The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-04
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Bert Lindstrom was visitor IN
Sioux City Thursday and FRIDAY:
A. r. Lundberg went to sloan last
Thursday morning for a weeks WISH
with relatives. :,
for Dubuque to look after business
matters.
Owing to scarcity of teachers there
will be no school during the fall term
lat Old Kiron. Arrangements have
fbeen made to have the scholars at
tend school in Kiron.
Mrs. Chas. Teaquist and two daugh-
tiers. of Spencer, Neb., are visiting
relatives and friends near klron thls
week.
were business visitors at Elk Poiht,
Is. d., and Sioux City on Thursday
Miss Olga Anderson has accepted
the clerkship at the A. E. Anderson
mercantile store and commenced ner
new duties last week. we predlct she
will fill that position to the satls1ac-
ton Of both her employer and MS Gus
toners.
Mrs. Chas. skarin and sons, Elmer
and Harry, returned Thursday from a
short visit with relatives and former
Kironites at Amboy, Mimi.
B. A. Samuelson and P. A. peterson
returned Wednesday from their auto
trip and visit at the state fair.
d. E. Clauson and Walter Schultz
made a trip to Waterloo last Iues'
day to attend to business matters.
j. T. Lynch and John Won Dohlen,
of Ida Grove, were Kiron visitors on
Friday last.
Rev. E. H. Sundberg spent the lat
ter part of the week at Boone IN at
tendance at the Free Mission young
peoples state conference.
E. Fl. Mauritz and G. j. Johnson ana
Harry Johnson, Of LaWton and Bron-
son, formerly residents here, MADE a
stop over visit in Kiron Friday morn
ing on their return auto trip from the
state fair at Des Moines.
Clauson Bros. will have another ex-
cursion to the Rio Grande valley,
Texas, Friday and will be accompan-
lied by several from this locality
The west room in the basement has
lbeen completed in the Kiron school
building SO as to furnish ample room
land accommodation to the many new
scholars who will attend the fall term.
| Bert Lindstrom, the efficient and
affable clerk at the A. E. Anderson
store, severed his connections last
Wednesday, upon notification OF en-
itering the war service this week. he
will be missed from the store by the
many customers he so obliglngly
served. Being school treasurer and
| town clerk his departure will be miss
1 ed and likewise among his hosts OF
friends. Bert is splendid young
man whom all regret to see leave oul
midst
Kiron's locality wis lose several
more this week of it's sturdy young
men who have been called by Uncle
| Sam into the war service. Those who
leave this week are DR.. C. e. Morton
Alfred o. Larson, Bert Lindstrom FL
lmer MauritZ, Walter Schultz. Theil
going will be felt and they will be
missed, but Kiron will feel more in
|terested than ever in every soldier
that leaves it's midst. May the pro
Election of the Divine ruler and His
Headings be theirs during their alb
sence and their friends and homes
pray for their safe return.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Carlson, OF neal
Bronson, were Kiron visitors ovel
Sunday with relatives and old neigh
bors.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Rose, of Sherburne
Mimi, spent the past week visiting
Told friends and neighbors in kiron
and Deloit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Larson and fam
lily returned to their home at Morn
| ingside Monday after short visit
with kiron relatives