The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-31
.KIR0N COUPLE
welded FRIDAY
Mr.. Leslie Larson and Miss Florence
eiistein, Of kiron, Married in
III Oenison on Friday Last.
DEATH OF CLARA GUsTAFsoh
Pneumonia Said to Have Been the
g Cause Of Her 0eath-Was III
'%%>. /" But Two Weeks.

WIN MISS flOreuCc bllStclU Well u
Denison Friday where they were uni
ted in marriage. They left the SAM
day for Alcester, s. Oak, where the!
expect to spend week or more visit
ing relatives. They expect to go t.
housekeeping in their return in tn
Mrs. b. N. Benson residence. Thu
many friends Of this estimable couple
were somewhat surprised to learn o
their move at this time, expecting thu
event would take place later on. Mr.
Larson is q member of the Kiron Aut.
company and q son of Mr.. and Mrs
C. o. Larson of Alcester. former Kiron
ties and is sturdy, progressive fel
low, who, with his nature and sterling
character, has attached to himself :
large circle of admiring friends. Mis-:
Florence Is the daughter of Mr.. an(
Mrs. John Bilstein, the respected farm
efs east OF Kiron and is a bright, es
Unable lady, who will prove splen
did companion and help mate to hel
worthy husband. We hand the happy
couple our best wishes in their new
sphere OF life. :,
Little La Verne Clara Gustafsen, af
ter . short illness passed away on las
Wednesday morning at o'clock at the
z uOIu0 VI JlCl1 P1IC4ISS Mls S1uu 4Ak .
Carl Gustafsen, northeast of Kiron
Her illness OF but two weeks termina
tad In pneumonia which ended in hel
death. Born May %, 1916, her short
stay ON earth covered a period of
year, s. months and days, short but
long enough to endear herself in the
home whose circle is now broken and
which she has lett. which has caused
grief to her parents and brothers and
sisters. She was a most lovable and
sweet little girl that drew attention
from everyone. The funeral was held
from the home Friday afternoon, which
was attended by many relatives and
friends. Rev. N. Morton pastor of the
Baptist church, conducted the services
and In his funeral sermon, very I'M
pressively urged his listeners to live
and prepare for the life hereafter and
Of the great advantages of such life
lover life only for the present, and
its pretended pleasures. The remains
Of little La Verne were laid to rest in
the Kiron cemetery.
M e. Jones and J. P. Conner of
Denison, spent Tuesday last in this
locality looking after business.
Otto Olson left last week for War.
sar, Nebraska. where he expected to
remain for some time. He disposed
OF hiS farming interests to his brother
with whom he has been farming the
past year.
E Rev. e, H. Lundberg, of Chicago,
who has accepted the call from the
Free church to become the pastor, is
expected to arrive this week to take
upi the work and will preach his first
sermon next Sunday morning.
Adolph Nelson, our former harness
maker made Kiron visit last week
and while here rented the residence
property belonging to Chas. G. A. John
son, expecting to move back to Kiron
with his family this week. He re-
Gently disposed of his harness bust.
mess and property at Oakland, Nebr.,
and will move back here and re.enter
the business,
Fred Quade recently sold his fine
40 acre home farm three miles east
Of Kirou to q w, Meyer near Boyer,
for the consideration Of 1925 per acre.
We have not learned of Mr.. Quade's
future move but regret to lose this
estimable pioneer family.
r. A. Quinn from the Orphans Home
at Des Moines, Iowa, spent Sunday
and Monday soliciting funds for the
home. He spoke at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening
The Mission Sewing Circle will hold
. sale Of their needle work next Sat.
uyday evening in the basement room
OF the church. They have nice array
OF wearing apparel which will be sold
and the proceeds used for mission
work. ~
Rev. N. Wicksell, OF Sloan, Iowa,
preached at the Free church Sunday
morning and evening. He remained
over until Monday visiting relatives
and friends and former acquaintences.
Alben Gustafsep and family, of Gal.
w, Mrs. Alice Wicksell, of Sloan, Ia,
and Everett Warren and family OF
Albert City, came to Kiron Friday to
attend the funeral of LaVerne Gustaf.
sen.
W. j. Sandberg and A. Sedarberg,
returned the latter part Of the week
from ten days trip at Colfax Springs
where they went for a vacation and
enjoyment Of the mineral waters at
that place.
Harvey Belstein and Herbert Lar
son came home Saturday from the
camp ut pes Moines, for an over Sun.
day visit at their homes. They expect
to- be transferred soon to the train
Ing camp at New Mexico.
Grandpa Lindblad moved into Kiron
last week to make his home over. win
tor with his son, Carl Johnson. In
another week he will pass his 10Th
birthday ~ "
On Saturday evening, the Gus Lar.
son folks went to Denison to meet
Herbert, who, was coming home from
Bees Moines for an over Sunday visit
They placed their Ford car on the
street near the court house and when
ready to come home, found their car
gone. They reported the theft to
Sheriff Cummings, who found the car
the following day near the Denison
cemetery where the culprits, who had
taken 1t, had abandoned it. The con-
tents in the car had not been taken
and the car was recovered in good
shape. except the footbrake had been
broken, = The family are considering
themselves lucky in recovering their
car,
Chicken thieves have made some big