The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
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i J. j. Eberhardt, of Leeds, Ia, made
Kiron visit on Monday OF last week
making arrangements to improve thu
meat market building, OF which he i.
the owner.
Peter Berg returned home on Thurs
day from Des Moines, where he at
tended the eighth annual state con
ventiOn Of threshermen. Mr.. Berg is
the pioneer thresherman in this vicin
| ity and has never missed a convention
since the threshermen organized.
e. E. Clausen spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Omaha transacting bust
ness. He returned home Thursday
evening"
Our merchant, A. E. Andersen, has
been suffering Of late with the auto
fever and owing to increased symp
toms which warranted the case fatal
he was taken to Omaha last Sunday
! by c. b. Larson, one of our local auto
dealers. There is no question but
that an operation will be performed
which viii relieve A. E. from his suf'
ferins. o.
Miss Marie Henry, one of the very
efficient instructors in the Kjron school
visited friends in Omaha over Sunday,
The Misses Lilly Engberg and Min
ME Tellgren were visitors in Sioux
City the fore part Of the past week.
Mrs. P. S. Roos, of Sherburne, MIMI,
visited relatives and friends in and a
round Kiron and Deloit last week.
The family moved away from this To-
cality last year. having decided to
make Minnesota their future home,
and Mrs. Roos reports that they are
pleased and contented In their new
location Z as
The Kiron school election passed
off very quietly on Monday afternoon
of last week, but a small number OF
voters turning out. Quite a number
had forgotten. about the election. A.
f. Bensen was elected for a term OF
three years. The new members elect
ed were C. S. Billings for a three year
term and Maurice Sjogren for one
year term.
Mark Weston and family visited a
couple of days last week at the home
of Mrs. Weston's mother, Mrs. Eta
Johnson in KfIon. This family moved
fNO Kiron two years ago to Mil
ford. Neb., where Mr.. Weston conduct
ed meat market. He recently dis
posed of his business at Milford and
they are on their way to washington
Springs. S. Oak. their future home.
Our genial butcher, T. S. Berglund,
passed the 36th milepost of his life
on Thursday of last week. Just as
he was preparing to retire for good
nights rest, which Thure enjoys So
we'll, a large number of his friends
marched into his home and helped
him pass away the hours until after
midnight. A very jolly social time
was spent and Thure had several pres
ents left by his guests to help him
remember the event.
Tho Clausen Bros, real estate ag-
ency sold the late Olaf Sandeen prop
erty in Old Kiron on Saturday last
to ]. A. Eckstrom for consideration
of $4,000. Mr.. Eckstronl wanted ,the
foEsa to1ss: sSas4hA will retire
from farming after thisfyear, and de-
sired NV small place where he and his
wife could spent their days.in ease.
Gust G0ctch.s former Kiron boy,
now employed by. the G.. E. N. w. Il.
r. Co, at Missouri Valley, visited his
brother Glenn, at Kiron on his way
to Lorimer. Ia. TO spend q few days
with his parents.
Roy Gilmore. who has been employ
cd in the Goodrich TOnsorial Parl0r
for the past six months, returned to
Omaha last Friday. where he will con-
tinue to work at his trade. Roy made
many friends here who regretted to see
him leave.
Rev. G. Challberg. of Minneapolis,
visited Kiron on Wednesday last and
preached at the free church in the
evening.
N. P. Swanson and John Tureen were
those who went into Chicago
on Saturday evening with stock ship
ments.
Mrs. August Linman ended her Win
ter stay in Kiron on Saturday last
and returned to Omaha. MIR. Linman
who visited her recently. returned to
Omaha on Monday.
The horse sale on Saturday after
noon drew large crowd to kiron.
Quite number of horses went through
the sale ring but several were not
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