The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27
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J The electric light question was re
vived again Monday when a couple o
Representatives met with the bushes.
men and proposed proposition tina
will secure service for the town.
meeting Of our people will be held to
night to effect steps for it's secura
If the proposition is accepted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Turnlund and
ic.ildren of Council Bluffs were visit
ors at the C. S. Johnson home Sunday
last. ta,-.r. s,
Ernest Moline of Odebolt, autoed tc
Kiron Saturday afternoon to look aft
er business matters. 49,. II
/ Mrs. Erick Larson and children OF
Sioux City are spending several days
visiting with their relatives and
| friends in and around Kiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Anderson and
Clarence Clauson contemplated start
ing today by auto for Holdrege, Nebr.,
and points in Kansas to visit rela.
tives. ...
~. P. Swanson spent several days
at Sioux City looking after business
connected with his farm he owns near
there.
Elmer Mauritz, former Kiron lad
who has been engaged in business for
several years at Lawton, recently sold
his mercantile business and residence
property at that place. Owing to the
health of his wife, change Of climate
was advised and to spend year at
Excelsior Springs, Mo. Mr.. Mauritz
has some view of going into some
business at Excelsior Springs. to have
something to do during the time they
expect to remain there. ..
Chas. Teaquist, and family arrived
last week from Spencer, Nebr., being
|called here by the serious illness of
Mrs. Teaquist's mother, Mrs. John P.
Ogren. ID.
The Battle Creek ball team came to
Kiron Sunday afternoon and played
the home team, in which the home
team were victorious. ~ :
Next Sunday morning and evening
Rev. H. A. Sundberg will conduct the
last services at the Mission church.
expecting to leave next week for his
new pastorate in Nebraska.
Mrs. John P. Ogren has been ser.
iously i'll the past several days with
pneumonia and at times very little
hope has been entertained for her re-
covery. At present writing her con-
dition is unchanged. Her children
were notified, who came home, except
ing one daughter, Mrs. John Olson, at
Big Springs, s. Oak.
Mrs. Clara Rosenmier Of Freeport,
III, who has been visiting relatives at
Bronson and Lawton, Iowa. on her
way home, stopped off at Kiron last
Friday for several days visit with
her many friends and acQuaintences.
Rev. Axel v. lOhlson, OF Boone, spent
several days in Kiron and vicinity In
the interest of the home for the aged
located there. An extension Of the
home has been made necessary to meet
the many applicants; received. The
home has occupants for every avail
able room at present. The Reverend
met with splendid response for dona-'
lions in Kiron for the worthy project
Ia c. s. johnson transacted business
In Omaha on Friday last. n L. 81
Il Oscar Johnson and family returned
the latter part OF the week from their
auto trip to Alcester, S. Oak, where
they visited relatives.
Mrs. A. P. Lilliholm and son, Frank,
Of Denison, autoed to Kiron Sunday
morning to spend the day visiting rel
atiyes and friends. IT, sI.SteE&.
5 E. e. Clauson, G. w. Nelson, B. A.
Samuelson, Joe Hammerstrom, Albert
G. Carlson made a business trip to
Lincoln last week. seen.