The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
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August Larson and family of Char
ter Oak, autoed to Kiron Sunday to
attend the meeting at the Mission
church.
O. e. Clauson, c.. w. Nelson, NJ. A.
| Sandstrom, AddiCk Anderson and A.
L. Anderson left last Tuesday on the
excursion for the Rio Grande valley.
| Texas. to look over the country. An
other excursion party will leave kiron
/ Tuesday the 18th to join the next eX-
| cursion for that prosperous place that
| is drawing hundreds OF northern farm
ers. Those desiring to so and inspect
the lands and the wonderful possibili-
ties should arrange with Clauson
Brothers for the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs August Thiede and
daughter came over from SchlesWlg
Thursday to attend the funeral of Au-
gust Baker and visit friends and rel
Elves few days.
j. l.. Lundberg accompanied his Sis
ter-in.law and motherin-law as far
as Omaha Saturday on their way to
their home in Kansas after weeks
visit at the Lllndberg home in kiron
Francis Peterson and family, Axle
Peterson and sister. Miss Sarah
autoed over from Alcester last Tues
day to spend several days visiting
| their numerous friends and old neigh
bors.
L. Micl1aelson was at Akron. Iowa.
several days last week attending to
matters connected with his farm he
owns there.
John Tureen. John Peterson and Al
bert Lavine returned Saturday from
Minneapolis. where they attended the
state fair several days.
During the electrical and rain storm
that passed over this locality during
Thursday night George Lindstrom had
fine team killed by lightning and
Enoch Miller lost fine COW in the
same way. Reports come from others
OF losses.
A fine wedding took place last
Tuesday night at the home OF Carl
Ernie, southeast of Kiron. Their
daughter, Miss Paula, was united in
marriage to Albert W. drummer.
prominent merchant at Spencer. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
a brother of the groom, Rev. e. Grum-
mer, of Spencer. The wedding festiv-
tiles were participated in by a num-
Der of relatives and friends of the
contra citing parties. Miss Paula IS 4
splendid. accomplished young lady
who will make model wife and COM
panion to the man of her choice. The
lucky fellow is a young merchant at
Spencer highly respected and much
esteemed in his home town and de-
serves the congratulations of all in
winning the prize he did from our
midst. The couple will spend their
honeymoon at Lake Okoboji, after
which they will be at home at Spen-
Ger. We add our congratulations and
wish them a happy and prosperous
welded life.
Rev. ]. o. Nystrom and wife and son
and Erick Johnson, of Omaha. visited
in Kiron over Sunday. Rev. Nystrom
delivered two splendid sermons at the
Mission church Sunday, which were
listened to by good audiences. Erlck
Johnson assisted in the services with
several songs and guitar accompanl-
ment.
Chas. Dolk returned Thursday from
trip into northern Dakota looking
over the country. He reports the
crops somewhat light in that country.
owing to the drought, but that the
people are prosperous and contented
The Free church Young Peoples
annual conference will be held at Al
bert City, commencing on Thursday
of this week and continuing over Sun
day. Quite a number from kiron in
tend to attend, especially on Sunday.
Jonas Fanberg, together with Frank
Carlson and family, autoed to klron
last week from Kirkhaven, MIMI. for
visit among relatives and former
neighbors.
Walter Carlson recently purchased
the interest of Charles Johnson in
their threshing outfit and is operat-
ing the same himself Arthur Paul
son, of Boyer. runs the engine.
p. E. Nordell is advertising his
home property for sale at Old kiron,
as he has purchased farm near
Isantia, Mimi. and expects to move
there with his family next spring.
The Nordells have resided so long IN
Old Kiron that their intention of NOV
ing away is regretted by all. s.
John H. D. Gray. the editor of the
farm department. of the Review. made
! Kirnn a call Monday while on his