The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-04

up to $500 an acre.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eckman and theil
daughter, Miss Cora, returned home
thursday night from a three weeks
stay at Colfax Springs, Ia, enjoying
a rest vacation and the springs. They
report fine time and are looking
very we'll.
Mrs. C. F. Peters and baby who have
been visiting friends and former
neighbors in Oklahoma the past few
months, returned home Thursday.
The Peterson Dray Line business
was sold last week 70 Alfred and Otto
Larson. Axle Peterson intends to en-
list in the army which occasioned his
selling out. During his several years
of service, he has established a good
business and holds his patrons as
his friends. who regret to see him
go out Of business. We bespeak sue
cess for the new trim, who takes
possession the first of July.
Mrs. John Bilstein and daughter,
Elsie, who have been enjoying sew
eral weeks at Colfax Springs, arriv'
ed home last Friday.
On Monday Of last week, Mr.. p.
NJ. Sjogren was taken to Omaha
where he underwent an operation for
the relief of an ailment that has been
source OF trouble and worry to him
for some time. Thursday night, his
condition was quite low and his three
sons were summoned to his bedside.
Charles and Robert returned Friday
but Mauritz remained at the hospital.
The reports are that his condition is
MIDST .uhfavofable for & recovery. !!
+ leF' O.. Johnson came to town, Tues
+ dayR and carried a smile on, his face
f'thaf has never been seen there ,he.
f6bFFeg 40 Producing J.. box Of. cigars, he
started the rounds among his friends
ltfhg new arrival was WELCOMED in.
RtAair home the day, previous and the
|'happy father and mother, are giving
the little fellow 2 splendid welcome:
Last Wednesday will be 2 memorial
one for our town over the fact that
its population was increased by three
new immigrants. The little baby girl
takes up its abode at the home Of DR..
and Mrs, Garner and the twin boys
registered at the Oscar Sederbeerg
home. Tie happy parents are, receiv.
ing congratulations from their many
friends. All parties concerned are
getting along nicely except Oscar,
who feels 50 elated that he scarcely
sees or hears,
= Hiss Clara Nelson from lsantia,
Mimi, is visiting the Andrew Larson
family south of Kiron.
Marvin Snare and A. F. Lundberg
were visitors at Sloan, Ia, between
Tuesday and Wednesday. 49,. - -,
Axle Peterson spent Thursday at
Whiting, la, visiting his brother, Ell
mer who intends to enlist in the army.
The canning demonstration at the
kiron schoolhouse last Tuesday drew
q crowded house of eager ladies and
proved a most interesting demonstra.
tion to all whom intend, to- use. the
information given, for practical use,
! he affair will not alone utilize a lot
of foods which can. be SO well pre-
psred and preserved which will mean
a splendid saving, but will also lessen
the cost Of canning. e, t..-,et.
Mrs: John NJ. Larson, of Odebolt
visited with Kiron relatives the fore
part of the week. :'@ = . - ~ .. *,
Mr.. Alvin Lundell was a visitor at
Sioux City apd, Omaha the latter part
Of the week. "t,"'' 80,
Erick Johnson, of Rock Island, ILL.,,
is spending this week in this locality,
q guest at the home of Andrew Linden.
Harlan Smith autoed from Dolliver,
iowa, Thursday to get his family,
who made a visit Of several days at
the E. r. Engberg home.
Miss Judith Swanson who has been
spending the past two months at
Sioux City at the home OF her sister
returned Saturday last. Her sister
Mrs. Oscar Larson, and daughter,
and friends.
DR.. F. f, Williams, Of Odebolt, had
business in kirOn saturday.
Bob Childress of near Deloit, came
to kiron Saturday on business mis-
sion. Bob has a lot OF friends here
who are always pleased To- see him
| Minnie LiHdblad Of, Fort Dodge is
depending q 'qouple OF, Weeks visiting
%sta K'r9H s Relatives and hes many
INF! sand Mrs. LAiidrreew:S Edsttirodml." MOT Of
Ohftagoi came Is Kiron Saturday tor
as'Rfsit at THE, Mp, Johnson home
s s's,s,,S Gs ft5Fsslaat!xss in the nearby
j4:ev. Irwin johnson filled tie tie pulpit
at the Mission church in Odebolt last
Sunday morning. ~ *
J. L. Lundberg and wife autoed to
Marathon, Ia, Sunday morning where
he conducted the services. .
The Mission sewing circle sale or
Saturday evening resulted in very
satisfying proceeds.
Mrs. A. Tollottson, of Des Moines,
on her way home from visit ut
Omaha, stopped Off at Kiron for an
over Sunday visit at the J. E. Hoag-
lund home,
Miss Esther Sjogren arrived last
week from North Branch, Mimi, for
a few weeks visit among relatives
and her many friends here.
@. +. Clausan and family visited
at the l.. l.. Osterlund home near Vail
last Sunday. -
TIMELY TIPS FOR THE WEEK
The weather has been favorable for
an attack OF late blight on potatoes.
Bordeaux mixture is the remedy. 80
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