The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

of Schleswig, were in kiron Friday
transacting business.
Mrs. Herman Leaf, of Hudson, Wis.
arrived last Tuesday for a sevarai
weeks visit at the home Of her mother
Mrs. S. A. Palm.
Bringlesen Bros. are at work TINS
week moving the large barn off the
Mrs. II. Hollander residence property
onto the w. p. Swanson farm joining
town. Mrs. Hollander, having no par
ticular use for it, has disposed OF the
same. sa, .s..5. ID. - a-
Clauson Bros. are arranging for an
other crowd to join the excursion trip
to the Rio Grande valley, Texas. A
most splendid sight seeing trip at a
small price will he made on July 3rd.
Jonas Englund, of near Anthem, look,
ed after business matters in kiron
last Tuesday.
The home of John Ogren, south OF
here has been quarantined on account
IF a slight attack OF, small poX, which
Emil Ogren has contracted. The home
of Peter Baller has also been quaran-
tined, one member Of the family being
sick with small pox.
Oscar Sedarberg of the Kiron Auto
company, returned Thursday from
Omaha together with George Johnson
Z. N. and Martin and S. N. Sandstrom,
and c.. w. Nelson. They brought with
them four 1917 model Oldsmobiles,
which have been purchased by the
Sandstroms and c. w. Nelson. They
were certainly fine cars and among
the best ever brought to this locality.
J. w. Hummer expects to leave for
Lake Benton this week where his wife
has been spending the past three
weeks visiting at the parental home.
The heavy windstorm Friday night
played havoc throughout this section,
in the blowing down of trees and de.
molishing sheds and outbuildings. The
pop corn cribs belonging to G. A. Nor
elius were overturned and smashed
and two window glasses in his store
buildings were also smashed. One OF
the large plate glass windows at the
KirOn Auto company garage was
blown in and three Of the large panes
OF glass smashed, H. .,..,ssist va w"
!. Mrs. Art Benson and daughter, re-
turned last Monday from short visit vi 1t
at RICKETTS, . go. ''.' y ' y : "''s = =
Nfr. John Anderson, Wallace Ander-,
SON and wife, and Cliff Anderson and
wife, of Dunlap, were visitors in this
locality Sunday.
Hildar Lundberg and son autoed ov-
or from Pomeroy, Sunday morning. +.
Mrs. A. P. Nelson and son, Clarence.
and wife, Of Omaha, were visitors at
the Linman home the first of the week.
Mrs. A. F.. Lundberg went to Pom
aroy Sunday for visit at the home
Of Hildar Lundberg.
Arthur Geirer, who has been spend
ing the spring months at cement work
IN this locality, left last Saturday for
MS home at Fremont, Nebr., preparing
% enlist in the army. u
The Mission sewing circle will hold
. sale of their needle work on next
evening at the Kiron hall.
The society will give certain per cent
# the proceeds to the Red Cross. Let
everyone turn out and give liberal
patronage to the sale. "a.
Mrs. c. A. MagnusOn, OF Arthur, Wis
ted with relatives in .AfrOn Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer ;Mauntz, 3of Lawton, came
asst week to join her two sons for an
,ver Sunday visit with relatives and
friends. 49,. ..,.s $50 49,.
Miss Phoebe Waldemar, Of Pisgah,
listed relatives and numerous friends
n tKiron the first part OF the week. >
C. F. Peters and Louis Moorehouse
we're visitors at Vail between Friday
md Saturday. ...s.. d.. =.
The Willing Workers hold their next
this week on Thursday after
noon at the home OF F. l.. Johnson.
southeast of town, The Mission sew
ing circle meets at the home OF Mrs.
Carlson Friday afternoon. 4
Willie Miller purchased an Odds
mobile car last Saturday from the Kir-
on Auto company.
Mrs. John Anderson, of Dunlap, is
a visitor this week with relatives in
kiron and vicinity. ..--