The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Smith, of Ode
bolt. made a short visit in kiron on
Friday afternoon.
Ed Eckman left on Saturday after
noon for Omaha for few days stay.
Albert Johnson went to Omaha last
week to remain for an indefinite time.
Rev. A. Sahlstrom, of Milaca, Mimi.
preached at the Free church Sunday
evening to good sized audience. He
had been in attendance at the con-
ference held in Ida county last week.
Several attended the Free church
state conference held in Ida county last
week and quite number had planned
to go up Saturday and Sunday If the
roads and weather had permitted.
good meeting was held. is the report
from those who attended.
Sheriff Cummings, of Denison. trans
acted official business in Kiron Satur
day last.
Herbert Johnson went into Chicago
Saturday evening with two cars OF
cattle for the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Linman came up
from Omaha last week and expect to
remain for several weeks.
Mrs. R. H. Morgan and children. of
Pisgah, arrived Saturday afternoon
for an over Sunday visit with relatives
in Kiron.
c. S. Billings and e. E. Clauson, to-
eether with w. X. Sherman. OF Ar
thur, autoed to Lake City the first OF
the week to attend to some business
matters.
Alfred Larson, who has been suffer
ing with the auto fever for some time,
took permanent cure last week by
the purchase of a fine Chalmers car.
John Tellgren returned home on
Thursday from two weeks stay at
the hospital in Ida Grove. where he
underwent an operation
NJ. r. Sherman and Mel Ellis autoed
over from Arthur to attend to busi-
ness matters Thursday afternoon.
Guy Eckman accepted the clerkship
in the Norelus department establish
ment and we predict that after being
schooled into the mysteries OF the
mercantile details. with the ability he
has, will make an efficient clerk.
Grandpa Lindblad, who in the COM
ing November will celebrate his one
hundredth birthday, autoed to town
twice last week to look after minor
business and call at the homes OF his
two daughters. For his age he is re.
markably strong and spry.
Mrs. II. Hollander. who has beeH
ailing for some time. went to Sioux
City last week to receive treatment
for the betterment Of her health at
a hospital.
Mrs. J. A. Stolt, of Kuhn, N. D.. is |
spending a couple of weeks visiting
relatives and friends in and around
Kiron. They have resided at Kuhn
ever since leaving this locality, but
recently disposed of their property atI
that place and will look up new To- I
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lindquist and
son, Roy and his wife came back tol
Kiron last week from their winters
stay in California, looking and feeling
fine. Their return trip was made
through Texas.
John Windquist is having modern
home erected on his farm one mile
south of town, which we understand,
when completed, will be occupied byl
one of his sons.
Rev. Frank Lavine. of Des Moines,
on his way to Arthur to attend the
Free church conference, stopped off
at Kiron for visit Wednesday and
Thursday. On Wednesday evening mel
preached at the local church.
Lillian Engberg went to Minnea'
polls last week, where she will visit
acquaintances for short time.
At the home of Nels Bergman north.
west of town pair of twins were
welcomed ON Sunday, April 23d. Nels
and wife are receiving congratulations
from their numerous friends.
Everett Norelius is carrying hisl
right arm in a sling. He received a |
break in the arm while at Ida Grove
last Thursday.