The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-20
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The home of August Olson, three
miles south of town, certainly had
their share of affliction the past week,
the entire family being stricken with
the flu and pneumonia. Their daugh-
ter, Laura, who suffered several days
with the same,s passed away Tuesday
morning, November. 18th At present
writing the other members of the fam
lily are recovering under the efficient
care Of doctor and Nurse. The
death of their darling girl is heavy
blow to the family as she was an ex,
ceptionally bright child and sun.
shine to the home and partnts. Laura
Mildred was born at Battle Creek, No
vember II, 1912, and at her death was
years and day old BY her bright
disposition she not alone won 9 deep
place in the hearts Of the family, but
also with all who she came in contact
with. The funeral took place Thurs.
day afternoon and owing to the ILL.,
|ness of, the family none of them were
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form of their loved one was laid 10
rest A short funeral service II was
conducted at the Kiron cemetery by
Rev. H. A. Sundberg pastor of the
Mission church and were attended by
relatives and few intimate friends
of the family. At the time of Laura's
death and funeral, the father being
very low, he was not informed as to
what had taken. place and when the
sad news will be told him it will be a
sad blow indeed. The sympathy of
the entire community is extended the
stricken parents and home. Besides
the parents she leaves younger sis
ter and many relatives who mourn
and miss her.
Corn picking is nearly completed
in this locality.
0. E. Strahan was visitor with his
mother the latter part of the week and
greeted many Of his old time friends
Geo. Lindstrom and Martin John
son left Saturday evening with stock
shipments for Chicago, and expect to
spend few days before returning. :
Frank Priebs came over from Boy
er Saturday to look after business mat
ters. He recently moved his family
from Old Kiron and has opened a ga
rage repair business at Boyer. Frank
is first class repair man in the auto
line and will no doubt be kept busy.
From the Alcester IS. d. Union we
CLEAN the fact that Mrs. Martin John.
son Is quite sick and under the care
OF physician. Mrs, johnson being
a former Kiron lady she has many
friends. here who are in hopes of soon
learning of her recovery. :ss
The stork passed through this local
tity last Friday ,m4rning and on his
journey left ahsplendid a baby boy at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Og-
rem. Frank and wife are elated over
the valuable addition to their home
and are proudly receiving the congrat.
ulations of their many friends.
Fred Schurke autoed s over from
Denison Thursday and spent a few
hours on the old farm with his son
and wife.
Gerome Hollenbeck and daughter,
Lenora, of Rolfe, made visit the lat.
ter part of the week and over Sun
day at the home OF r. w. Brunnits.
The sale of julius Johnson on last
Wednesday was attended by fair
sized crowd and good prices were re.
allied for all the property sold. 3, Mr..
Johnson disposed of all his household
and personal property.
Claus Gottberg, Of Schleswig, is as
sisting in the interior work at the new
Home Savings bank building which
Is drawing near completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Johnson. took.
their departure for Chicago on Friday
last, where they have planned to
make their home and be near some
Of their children who reside there.
They have resided on the old home.
stead they vacated for over. forty years
and will be'missed by a large circle of
friends and acquaintances who regret
to see them move away and whose
we'll wishes follow them into their
new home .., .