The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Quade spent the
past week visiting their son, near Com.
frey, Mimi
Arthur Butler transacted business
in Boyer between trains Saturday
Chas. Dolk returned Friday from his
trip to Rio Grande Valley, Texas. He
reports everything looking fine and
prospects for big season. ess'F s]t.2s
J.. johnson returned to his home
ct Lawton Wednesday last, after
spending few days in Kiron visiting
friends and attending the funeral of
John A. Erickson.
The Mesdames D. b. Clauso,n and
g. sB. Larson entertained the Mission
Sewing Circle at the church Thursday
afternoon, which was attended by a
verySlarge gathering .aa7Eltsau So
Our letter items were mailed as US
uA1 last week but by the blunder of
come postal employee, did not reach
the Office until two days later.
Town politics has been boiling athe
past week from whence; three tickets
have been dished mp. TIA couple of
more tickets could be; launched, it
would nearly afford every voter in
town as candidate. With the tim.
Der now on deck, surely an efficient
board of town rulers can be hewed
out. $50
SsA deal was closed last week in
which our meat man, j. L. Lundberg
became the owner of the Sedarberg
post Office building. Mr.. Lundberg,
We understand will occupy the up
stairs room with his family and is get
ting the store room in shape for the
Installing of a lunch counter and ice
cream parlOr, and soda fountain and
soft drink business.
The G. s. Johnson building near the
Home Saving Bank has been remodel
ed Ia first class shape and is being
painted interior, and soon ready for
the new occupancy and business of L.
C. Goodrich. our efficient barber. The
new quarters will be a most inviting
and furnish ample room for Barber
GOodrich's business. The room where
he has conducted his barber business
these many past years has been leas-
ed by Louis MOorhouse who will open
up "a cream station and panatoriunl. =
gKiron teachers, Pearl Beaumont,
Ruth Tucker, Ethel Tureen and Ruth
Paterson went to Fort Dodge Wednes-
day to attend teachers convention
held there.
Alvin Tellgren went to Wall Lake
Thursday last where he expects to
spend the summer assisting his uncle
Oscar Tellgren with farm work. E
ALI ClausOn transacted business at
Omaha Friday
&Lo ,u1,n,
farmer near Schleswig, transacted
business in Kiron Wednesday.
Our business men and farmers have
been tusseling with the income report
the past week. Considerable comment
is being voiced as to the complicated
affair and would decide more sim
splified form.
n. 7. Bliesman, the real estate man
Of Denison spent Thursday in Kiron
looking after business interests here.
He is the owner Of the Sedarberg
building.
G. 3. Nelson arrived last week from
q visit with relatives at Alcester, S.
Oak. to visit with his brothers, N. G.
and Adolph Nelson.
Albert Bringleson and family moved
last week onto the Palm farm north
OF town, which they have leased.
Rev. Morton spent Sunday in Cow
RE filling the pulpit there in the morn
ing and evening.
Chas Dolk left last week on the ex-
cnrsion with land seekers for the Rio
Grande Valley, Texas.
Mrs. Marvin Snare arrived home on
Monday from her four weeks visit and
stay at Arkansas City, Kansas.
On March 4th, the death of Mrs.
Chas. Peterson occurred at Alcester,
8. Oak, former pioneer Of this To-
cality, where she resided for many
years She was born in Mesterhult,
May rs, 1912, and at the
time of her death was 76 years, 8
months and 8 days old. In 1856, she
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