The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07
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Adolph Nelson and family arrived
, last week from Oakland, Nebr., and
have moved into the Chas. G. A. john
son residence. Mr.. Nelson will re-en-
gage in the harness business In k1ron.
We welcome this family back to kiron
Mrs. Swan Lindquist sold her fine
residence in Kiron to Mr.. $. y. Crook
last week. We have not learned OF
Mr.. Crooks plans but reports are that
he will move into town next spring.
Mrs. Chas. Nord and children Of
Onawa, and Mrs. M. Mccullough and
children OF Storm Lake, are spending
this week visiting at the s.. e. Cron-
quist home.
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Winquist passed their fiftieth mile
post of welded life and golden we'd
ding celebration was held at their
home, attended by their children and
grandchildren and other relatives. A
most enjoyable time was passed, Mrs.
C. j. Almgren and children, of James
town, New York, and Chas. 0. Win
quist and Miss Nettie, of Alcester,
s. D. arriving to help celebrate the
event.
Bert Lindstrom went to Des Mones
SATURDAY " dA oNOA ouiAuAy
visit at the camp where his brother
and other Kiron boys are stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Larson returned
last week from their honeymoon trip
to Alcester, S. D. They have gone
to housekeeping in the Mrs. B. N. Ben
son residence. In our last weeks
letter of their marriage we stated
Miss Florence Bilstein had become the
bride of Leslie Larson, when we should
have said Miss Lillian Bilstein. We
cheerfully correct the error made.
The new bungalow residence of Ed
Johnson is nearing completion and
certainly enhances the appearance
of the corner and vicinity on which it
is built. Ed and wife will certainly
have a model and commodious home
which they certainly deserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. SwartZ Of Boy
err, were visitors at the John Erickson
and c. S. Johnson homes in Kiron
last Sunday afternoon.
We erred in our bond sale report
from Kiron in last weeks letter. 1t
should have read that $S2,S00 was
sent in from the Kiron State Bank of
which $23,450 is credited Hayes town
ship, Ida County, the balance, $59,350
credited to Kiron and vicinity.
One Of our local autoists was hailed
before the mayor Saturday evening
and relieved of $1,000 for violating
the state auto law. OF late quite
a number have disregarded the re-
quirements of staying within the
speed limits and properly displayed
numbers and as to their lights and
several more will be requested to Wis
it the mayor if their ways are not
mended along this line.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nielsen and Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Lundblad of Odebolt,
were entertained at the G. A. Norelius
home
Grandpa Lindblad celebrates today
congratulated by a large number of
friends and relatives upon his enter
ing upon his 102nd year. The Luther
an congregation has planned to gather
and spend the afternoon with him.
Grandpa is remarkably hale and
hearty for one who has attained that
unusual old age and bids fair to cele-
brate several more from his present
condition.
Rev. E. II. Lundberg arrived last
Saturday from Chicago and preached
his initiatory sermon at the Mission
church Sunday morning and evening
when he was greeted by good congre-
cations at both meetings. His three
children and sister-in-law and father
in-law came with him to take up their
residence in Kiron. They are unpack-
ing their household goods and will
soon be settled in the parsonage. We
bid them a cordial welcome to our
town and midst
The Mission sewing circle sale Sat
urday evening at the church drew a
fair number Of people and the receipts
were very satisfactory