The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-09
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The Sullivan grading camp moved
to Schleswig on Friday where they
have couple of miles of grading to
do.
Micheal McVey and Miss Jessie of
Omaha made brief visit in Kiron on
Friday last
J. p. Jones autoed over from Deni-
son on Wednesday to attend to bus.
mess matters.
/ c. A. Dolk and Rev. Irwin Johnson
autoed to Storm Lake Wednesday
forenoon where they spent several
hours. r.. ..,
Rev. A. Edwards was greeted with
a small audience at the Mission
Church last Friday evening. owing to
the threading rain clouds coming up
prior to the services. Those attending
were well pleased with the able dis
course delivered by Rev Edwards and
the song service by his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson went to Ode.
bolt early Monday morning where
they took the early passenger for
Sioux City on their way to Alcester,
S. d. for an over Sunday visit with
relatives.
Chas. Bartcher made a professional
visit in Kiron on Saturday morning.
Fern Johnson of Akron, Iowa is
spending her vacation in Kiron with
her grandparents, Mn. and Mrs. H..
Michaelson.
J. e. Hoagland and Otto f.. Clausen
returned Saturday afternoon from
Omaha, where they transacted bust.
mess.
Tie new road south of the railroad
track on the east edge of town, was
opened up last AHeek for travel Tho
change will be appreciated by the
ira Yelling public and the dangerous
railroad crossing will be eliminated.
BESIDES the steep hill approaching the
town. The township had considerable
grading done on the new road, all
apparently that was allowed to be
spent on the same, but which would
not warrant very good travel in wet
periods. The matter was taken up by
two of our citizens, who in a short
while had subscription list in cir.
culation among the business men and
sufficient subscribed to engage con.
tractor Sullivan and his grading out
fit to pull in and put in three days
work on the same. which left it in
first class shape, which will be per.
manent. The business men of Kiron
are to be commended in their liberal
move to secure good roads, which will
be appreciated by their patrons.
One of the rooms upstairs in the
school building is being fitted up. and
put in shape for the fall and winter
torn of school. AN extra teacher will
be secured so that the school eff.
cheney in Kiron will be increased. Sew
eral of the pupils in nearby districts
will avail themselves of the school
privileges which can be secured in
Kiron. ~
Little Eileen, the seven year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller,
who has been sick for the; past few
weeks with scarlet fever, ,breathed
|her last Friday afternoon. She made
a hard struggle for life and to many
| il was surprise, that she could, for so
long time during the intense high
fever, battle against the persistent
disease which finally claimed her as
it's victim. Her frail remains were
laid to rest in the Kiron cemetery
Friday morning, no public funeral be.
ing held, owing to forbiddance of same
by state law. Eileen was a bright little
girl, full of cheer and sunshine and
her going away has not deeply sadden'
ed her parents and the family circle
alone, but relatives and many friends
The stricken ones have the sympathy
of the entire locality in their dark
hour of affliction.
Clarence Cose and wife autOed up
from Deloit Saturday afternoon for
brief visit.
Mrs. r. G. Jacobsen and baby of
Worthington, MINI. arrived last week
for visit with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Carlson and relatives near Arthur, be-
sides her many friends and old neigh
bors who are pleased to greet her once
more. 49,, s4-',. {
IMrs. Emma Falk of Saltwater,
Minnesota. is spending couple Of
Weeks visiting at the Andrew Larson
home south of town.
5slThe Ladies Octette from the Free
church at Rockford, Ill. will be III kir-
On on Thursday evening aof this week
and will give song service at the
Free church. They come recommended
as splendid singers and should be
heard by all who like good songs. No