The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-09
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| "A very uuIeI FOuItu was spent IL
Kiron this year.
! Grandpa Lindblad has been failing
of late and during the latter part OF
the week was confined to his bed. Al
his unusual age OF over 1902 years ap
parently very few days are before him
| Hon. Jos. Mates and Henry Hansen
of Odebolt, transacted business in
Kiron last, Wednesday.
A public sale will be held at the
Baptist parsonage next Saturday af
Iternoon Of furniture and household
goods. A splendid lot of first class
goods will be offered. r. ~
Herman Kellar went to Denison
the Fourth to spend the day visiting
| with friends.
E. E. Clauson returned Saturday
from a business trip to State Center.
Quite a number have replenished
the town funds in the shape of fines
for violating the auto law the past
two weeks. Autoists should take heed
as violation Of the law will not be toll.
Grated. =
The Dolk & Clauson real estate
agency negotiated the sale of the 24O
acre farm located near Amboy, Mimi.
belonging to August Shultz, of this 10.
cality this week, the purchasers being
parties at State Center. On Saturday
they sold the so acre farm three and a
S. Dunbar of Deloit to Frank Ogren,
consideration being 5000 per acre.
Leslie Larson and wife returned on
Wednesday from weeks visit with
relatives at Alcester, S. D., and Sioux
City.
Rev. E. Fl. Sundberg and two sons
and Miss Edna Burkwall, together
with their guests, DR.. J. o. Nystrom
and daughter of Omaha, and the Miss.
es Myrtle and Minnie Nelson, autoed
to Lake View Thursday for a few
days outing.
The 100 acre farm four and a half
miles south of town, known as the
Fred Shuler place, was sold last week
to Richardson Bros. at Denison for
1910 per acre.
C. o. Larson, former resident of
this vicinity for many years, Of late
years farming at Alcester. S. D.. and
who moved to Sioux City last spring,
recently purchased a half interest in
the mercantile business owned by his
brother, Erick, at Morningside.
Florence Johnson, of Hawarden, is
spending her school vacation at the
home of her grandparents, I. Michael
son and wife, in Kiron.
viii Tennis and Tom. McNear, of
Sioux City, were business visitors in
onH INoJnocdo1y
Miss Lillian Engberg, who has been
some time past enjoying a visit at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Darlan Smith
at Milacca Lake, Mimi, returned home
last week.
The annual state conference of the
Young Peoples society of the Free
church will be held at Storm Lake
this year, commencing on Thursday
evening Of this week, continuing over
Sunday. If roads and weather permit
quite a number from kiron expect to
attend. -4 ..,
r., Henry Kohl, a former pioneer In the
neighborhood southeast of Kiron who
has resided at Jennings, La, the past
fifteen years, is spending a couple of
weeks among his relatives and old
uC16uUOlS 5llSlc. WI. AOll Is ldrIullS
an extensive tract and is both pros.
porous and contented.
The Kiron hotel has undergone
noticeable change the past week at
the hands of it's owner, Nels A. John.
son, who vhas remodeled the front
porch and painted the building.
Rev. John Cedargren and family, OF
Oakland, Neb., who are visiting rela-
tives at Denison, autoed to Kiron on
Sunday for a short visit. 49,, III.
Mrs. Julius Johnson and daughter,
Eta, of Chicago, visited with friends
near kiron the latter part Of the
week. g.. ;.- .% !. ~
The Baptists held their annual Sun
day school picnic the Fourth, togeth-
er with the Sunday school in Ida coun-
ty, in the fine shady grove at the Nels
Eklund place south of Kiron. A good
attendance, splendid program was
rendered and a general good time was
enjoyed.
Mrs. r. H. Morgan and children, of