The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-19
kIRoN ITEMS


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On Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Goettsch were called upon to
part with their baby girl, who passed
away after a brief illness of stomach
trouble. Little Maralee jeanette was
born March ~, 1918, and thus was but
3 months and 2 days old at the time of
her death. During her brief stay on
this earth she had become very dear
to her fond parents and devoted grand.
mother, and her death has left va
cant place in their hearts. Funeral
services were held on Tuesday after.
noon and the remains, were, laid, to
rest. in the Kiron cemetery. The griev-
ing loved ones have the sympathy of
their large circle of friends and rela.
tives in the loss of their first born.
Albert Mauritz, from Lawton, and
John Mauritz, of Denver Colo, were
visitors with Kiron friends and rela-
tives last week.
Jud Gary and his house moving crew
from Denison is at work this week
moving the old saloon and cream stat
ton building away from the corner on
which the new Home Savings bank
building will be erected. The cream
building has been moved onto the
southwest corner of the lots and will
be used for storage by the Johnson &
Sanders Mercantile company. The
other building will be moved east Of
its present location and will be rugged
up for occupancy by some business.
Miss Irma Norelius came home for
a vacation visit last week from her
college work at Grinnell.
y During the electrical storm Thurs.
day evening lightning struck the resi-
dence on the Mrs. Gust Larson farm
south of Kiron. The inmates were
somewhat. dazed by the stroke which
caused minor damages to the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gustafson and
children. of Old Kiron, left Saturday
for an over Sunday visit with relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Tellgren and children
were passengers on the eastbound pas.
senger Saturday for Crystal Lake,
Mimi, for short visit with the Enoch
Tellgren family.
Rev. Irwin Johnson, of Holdrege, Neb
who is on his way home from the con-
ference at Minneapolis, expects to stop
off at Kiron to visit relatives and hosts
Of friends this week. He will preach
at the Mission church Thursday eve
ming and it will be great pleasure to
his many friends to again meet him
and listen to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O.. Larson autoed
down from .Alcester, S. d., Sunday for
q short visit and to attend to business
matters. - .,,,!!. u; ......... g.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam :Lupdgren drove
up from aDenisop Sunday morning to
spend the day visiting relatives. -:
jeanette Cedargren, of Oakland, Neb.
who has been visiting at Denison for
several weeks, is visitor for few
days at the home of o. E. Clauson. j.,
- A.. E. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Holden aptoed to Missouri Val
ley, Sunday morning, where they spent
the day visiting relatives. 49, Al /.
Bert and FGsergeg u lLindstron were
visitors lat Storm Lake. ~
Richard Pearson has bought the farm
lease and crops of Hjalmer Skarin on
the Palm farm north of town and has
taken possession. H.. ...,,.,
c.. A. Dolk and family autoed to
Sioux City Thursday to visit Mrs. Mar.
tin Johnson, of Alcester. s. D., who
has been at a hospital there for treat
ment. C. A returned Friday evening
while the family remained for few:
days. ~ ..s. ..r,,.T4.. .s - i
Thursday; in Sioux City looking after
business matters.
The 200 acre farm four miles south
Of Kiron known, as the Wright place
was sold last week to a party from
Linn county for 5000 per acre.
The Kiron baseball team, accompan-
led by o. E. Clauson and Manager Mel.
burn, went to Carroll Sunday, where
they played the Carroll team and won
by score of to 2.
Barber Goodrich accompanied DR..
Garner to Denison Monday to visit his
wife who is at the hospital. She un.
derwent an operation Monday for re.
lief from internal trouble. Her many
neighbors and friends expect and hope
to see her home soon fully restored to
former health. .',-....,l,- 80.
- N. G. Nelson spent, several days and
over Sunday at Minneapolis attending
the annual general, conference of the
Free Mission church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred schurke of Deni-
son: autoed up to, Kiron Sunday to
spend the day on the old homestead
with their son, William and wife.
The Kiron Auto Co. received Ford
tractor last week and the demonstra-
ton made by it in various lines of
work has won the commentator by all
who have seen it work 1t seems as II
it can do everything but talk. The
boys will have their hands full taking
farmers all claim it the best on the
market in the tractor line today.
Mrs. John Erickson who has been
failing health the past year, is re-