be of cheer and joy to his hap.
py parents. May he grow up to be of
blessing and usefulness, not only to
his parents, but, the community.
George Bachman, OF near Odebolt
drove to Kiron last Friday to transact
business.
The Kiron Auto company unloaded
two car loads of Fords and Bucks
last week. The boys are planning to
secure sufficient cars this year to sup
ply the demand which they were un.
able to do last year.
Conrad Naslund accompanied the
stock and implement shipment from
Kiron to Marathon OF Arvid Larson
and Henry Benson, where they expect
to spend the summer on a farm near
there.
J. f. Hoaglund went to Omaha last
to look after some interests
of the Farmers lumber yard here.
Considerable changing around among
the renters took place last week and
also among several Of the farmers who
visit at Oakland and Newman's Grove,
locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lindberg are
the happy and proud parents OF live
ly little boy who arrived last Thursday
to take up his home with them, and to|
require their love and support. ar.
thur is SO elated over the first new son
that he hardly recognizes his neigh
bcrs and friends. We extend congrat
llations to the parents.
Mrs. j. J. Lindberg and daughter
who had resided upstairs in the Bap
list parsonage since last fall, moved
Thursday and are now at home in the
Mrs. J. Lawrence residence.
Herbert Ward spent a couple OF days
in Omaha, returning Friday afternoon.
Eldredee Larson has secured po
sti0n as fireman on the Northwestern
with headquarters at Carroll.
With his push and vim we predict that
It won't take long until he has worked
his way up to the man back OF theI
throttle on the engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. Jones. of Ute.
arrived last Friday for a few days
visit with Mrs. L. johnson at the kirOn
hotel.
Edwin Eckstrom returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs Hannah Carlson went to Dcni'
son last Friday to look after business
matters, returning home Saturday.
e. +. Causon and Geo. Bachman. of
Odebolt. left Monday for Alcester. 5
D., on real estate business
Rev. F.. l.. johnson returned the lat
ter part of the week from a trip and
visit at Oakland and Newmans Grove
Neb where he conducted meetings
Julius Bielenberg. who moved away
from this locality some nine years
ago and who has been residing at Spen.
GER, Neb., moved back last week onto
the former William Joakim farm north
west of kiron. now owned by his faith.
err. We welcome them back.