The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-05
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Erick S. Larson on his way home
from Des Moines to Sioux City stop.
ped off at Kiron last week for short
visit.
| C. F.. Peters of West Side, spent
Wednesday and Thursday in kiron,
looking after business interests here.
The B. A. Samuelson closing-out
sale of his blooded cattle herd Tues
day, was well attended, considering
the muddy roads and threatening
weather. Some thirty-siX choice ami
mails went through the sale ring, all
bringing good prices.
The yellow painters have put in
some of their nefarious work in this
locality to the disgust and indigna-
tion of every true citizen in the neigh
borhood. When person or persons
will sneak around like thief in the
night and commit depreciation OF this
character, they make themselves low
er than a pro-German or an anarchist.
The guilty ones should be apprehend-
ed and administered severe penalty
of the law. Every law abiding patri.
otto citizen condemns such law viola.
tion and unpatriotic proceedings and
will give their aid in bringing the
guilty culprits into the hands of the
law, where a drastic and just punish
ment should be meeted out.
Miss Elizabeth Lundell returned on
Thursday to Des Moines after visit
with her parents and relatives.
Oscar Sedarberg returned last week
from his stay at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
He is considerably relieved from his
rheumatism.
Mrs. P. A. Petersen and daughters
entertained the Bethel Aid Society at
their home Thursday afternoon which
was we'll attended by large gather
ing.
j. e. Hoaglund made flying trip to
Minneapolis the latter part Of the week
looking after business matters.
Mrs. John Bilstein returned from
weeks stay at Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. J. H. Peters and baby arrived
Friday morning from Derrick, Ark,
beng summoned by the serious illness
of her sister, Mrs. Grover Lacey.
Chas. Dolk and son, Sidney, made
an auto trip to West Side Friday.
Edwin Johnson is identifying his
new residence with coat Of paint at
the hands of Emil Mauritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lindqu!st re-
turned Friday from their over winter
stay in California to remain for an in.
definite time to look after their pro-
perty interests.
Dr. c. E. Morten is having the exca-
walton work done for his new residence
on the corner lot north of the Baptist
church property Ere long the new
up-to-date building will adorn the cor
ner and be ready for it's occupancy.
Jas. Engberg will erect the same.
A number from Kiron went to Lake
View Thursday afternoon where they
spent the afternoon fishing, returning
with the reports of no luck, and minus
the nice fish they anticipated bringing
home.
Miss Palmer, the new principal Of
the Kiron school for the coming year,
came to Kiron last week from Straw
berry Point, Iowa. Her neice, Gret-
chen Richards, accompanied her and
will remain during the formers stay
in Kiron. ~t
| E. E. Clausen and Chas. Sjogren
were visitors in Charter Oak and i'm
mediate vicinity on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. John Cedargren and children
of Oakland, Nebr., visited relatives and
friends in and around here the past
week, while here being the guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Clau.
son.
A number of .Kironites autoed to
the tornado stricken neighborhood near
Denison Sunday afternoon to view the
devastation wrought.
| Robert Nordell came up from Omaha
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Grover Lacey is still lingering
very sick at the home Of l.. C. Good
rich with malaria fever. During the
past week, she has been seriously sick
and at times so low that little hopes
of recovery were entertained. Though
quite sick at present, favorable indica'
tons are giving hopes of recovery.
= The order of Gov. Harding is being
complied with by the Kiron churches
and all services being held in the Eng.
fish language. While 1t will deprive
some of the older people not we'll
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