The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-08
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ken fruit jar.Y, 1T required several
stitches to close up the wound. The
misllap has confined her to h0r room
during the past week. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ward enjoyed
vacation and outing the past week
at Lake Okoboji together with Mr..
and Mrs. John Nelson of Odebolt. The
recreation at the lake was greatly
enjoyed 'H f;,.t
Mrs. Aron Sedarberg left Wednes-
day morning for a two weeks visit
ct the 11tme Of her sister in Ghica-
60 Mrs. Ted Johnson is assisting
With, tl1eswork ip the postofRice dur
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w. j.. Sandberg and E. e. iClauson
transacted business at Sioux City and
Elk Point, S. D. Thursday While
at Sioux City they visited Erich Lar.
son and family at Morningside, form
erly of Kiron and found them con
tented and most busy with their store
trade. They expressed themselves
well pleased with their new home and
business venture. a ~
c. Ander and DR.. c. Z. Morton and
the Misses Neva Norelius and Emma
Ogren autoed to Spirit Lake Thurs.
day evening to spend the balance Of
the week. 's'
Miss Edith Lindberg, 2 of Omaha,
visited at the N. P. Swanson and ~
r. Larson homes the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. FIG. Johnson and
rir. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson re-
turned, Thursday afternoon from Wis.
its,with relatives at Sioux City and
Mern1ngsfde, al.llaW + ~, -
Andrew bergen, who svisited friends
for several, days at aStratford, Iowa.
returned home last. Week torta s%
Mr.. and Mrs z: hJ. Riigieman, Of
Deloit spent several hours in Kiron
on Wednesday, transacting business.
+ Rev. W. Fowler arrived from Gales.
berg, H., last week to join his family
who has been spending several weeks
at the Mrs c. 4. Englund home.
Another one OF our young energetic
and most prospective young farmers
entered into the bonds of matrimony
last week. ~ On Monday of last week
John Lind and Miss Nellie Fleming
were united in marriage. the. cere-
mony taking place at the NJ. E. par
sonage at DelOit, the pastor officia-
ting. John is the son Of our pioneers,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Lind and he has
grown up a model young man with
prospective, active life ahead Of
him and possesses very agreeable
traits and character. He has won
a large circle of friends who are con
graduating him upon his new venture
The bride. Miss Fleming. born and
80, kh@ oil, -1,1~o rl,~
ID most affable and accomplished
young lady. We add our hearty con-
CALCULATIONS to this splendid young
couple as they enter upon the matri
monial sea.
Miss Jeanette Cedargren, of Oak.
land, Nebr. who has been spending a
couple of weeks at the O. e. Clauson
home. went to Denison Friday after
noon to visit relatives. tsf'
Miss Lydia Tureen of Omaha, is
spending several weeks visiting her
relatives and friends in and around
ron, arriving last Thursday.
o. E. Clauson and family were Wis
itors with Denison relatives Friday
and Saturday. n5' ~ - '2S,5
Abel Berglund made trip to Al
cester. S. D., last week, where lie
visited relatives and he also saw the
country. e.
Miss Hilda Anderson of Denison,
came over Saturday for an over Sun
day visit at the Gust Ogren home
south Of Kiron. 3'z3@.s[ NJ,
The heavy, wind and hail Saturday
evening caused considerable dam
age. Garden truck was severely beat
en- and fruit trees were badly strip
ped. Reports come from closely. To-
calities of damage to the corn crop.
The oats uncut, were leyeled to the
ground North Of town. some corn
fields are reported as total loss.
Mrs. Chas.. Teaquist and children,
of Spencer, visited relatives at kir
on and Odebplt. last, week. Il :. p.
N: P. Nord, farmer well known
here years sagAa died Hast week at
the home Of bisr san ,sCharles, at
= Onawa,, and tbs remains will be tax.
en- to Kiron, today (Nlonday)n for bur.
ial by, the side'OG his wife. who died
at the home in Ell Reno, Okla. a
short while ago. As we lack details,
up to the present time, we are un-
able to give the obituary.
NV. ANutHdHltl CdIISOil VI hulldlU,
Mimi. made kirOnEa visit over Sun.
day and conducted the preaching SER
vices sat the Mission church in the
morning and evening. $50 NJ.
y. Eberhart and family autoed
to lliron Friday from Merrill, la. Mr..
.Eberhart looked alter property in
terests here while his family accom-
panied him for the ride.
Late Sunday night, several autos
raced through town without any
lights whatsoever. Quite number
are paying little, heed to ordinances
or the law. Something will happen
to wake up people both as to observe
the laws as we'll as to have them
enforced = Pap
Mableg Cedargren of Oakland, Neb..
who, has been spending some time
with relatives at Denison. came up
to- Kiron Saturday for visit at the
.. q Clauson home.
Nis not true that many of our rail-
road cars are worthless. as the mu-i
seums Of historical antiquities would
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