The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-06
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E. f. Clauson transacted business
in Odebolt between Wednesday and
Thursday.
S. N. SandstrOm returned Thurs.
day from Denisol, where he served
on the grand jury.
Edward Eckman spent Wednesday
and Thursday at Denison looking at
ter important business.
| Jubel Mauritz went to Bronson last
Thursday for short visit.
Mrs. C.. A. Larson and Mrs. Jubel
Mauritz are expected home this week
from a weeks visit at Minneapolis.
! Archie Norelius, who has been
bothered for some time with appendi-
citis trouble, left last Wednesday to.
gether with Dr. Garner and his faith
er, for the Conn hospital at Ida Grove,
where he underwent an operation. He
is reported as progressing nicely at
this time.
Quite number of our boys were at
Denison the past week taking the ex-
animation for entrance into the army.
Relatives received a message on
Friday of the death of A. J. Anderson
at Stromsburg, Neb. Mr.. Anderson
and family were for many years resi-
dents in the neighborhood three and
a half miles northeast of Kir0n and
will be remembered by all our people.
He had attained the age OF 80 years.
Burial took place on this week Tues
day. p
Jos. Hamren, Of Ohoton, Canada, is
back in Kiron for visit among old
neighbors and friends and the scenes
of former years. Mr.. Hamren used to
reside in this township for many years
on the old homestead now owned and
occupied by Mrs. Eureka Mauritz. He
moved from here some twenty.six
years ago, locating in Woodbury. coun-
ty and removed from there to Cana
da and expresses himself as very well
pleased with that country. He has
changed somewhat during these years
and many of his friends failed to rec
ognize him upon first meeting him.
He also 6ndsyArwondeEful change has
been wrought here in his former
stamping grounds.
Mrs. Mccullough and two children,
of Storm Lake, arrived Thursday to
remain during the absence of hus.
band and father, who has been called
into war service. They will make
their home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. e. Cronquist
Miss Amanda Snare, after a pleas
ant months visit at the home Of her
brother. Marvin Snare, left last week
for Minneapolis. where she spends
some time before returning to her
home in Kirkhaven, MINI.
At the directors meeting of the
Home State bank held last week q
committee was appointed to take steps
for new bank building. The lot was
purchased on which the present bank
building now stands and a new build
ing will be erected on the same.
Grandpa Bjokvall is reported as i'm
proving and is slowly gaining in health
which is good news to relatives and
friends.
Abel Berglund advertises 4 sale on
the Wright farm four miles south of
kiron on Thursday, February ,l4th. He
is closing out his stock and machin-
cry as he will move to Alcester, S. D.,
where he has rented farm.
Oscar Johnson recently went to
aviation corps and left at once for the
training camp. 1t was quite surprise
to his folks and many friends.
The team Of Joseph Hassen sold at
public sale Saturday afternoon on the
street for $3.50, Roy Eckman being the
purchaser. Mr.. Hassen left Monday
for his newly acquired home On the
Alamo tract in the Rio Grande valley,
Texas. During the past years he has
sold thousands of dollars worth of
goods to people around here and his
usual rounds will be missed.
Eldridge ClausOn returned last week
from his visit with relatives at Hold.
rege, Neb. While there he met Rev.
Irwin Johnson and wife and found them