The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31
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KIRON BOYS
Number Of klron Boys Go to War
and Community Feels Result OF
s War As Never Before.
PEOPLE SHOULD BACK THEM Up
kiron Correspondent to Review Al
vises Liberal Buying OF Bonds
and Savings Stamps.
KIRON. July 3O-Special-

| y h1uoNs July opSSA~A
Quite a number of our boys were
taken in the last draft and left last
Friday for Camp Gordon This COM
munity now feels that we are In war
as never before, through the taking
away of SO many of our stalWart
young men to aid in this struggle Tor
right 1t should also, as never before,
spur us to in every way do our best
in contributing and complying with
the reqests of Uncle Sam, which goes
to- and will aid in the winning OF the
war. The boys gone have sacriflced
their good positions, homes and friends
and some of them possibly their
lives, then why should any one COM
plain if called upon to buy bonds and
war savings stamps and to sacrlhce
some things Uncle Sam requests IN or
der that the boys may be fully equip.
ped and provided for in order that
victory may be ours. The prayers and
good wishes follow the boys.
Miss Tilda Johnston ended her
months vacation and visit with her
parents and friends here and returned
to Sioux City Saturday.
Miss Ruth Peterson came home on
Friday from short stay at Denison.
! Mangi Anderson spent a few days
this week in Chicago, going In Satur-
day evening with stock shipment.
Martin Sandstrom and family ar
rived last week from San Juan, Tex,
Mr.. Moorhouse, VINO has been super
intending Mr.. Sandstrom's farm here,
is expected to leave at any time for
the front, which necessitated Martins
return. Martin has harvested part OF
his crop in the valley They are very
enthusiastic over that country and its
future prospects. 6i
Mrs. Glad and daughter left Friday
for a visit with relatives in Kansas.
Rev. E. H. Sundberg and boys and
Miss Burkwall returned Thursday
from their trip to Salina, Kans. Grand
pa Burkwall remained to spend some
time with old neighbors and friends.
E. E. Clauson and wife and P. B.
Miller returned Friday from the ex-
cursion trip to Texas. While there
they met a number of Kiron people
who were busy harvesting field and
broom corn. Yield is splendid and
commands big prices. 4
William Clauson lost eight head OF
cattle by lightning Thursday. AS the
insurance on them was very small the
loss incurred was nearly full value.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Norelius and
daughter, Miss Irma, started Sunday
morning on trip to Minnesota. They
will make short visit at Warrington,
gonig from there to Grandy to visit
A. Norelius and other relatives. They
went by auto.
Paul Lundberg left Monday for Oma.
ha to enlist. Before returning he will
visit relatives at Kansas City and
other points in Kansas.
Mrs. L. G. Goodrich is back home
from her long stay in the hospital at
Denison. Her many neighbors and
friends are pleased to have her home
again. y
MI. and Mrs. Frank Ahriens OF
Sioux City were visitors the first OF
the week at the home Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred Larson, and husband.
j. L. Lundberg and wife autoed to
Denison Sunday morning, where they
spent part of the day with friends.
Rev. A. Lagerquist and wife, of Des
Monies, made an over Sunday visit
with friends in Kiron.