The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07
BANKER SUFFERS
A BROKEN arm
c. s. Johnson, Kiron Banker, Sustains
Broken Arm While in Act Of Hand
ling His Automobile =.
MRS. ED CLAUSON AT ROCHESTER,
Husband and Children of Mrs. Claus0n
Now at Her Side-FavOrabIe
Reports Received
kIRON, July 6-Special-

hlNoN, July b-Speclal- III.
c. S. Johnson, Of the Home Savings
bank. suffered broken arm while in
the act Of handling his car near old
kron. DR.. Garner Immediately set
the broken bone and Mr.. Johnson
though not resting very easy is on
the mend, and will soon be able to
assume his many duties.
r.. ClauSOn left for Rochester, Minn.,
Friday where Mrs. Clauson underwent
a serious operation on Saturday. The
children left on Saturday to pay the
mother a visit At this writing the
best of news liz at hand and the COM
munty is hoping she may be restored
with complete recovery to her family.
Mrs. Diem returned from a visit in
Indiana Wednesday. a4
Roy Anderson, of South Stockholm
township, was business CALLER on
Thursday.
Mrs. John nEgberg. of Morningside.
accompanied by her children visited
at the Engberg home and departed
from here to eastern points to visit.
John and Joe Pithan. Of Boyer, were
business callers hero on Thursday.
Mr.. Ahrenkiel, of Denison, the REQ
auto possibilities.
Hugo kronke, of Schleswig, was
Kiron caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sacquaty, Of Ida Grove,
were business visitors on Thursday.
Ben Petersen and family visited at
the p. A. Peterson home on Friday
evening. l.s.t ssE
Elder Larsen transacted bushes at
the county seat on Friday.
S. Il. Dolk accompanied by Brother
Marion were Schleswig business cal
lers Saturday. '-''s'-
Our genial merchant, Gust Saunders.
Is driving new car of the Chevrolet
variety. &, a-.n
The implement dealers are busy be-
yond union hours sending out binders
and mowers and other hay tools.
than busy. The past week he mar
keted four loads of hogs. and had he
been able to get cars, more than that
would have been sent out.
Mr.. .Lister.Ao of penison, spent several
days in this vicinity tuning pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahrens, Of Sioux City,
arrived on Saturday to become ac-
quainted with their grandchildren, the
twins at Alfred Larson's home in old
Kiron.
r. L. Clauson attended the county
convention at Denison. on Saturday
az did also candidate Sandstrom, of
Stockholm township. = ...
Mrs. Gust Anderson is on the sick
list. suffering n great deal. We trust
that she will soon recover and her
pleasant face may again help in the
illumination of this community.
DR.. and Mrs. Morton accompanied
by G.. A. Norelius started on Sunday
morning for Waterloo. McGregor, and
points in Minnesota. They will be
gone for some time. We know they
will have a pleasant journey and trust
nothing will mar the joy Of the trip. rs
Rev. l. a. d. Johnson arrived from
Holderge. Neb.. to spend few days
at the parental home in Stockholm
township, as well as with relatives and
friends at kiron.
The picnic of the Baptist Sunday
school at the beautiful home Of Albin
TURNS was Il success and a good time
was reported. ~
Edna Lundell of Omaha arrived on
Saturday to spend the vacation at the
parental home in this city.
Oscar johnson motored to Sioux City
on Saturday to meet his mother. who
has visited there for some time. They
arrived home on Monday. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Hammerstrom.
of Odebolt attended the Nygren SER
vices on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlberg. of Galva,
were visitors at the Lindberg home
Sunday.
The Fourth of July celebration is /,
over and so is the fun If there was
any attached to the doings. Three
days and yet no pleasure.