The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10
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Cashier w. j. Sandberg and G. A.
Norelins attended the annual cOnven-
ton OF Group Five of the Iowa Bank
ers' association, held ut Council
Bluffs, Iowa, last week, over 200
bankers being present. Among the
speakers at the convention was E. T.
Meredith, director of the Federal Re
serve Bank of Chicago
Mrs. John Lass and children came
up from Denison on Wednesday for
a visit with Mrs. Lass parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Nordholm
Miss Esther Carlson, together with
her two cousins, of Odebolt, spent
Thursday last in Sioux City.
e. 4. Clauson transacted business
, at Sioux City and Merrill, Ia, on
Thursday and Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Hunkins arrived
on Saturday morning from Cincinnati
for short visit with relatives and
friends. While here theX< are the
guests at the home Of Mrs. Hunkin's
mother, Mrs. Hans Levin. Mr.. Hun
kins headquarters are now at Cincin-
natl, where he is traffic passenger
agent for railroad concern.
Mrs S. S. Stclt, Of near Leeds. is
spending a couple of weeks assisting
in the care of her father, Mr.. c. f..
Berg, near Kiron, who has been fail
ing in health for some time.
Mir. f. W. Pithan, of Charter Oak,
who has been visiting for a couple OF
weeks at the home OF his son. John
Pithan, southeast Of town, made a
shcrt visit in kiron Friday afternoon.
where he greeted many of his OLD
neiehbors anu friends. Mr. Pithall
for a number of years was resident
in this locality.
Mrs. Helen Johnston of Denlson
visited with relatives and friends in
Kron over Sunday.
Mrs. Linus Skarin, OF near Arthur,
tried to end her life one day last
week by putting bullet into he r
head, but did not succeed. The wound
inflicted by the shot, not being SER
;ious, She will recover. The motive
for the deed is not known. Mr.. Skarin
is we'll known here and his many
friends lament the trouble caused him
by the deed of his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Skarin were the
recipients Of May basket May LIST,
which contained fine baby boy.
which has brought joy to their hearts.
On Thursday evening next week the
Mission Conference will commence at
: the Free church and continue over
Sunday and possibly longer Rev. u.
Person, of OMAHA, Rev. G. A. Young,
OF Denver, Colo, and Evangelist Nor
ris Peterson, OF Albert City, have
promised to assist in these meetings.
A good session is anticipated.
Wednesday afternoon, while riding
his tricycle. on the sidewalk, Kermit,
the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Benson, in some manner, caught his
left leg in one of the wheels, break
ing both bones above the ankle. AS
he was navigating at good speed,
the force hitting his leg made ser
ious result. He is getting along nice
~, although confined to his home. His
many playmates and friends regret
the mishap to him.
+. Mrs. /. Lind met with an accident
last week that proved quite painful.
and that will lay her up for some time.
While attempting to gather eggs from
over manger in the barn, she lost
hnr balance and fell and fractured q
couple of ribs.
Miss Jessie, the daughter OF our
respected townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Norelins, was among one OF the
five recently elected for the Woman's
Self Government at GrinneN, la.
Ed Moline is having considerable
improvements made about his place,
and when all completed. will have q
fine, commodious home, which pre-
SCENTS a splendid appearance. Last
week good sized porch was added
on the south.
Gust Hasenjager and O. e. Clauson
went to Dcnison Saturday morning to
attend the republican county conven-
ton, being delegates from the klroh
precincts.
MIR. j. Il. HOaglund. mayor of kiron.
was selected as one of the county's
delegates to the state convention at
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Some time ago ten young men III
sKiron agreed to every Monday morn
ing) to deposit $500 in the bank for
n wear. This move has caused
considerable comment by, many pa
pers. not alone in the state, ~but out
side as well. Recently the matter ap-
reared in a Chicago Swedish promi-
nent paper. and in the Sioux City
Journal last Saturdays issue, in an
article written by S. w. Straus. presi-
dent Of the American Society for
thrift. He refers to the matter and
says: Systematic saving is what
counts Ten young men of Kifon, Ia,