The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16
THE DrN1soN REVIEW, WEDNESDAY,, JULY Is, 1919

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went and bought another farm last
week, when he purchased the so acre
farm Of Gus Anderson, about two
miles east OF his home place. He paid
1880 Per acre for the farm. But the
family has reason to feel good; two
boys have been returned to them from
France where they were in Uncle
Sans service, and neither of the boys
were injured, nor even sick. Alfred
! o. enlisted at Ida Grove, July 25th,
and was sent to Camp Gordon. From
there he was sent to France where he
remained for eight months, and had
two weeks Aof& hard fighting at, the
lfrDnt.& He ,MaS a member of the 10th
division. He recently received his dis
charge at Camp Dodge. Edwin also
enlisted at Ida Grove and spent "a
MONTH at Camp Dodge. From there
het,was sent to Washington, where he
remained two. months, sad then he
wentacress and was ,'oyer there" one
year and ten days He was with the
2Sth regiment, 4Sth company. There
were 10000 soldier boys on board the
boat going over, and they destroyed
two submarines, and captured one. Ed
win participated in a number of fights
while in France, but escaped unhurt.
| The Danielson's have three boys and
/ two girls, and each. one of the chill
dren has something to do. The day
we were there one of the young ladies
was running the lawn mower, and the
other one was cleaning the auto. Two
! of the boys We've moving hay, and AL
| fred had just finished washing a new
] Ford car. The boys will work the
home place the, coming year. The
mother we found to be very pleas.
ant old lady, proud in the possession
| of her children, and taking a great
interest in their welfare. The boys
have. about 80 young hogs and is
brood ,sows, and are running 25 head
OF mixed cattle. - ~. ~ ~ = =
.5:g Wi ia gi'-*-- e. :
Francis Nore1ius, a son Of that veter.i
an A. Norelius, We found at old Kiron,t
where he is working 90 acres Of land.
He was in the hay field at the time
we called, but took time to visit while
the horses were resting. He is keep
ing Is headaof Red Polleds, cattle, and
and they reqgood ones, and has, s65
|pigs and 10Ebr1Cd sows. He is milk
ing eight cows, and the cream checks
amount to an average of 500 per-
month. He has in the average amount
Of crop, and for the most. part it is
looking we'll. Last weeks Review told
of terrible auto accident that hap.
pened near Kiron on Tuesday of that
week. Three of Mr.. Norelius' chill
dren were in the car at the time. of
the accident, but two of them escaped
with but slight scratches. A son, how
ever, was not SO fortunate; he was
quite badly injured in the right leg
by having deep and long wound
made, presumably by a broken bow
fom the top Just how the accident.
happened no one seems to know; Mr..
Norelius theory is that the driver must
have applied e'brakes and in SO do
ing also turned on more gas which,
caused the car Ito turn, OVER TIE
death of4Esther Tellgrer4caused al
deep sorrow among the many friends
Of the TellgrsQ. family. y. Mr.. Noreli4s.
informed us That his father is now
making III llis n l1leme with "a married
daughter and living in North Dakota.
This old gentleman was postmaster at
old Kir0n for eighteen years, long be-
fore the .l rallr9aa Was built through the
Is 60
Sweden contFfbated 10 tie good citis
zenship sof waand 4 Ira ford county
when she perl TIED "a. tsr BERG. to
sail for the II Had States, and
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