The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-20
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&c. J. johnson, together with his nep
news, Waldo and Emory Mauritz. ar.
rived on Thursday last for a visit
among relatives and old neighhors and
attended the mission meeting over
Sunday.
| Mrs. A. p. Lillieholm, OF Denison,
and Mrs. L. L. Osterlund, OF New Vail,
we're guests several days last week
and over Sunday at the home OF .. u.
Clausen, while attending the mission
meetings.
| Mr.. and Mrs! Snare and daughter,
arrived on Thursday last for a sew
eral days visit at the home OF their
son, Marion. Snare Their home is at
Kirkhayen, MINI.
| Melvin Ellis, of Arthur, autoel to-
Kiron on business matters on Thurs:
day. - -, - ,..,, .,u.
! Kiron people. subscribed $4,000 TO-
the liberty loan cause which is $4,000
in excess Of what it was requested
to raise. This certainly shows an
excellent record for Kir0n with pop
nlation of about $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Lind left on Thurs
day evening for Lake. Benton. Mimi.
to spend several days visiting rela'
tives.
Everett Warren and family autoed
over from Albert City Thursday and
spent the day visiting at the home nf
A. f. Lundberg.
Aug. Lundell was visitor in Sioux
City couple of days last week. ,.r
Chas. Dolk, L. e. Clauson and Aug.
Lundell spent Monday III woodbury.
county looking. after business matters
i The. Red Cross meeting. held at the
KirOn hall on last Tuesday evening
drew a large audience. Henry Peter
son, of Council Bluffs, together with
Mrs. SERVER and !. p. Conner, of
Denison, were present. Mr.. Peterson
gave a splendid talk on tho Red Cross
and it's work and purpose and from
1.-THE way he handled the subject prov
Led himself thoroughly at home with
1.-THE same After the addresses col
Election was taken up and nearly every
one present contributed to the cause,
some 1926 being raised. The Red Cross
organization at Kiron holds men,
|bership of over $50.
Rev. A. P. Ljungberg, Of Berkeley
Cal, on his return home from the CON
ference at Boone, stopped off at ki-
ron and preached at the Mission
church in the evening.
! Chas. A. Dolk and Algot Lindgren
autoed up to Woodbury. county last
Monday looking over farms for sale,
and while there Mr.. Lindgren pur.
chased q 16O-acre farm near Climb.
ing Hill. - y. 800 ed
The mission meeting held at the
Free church last week commencing
on Thursday evening and continuing
over Sunday was we'll attended at
nearly every session of three each
Iday. Rev. G. A. Young, late OF Den
YER, Colo. and Rev. Oscar Anderson,
of KOst, Mimi, assisted in these meet
tings and delivered fOrcible, splendid
sermons. On Sunday the attendance
was unusually large, the church being
packed To its VtlRDst at each meeting.
In the large attendance were people
from Albert, City,, 'Denison, Charter
iOak, Sac City, Otebolt and Vail. The
weather, was most favorable during
the entire time and together with the
good roads enabled many to attend.
+Nels Miller and wife from Sac City
autoed to KirOn Sunday morning TO
lattend the meetings and to visit rel
Iatives. sn
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Strik-
Ter on Sunday morning, a baby boy, at
Ithey are at present making their home.
Mrs. Striker, formerly Lizzie Palm, so
well known to our people, has many
friends here. who are congratulating
her and husband over the event
Grandpa Lindblod. this localities
one hundred year old citizen, spent
|Sunday in Kiron attending the mission
meeting. r.
Everett Anderson. of near Odebolt,
marketed pOltry in KirOn Saturday
land transacted business with our mer-
lchants.
c. j. Linhult. the prominent farmer
in the Odebolt locality, spent Friday
!. lin town transacting business.
The Swedish Lutheran church held
their national synod of their church
and? celebrated the four hundredth
tahnive't al'y OF the Organization at
Rock Island Ill.,, last week. Rev. e.
fGlodI and daughter, Esther, and Miss
Esther Nordeen, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
j Linden and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
j. Nelson, from this locality are attend.
ing, and the two last named couples
are delegates and representing the
local Bethel church. @t
Phoebe Waldemar left last week for
Chicago to resume her course in nurse
: training, following vacation visit
with relatives and many friends in
and around Kiron.
From the Sac County Bulletin, we
CLEAN the following item: Last Wed.
nesday, w. p. Wayt received from a
friend on the Almo farm near Nc
Allen, Texas. a fine sample Of the
/ lsilver.skinned Bermuda onions that
are, being grown extensively" there,
The onions were planted January !,
and the sample received, by Mr.. Wayt
measures lO1a inches in circumfer'
lence. The crops, which are yielding
from 40 to II crates per acre sold at
$l.75 a crate on the track. Mr.. Wayt
states that tie owner Of the Alamo
farm will clear $4,000 from his so
acre tract of onions and that another
farmer in that section was recently
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